Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1935, Page 28

B—10 Progress of Symphony Is Exhibited in Last Concert After Four Years Washington's Orchestra Per- forms in Very Satisfactory Manner With Difficult Compositions—Bauer as Soloist. BY ALICE EVERSMAN. 1 HE last concert of the Thursday series of the National I Symphony Orchestra yesterday seemed to demonstrate in 2 particular manner not only the technical gain of the orchestra in this, its fourth season, but also its finer sen- sitiveness to the musical content of the numbers played. The | performance can be summed up as one of the best the orchestra | has ever presented, especially in the communicative sense. The | aliveness of the performers reached out to the audience, caught a responsive echo and carried it along in a richer sympathy with their interpretations. There was a time when the orches- | a superb rendition, full of tempera- tra was not equal to a satisfactory | mental warmth and nsyflhulqzlcnl uz- rendition of two such contrasting | gf::fi“;‘::{’s:ée:’;we;:‘[’ :e:r;::]r:d‘::ll}-' numbers as the Bach chorale prelude, | as evidence of the artistic growth of “I Call to Thee. Lord Jesus Christ.” or | individual sections of the orchestra. the “Fourth Symphony” of Tschm-' kowsky, but this was not the case yes- terday. tingly chosen to commemorate the an- niversary of the birth of the greatest composer of all time, was splendidly played with a special depth and no- bility that seemed to stress the hu- manity and the spirituality of the master as we have come to know him. The complete conviction of work of a man who was content with the divine management of things earthly was in sharp contrast to the passionate questioning of the spirit of Tschaikowsky in his “Fourth Symphony.” The restless effort to es- cape the sense of the preordained, the pall of melancholy which shut out the light which Bach saw so clearly and the desire for some tangible as- suagement of his suffering is expressed The impressive chorale, fit- | this | while the sonority and vitality of the | tonal volume was inspiring. The sudden illness of Sylvia Meyer | necessitated a change in the second | part of the program. The Ravel concerto, which the celebrated pianist, Harold Bauer, was to have interpreted, | could not be given and the lovely‘ | Schumann “Concerto in A Minor”| | was substituted. Mr. Bauer is too well known and too deeply intrenched | in the affections of the public of this city to need any introduction. His | playing of the concerto contained that superfine sensitiveness, exquisite tonal | color and ripe musicianship which | he commands so abundantly. The enthusiasm of his reception brought him out repeatedly and to the final giving of an encore, Myra Hess' ar- | rangement of Bach's “Chorale.” Mr. | Bauer is a splendid artist and a master THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT BANKRUPT TRADER ASKS CHICAGO REINSTATEMENT Jesse L. Livermore Won and Lost Millions on Deals—Board Studies Case. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, March, 22.—Jesse L. Liv- ermore, who has won and lost millions on La Salle and Wall Streets, seeks to make a comeback in the grain market. Suspended by the Grain Excnange a year ago after he had entered voluu- tary bankruptcy in New York, uiver- more yesterday applied for reiustate- ment as a member of the Chicago Board of Trade. Directors will consider the applica- tion April 2. A two-thirds vote of approval is necessary for reinstate- ment. 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