Evening Star Newspaper, January 20, 1933, Page 21

> Music and Musicians Reviews and News of Capital’s Programs. Horowitz and Orchestra Give Brilliant m. feature of the concert given by the National Sym- phony Orchestra yesterday afternoon in Constitution Hall was Vladimir Horowitz's laying of the Brahms “Concerto in Flat Major.” The large audience 'was aroused to great enthusiasm and recalled him insistently with ap- plause that did not diminish in quantity or quality until the pilano movers put an end to it by moving the piano back into its secluded cor- ner. Mr. Horowitz is a virtuoso gllyer of the ighest type. He belongs to those pianists who still culti- vate a broad and strong style and whose num- bers are steadily diminishing with the increase of specialists of one kind or another. ‘The immense talent of Mr. Horo- witz overlooks all difficulties and finds a sympathetic medium in wcrks that require grandeur and brilliancy ©of execution. ‘The Brams concerto was an almost last-minute substitution for the “Emperor” concerto for which he was originally scheduled. Whether this would affect a pianist of Mr, Horowitz's ebility is difficut to say, but a certain lack of submersion in the meaning of the concerto and a restrain in the more flowing pas- sages prevented his interpretation from reaching a superlative degree. In spite of the heavier and less thankful character of the concerto itself, he brought cut all the pianist effects with an impeccable and faultless technic. He achieved & splendid volume of rich sound in the pondero! chords and a brilliant grace in lighter moments in keeping with the dignity and drzmatic color of the composition. Were these magnificent examples of virtucsity more enriched with personal convic- ent it would have satisfying perform- outstanding and es of Horow play- Viadimir Horowits. SPECIAL PURCHASE! Previously in our regular stocks at $29.75 NEW! Smartest of tweeds, in tans, browns, greens and blues . . . Interlined for immediate wear and adapt- able for early Spring . . . One style pictured . . . Reg- ular_man - tailored Raleigh quality . . . Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 42 CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED THE WOMEN'S SHOP RALEIGH HABERDASHER THE EVENING RTAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, FRIDAY, JANUARY %0, 1933, He also showed his wisdom in the choice of lighter numbers for the orchestra’s program to serve as a relief to the Brahms concerto. The dainty and spirited overture to the “Secret of Susanne” of Wolf-] , which was given yesterday for the first time in Washingto: a short introduction of character. The “Entre’acte” from Moussorgsky’s “Khovanstchina’ full of Slavic color and fateful sig- nificance that the cellos and basses, with constant reiteration, made dominant. A climax of fire and ing the audience gave thunderous Kindler demonstrated in conducting his . His careful watching and adjustment to every change in tempo was given with sympathetic under- 40 Cakes of Toilet Soap Special Saturday at 8 5 C —A delightful soap, delicately perfumed in Odor of Flowers fragranee. . . . 40 assorted color cakes—rose, lavender, white and green— in a box. Street Floor. New Straw-Cloth and Fabric HATS 1.95 $3.00 Values —We have taken all our $3.00 hats in stock and tagged them $1.95 to hurry them out on Saturday. Styles and colors and head sizes for every- one—but come early! Crisp Turbans . . . Gay Toreador Sailors . . . 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