New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1925, Page 11

NEW BRIT‘KIN DAILY HLR\LD, WEDNESDAY, MAY#6, 1925 ROSENBERG YIELDS =5t = = ™ .',T,T’AVIATII]N NflW ON vidept 1 the scherzo, which g re- PIAND MASTERY =% e 2 ANNAPOLIS COURSE New Britain Man eard {o o ort o i oS i Wil Be Traind in At Advantage at Recital cralt, Sec. Wilbur Amnounces {but it miay be a matter of opinion as [to how to interpret such things in | e When Isracl Rosenborg, overy detail, and opinions, like hu- man beings, differ, Ny the time Mr. Roscnberg| Washington, May 6.—Students at reached the famous funeral march |the Naval academy at Annapolis af- plano In Unity hall, Hartford, last|he was himselt entirely, The per- night he rubbed his hands carefully | fermance of ity sombre, subdued ! and well, much as It it were a cold | onalities and the flight ~ of elegiac [whips' officers, Secretary Willur has dny: Dut this tife had nothing ,,,‘nv\ ly was faultless, And in the |igsued an order adding courses in do with the .uum-,w ve of the place | ©/0¥Ing movement of the sonata—the |aviation to the academy's curricu- 1w e stic method of get- | Whirring triplets which liave no {lum, beginning with the ting started upoun an cxacting pro- | Parallel In piano music—the planist | The action follows recomnr gram of music. The recital was to | W48 superb. Rublastein said this |tions of a special board appeinted at test the apex Mr. Rosenberg’s | Movement was like “night winds [the request of the prestdent late last powers as a planist extraordinair ‘~\Mr-a) \g over churchyard graves,” [vear to study the relative values of 1t was to Indicale to his friends and |AN1 Chopin himself indicated it was battleships and aircrafts among the the public how far this genius ol\'"' ant {o be a commentary upon | various naval weapons. ; HEE e NS cd" nnd |the forcgoing funeral musie, The| The hoard hegan its work soon af- o oaa ey wveep and control that thrilled ;the superlority of the airplana over Mr. Rosenberg 1s a soclal and Jik- | ©¥eryone with true mus! feeling. able fellow, of the sort who iy not | At 118 conclusion there was no longer e b |any doubt about his ability; he had tcism, “Glve me the ruzz if I'm | Mot only played the notes—a grul- entitled 1o it he told this reviewer |!IN8 teat in itselt—but he had lald | bar soul of Chopin Follawed {he ow Brit. aln pianist, took his scat Lefore the ter this v wil be trained as air. craft pilots or observers as well as Colonel Willlam Mitchell, former as |sistant ehief of the army air sery an his fighting for a unified department In issulng the order. Secretary Wilbur satd the navy department “Fire Music” from !yealized the importance of aviatfon intrisacics of colloguial English. He |the Walkure by Wagner, arranged land its development, and 1} told us he Wt like mush criii- [by Brassin, cen gre preterring than some others cur- (ment.” which told the truth regardless of |rent. His floxibility and delicacy of | Although details of touch was a tremendous afivantage |are yet to be developed the moy in surmount the flute.like ac- iinvolves considerable” expansion of |companiment; it was a magnificent [the present study of aeronautics. performance, but to us, when we | One-half of the 1 Wagner music performed {of making the summer crnise, whl {an the piano, there are too many {remain at the academy for instruc- s and tubas missing |tton in aviation. taking the s vov- age fhe follow year lother half of the class studie nautics. At the close of the year the graduates will be give three wonths special instruction in ground and flight work, qualifying ervers according to cir qualifications. LANDERS LEAGUE OPENS Shipping Room Beats High Street constructive eri- & fow d which statement in those | ATrangement quieting cifeet truth some has when typed into cold print, Mr, Rosenberg's little jol its sequel last night The raz css went entirdy bapkrupt, razz was as completely out 2z, Strive the opportunity for finding an sue, musically speaking, was The pianist an impe front and there is really not | for sincere eritics but to hand him the crown of commendation I started with t fa ir flat minor 1 the program it had the t one ‘mark £ But this “movement Is ouly four bars long, *and is 1T sue we mi | “Frolic of the Watgrs," Rubinstein “Barcarolle,” 0. 3, followed, hoth per- with the halter upon pyro- finics but with poetical imagina tlon prominent. And then the Lisat | Hungarian Rhapsody No. 12, After pompous introduction came the as pilots or ob: tha technical 18 in Lisztian | rhapsodics. The pianist’s technic {was clean-cut and inclined toward than explosivencs: that in fact predom- henee its designatiol gram was merely 2 R ‘ 4 e mghout the entire con- | piyjsion, 9 t i folk song section & beauty was not and Platware Artist's Defeat Trade Shop, 9-2. n Walnut 1l park w ¢ recoverad his poise, on diamond the hi sccond plano s 4 3 wero taken rather too |p: [ 8°€90¢ P& US| oom deefate High St. Divi ugh it opens planissimo, || Y307 B " lscore 9-2 batterics for iy Lo foriisaimo 3ain 0 softness amics wera not well portrayed; man opening a re- Shipping I W Goeb, g or it I'or High St. Gater and pitehed with Maitz behind the plate. On diamond No. 2, the Trade Shop to defeat at thé hands ot the Flatware, Holm- berg was on the mound for the 1lat- ware with Huek catching, and Ior- tier putting the mover for the Trade Shop with Kiatka on the receiving end. xt Triday night. the Printing t stacks up against H. & tussle is expected throughout adequit reputation, | g, It Hon nerhapaiwes o vorthvat te. 1t sometimes does hot DAY |and a proste |of the Menc an scherzd stylo and ¢ alling into the cate- gory st E salon music. Th two pianos were synehronized per- of his immediate went dow X score 9-2 conventional As encores Mr. Rosenberg playea | opartme Btude” by Avensky and “The B. and a liv Nightingale” by Liszt. A large r Sy tatton from New B Annual \Ieetmz at T S Nathan Hale School senhe fdentified ' nal meeting he Par- should tackle i jimliee T an Hale Thursday eve the school au S . ) Parents will int ew th Slonhe 23] 5 e g the first hour after wi i ich, 1A 3 3 sented sive a " - nie 4 Selections—School orche a s R o Jlos—rs, - Charls 1 is glad Places one of the Dependable, Efficient Demonstration of Flok dancing HOFFMAN AR B L 50/ lda Sper With all connections made, ing: s k. Ex T in your home. Balance in |/ " 3 o : kil DR e small monthly payments. 7 tha school association Wil pre Phone Your Order | nave be o a afde. Aflor Terael Nair will be |\(u.\|.- Bertha Par re | the | ) i “Rose Sataline. 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