Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1938 — Page 17

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Eighteenth Century Symphony.

James Thresher, : Charal music again is to the fore

| during the ‘coming 24 hours; with

four singing groups scheduled for

‘| broadcasts on all three major” net-

works. Of chief interest is the concert by the Motet Singers of New York's Choirs, directed by Paul Boepple, on CBSWFBM at 8:30 o'clock tonight. Not only may we be assured ef hearing trained voices intelligently used, but

| the program itself is one that you

might not find in years of assiduous

concert going. - All the music will antedate Palestrina. ' Included. among: thc

composers are Magnus Perotinus, who was choirmaster at Notre Dame in Paris during the 12th Century; Guillaume Machault, who lived from 1300 to 1872; Guillaume: Dufay,

| founder of the famous Flemish

group of “musically Medieval’ composers, and John Dunstable, the English musician, mathematician and astrologer, of whom the latter

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{ two were born about 1400. In ad-

dition - there will be an. anonymous 13th Century “Benedicamus Domino. ” Mr. “Boepple and all others of his way of thinking should be thanked ancient composers from the pages of musical histories. We may prate learnedly about this one and that one, and their tremendous ‘influence‘ upon music, ‘But it’s a good thing actually to hear their compositions now and then, and to let them stand or fall on the basis of the pleasure they still can give. Of course there are the difficulties of searching out such music, transcribing it to modern notation and accustoming performers to the “feel” of obsolete scale systems. For this the musical antiquarians deserve an extra bouquet. #2 8 = : From the National Music Educators Conference in St. Louis, the Jamestown, N. Y. High School Choir may be heard-at 11:30 a. m. tomorrow (NBC-Red). They sing a group of Welsh, Norwegian, Ukrainian and Creole folk songs. Ebba H. Gorando is the director. - On the same network, at 4:15 p. m. tomorrow,’ there will be a broadcast by the Ohio Wesleyan University - Singers Club, G. Rexford Keller, director. MBS-WOR will present the Norwich, Vt., Glee Club at 1:45 p. m, 1 5 yy » = Speaking of musieal resurrectors, one should not neglect Alfred Wallenstein, whose work along this line has made him famous with radio audiences. Mr. Wallenstein will pre-

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Kyser College Moves to NBC Tonight; ~ Grace Moore to Sing Own Film Songs; © Singers to Revive. Medieval Liturgy

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7:30—~Tommy. Dosses, WIRE. 8:00~—Grace Moore, netz,

8:00—Fred ies, wine. 9:00—Alfred Wallenstein, WGN. 9:00—Kay Kyser, WIRE. 10:00—Paul Sullivan, WLW, 11:00—Orrin Tucker’s Orch, WIRE,

OPERA TENOR

Here is a new Metropolitan Opera tenor already familiar to

radio fans. He is John’ Carter, who first came ‘into prominence when he pinch-hit for Nelson Eddy on the baritone’s Sunday night spot. Mr. Carter and Leonard Warren, another radio singer, were cowinners of the Metropolitan Auditions of the Air.

sent another forgotten work tonight in the Symphony No, 1 by William Boyce. Boyce was an English composer and organist who lived from 1710 to 1779. He was highly esteemed during ‘his lifetime, but today beneath the dome of St. Paul's he lies safely buried, except when an Alfred Walenstein remembers him. : Also on this evening's “Symphonic Strings” broadcast (MBS-WGN, 9 Pr. m) will be the Vokel arrangement of Bach's Fantasia in G Major; Griffes’ “Indian Sketches” and Hindeniith's String Suite, Opus 44, ® 0» » Two NBC-Blue programs, beginning at 2 p. m. tomorrow, will offer Dr. Paul Weingarten, Austrian pianist, in a 15-minute recital, and immediately afterward, a performance of Busoni’s Sonata No. 2 for piano and-violin, played by Ruth and Millard Taylor on the Eastman School

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RADIO THIS EVENING

: INDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS © CINCINNATI CHICAGO e WIRE 1400 WLW 700 i (CBS Net.) (NBC-Mutual) (NBC-Mutual) (Mutua! Net.) J3100 "t Four U. 8. Market Farm-Home ate aan i of 72:30 Ng Reporter Ma Perkins Services nes "0" -+ , News Kitty Keene ore 1:00 Woman's Eres. Police Court’ School of Air Harold Turner 1a: * Reveries ; non Reverles Jia shel of Air altzes ma - | Melodies Baker "2:00 5 WPA Concert Pep r Yéung Romances sis Tula be ot Orsi Susie Vie ailerclds «HN ced 3 oir ariety e2:45 Curtis Music Matinee Guiding Light Good Health 2:00 » i» Lorenzo unica Ni Be ‘Wife est Mley 15. yt Unannounc BE - 3 8:30 ‘Over W ™ ughesreel Julia a Bis © f' Writers' Friends 8:45 oe Paton : Es ster Musie 3 Ve Graham 4:00 Follow n ; Nurse Corps He BE lg Be fm 3 i 0! a cnio’s Te “a Re duis o* Harry Bason filiop House Johnsons 5:00 Terry-Pirate Editor's (Daughter Ruby’s Or B18 gestes "Mission Bick Tracy Short Beds Sad Ginger 130 Crook-Baine ts *Frankion Charlte Chan 5:45 Lam & "abner Orphan Annie ell Thomas Orphan Annie 6:00 Music Easy Aces a : estaway G3 BUS eww Dn PEON ETERS : us 0 an : . 8:46 News fue Charie Chan Vicki Chase Stokes’ or. x ~ Cavaleadg . Man's Family ‘One, Family *_Bolognini 748 Ben Bernie T. Dorsey T. Dorsey Lone Ranger 3: 00 Kostelanets Fred Allen Fred Allen Crosby's, or. : Lax wow oooow ‘Russell's Or. : 20 i i uote wr wo» Tomorrow's Teh, 5:00 Gang Busters . . Kay Kyser, Kay Kyser Wallenstein’ ' 3% Hobby Lobby : Tk . a : Sky, Melodies | - : : - Paul Sullivan ood Joie i - Sing. Swing News Angy Adeline ood’s Or. ae Olsen’s or. Shor ¥: or. .Heidt’s Or, : J, Dorsey's or,

{cessful movies, “I'll, T

lin’ Through the

‘mond’ Jim Brady, Jim Fisk, Sulliv

Trermy Dorsey Is Lauded By Real Scot for Swing Work.

Kay Kyser, who, like the tortoise in the fable, just plugged along but finally got there, will launch his most important assignment: to:date at 8 o'clock tonight on NBC- -WIRE.

oe gasy gol, bespectacled North aestro will bring hisb and Careline “ ollege of Musical Kno

| edge” over. from his MBS-WG!

Monday spot for the same: cigaret sponsors. a The “College” first; catight on with the public as a sustaining show out of Chicago's Blackhawk

| Restaurant. Kay would cal} Fotrons

up from: tables and quiz. the

ers, theme ‘songs, and so. on. The leader's easy way of running a show, his band’s music and the cur« rent popularity of question-and-answer programs finally attracted a sponsor. | Stars have cope and. gone during Kay's. rather, inconspicuous ‘decade n the air: But having come up tie hard way, he may stick longef. is incidentally, is his first tole mercial. s Bob Crosby and his: “Dixieland ' | Swing” will move into the va-

| ‘at 8 o'clock tonight. . I EI A - Theme songs from two of her suo- | e Romance” | “One Night of Love,” will ‘be red on Grace Moore's opening am with Andre Kaostelanetz to‘night (8 p. m. on CBS-WFBM). The prima donna also is to sing the Gavotte from ‘Massenet's opera, “Manon.”

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Darwin, 25-year-old Kansas 'City baritone. Miss Moore hopes to find a new movie leading man, handsome and vocally acceptable, among: the singers who will appear with her on this series. Bécause baseball's sprin are heading north, Mr. will get a fortnight's jump on the season by playing “Fake Me Out to the Ball Game.” $$ 8» = : “Scots wha hae wi’ Dorsey bled” probably will ‘be rallying around Tommy against their compatriots and a cosmopolitan array of irate citizens when the swinging band leader goes on the air at 7:30 o'clogk tonight (NBC-WIRE). You remember Tommy got cut off the air March 8 for swinging “Annie Laurie.” Well last week a Scottish

‘trainers

broadcast. : (Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborne swear his name

really ‘was Sandy MacPherson.)

Mr. MacPherson delivered the following message: “On behalf of the Scotch: Swing

‘| Bagpipers’ Association of the World;

I want:to thank Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra for the gr-r-r-and job of swingin’ they’ve done. ‘The whole association says hurrah and’ hoot - mon!” : Now, after fumbling nervously through a sheaf of traditional Scot~ tish melodies, Mr. Dorsey has come to a decision for tonight’s program.

-| His publicists have given out the

following terse announcement: “Instead of ‘Comin’ Through the Rye, Tommy Dorsey will start off

| his March 30 program with ‘Loch

Lomond.’ This is final and no furs

‘| thes changes will be made in this

program,’ aced with such determination; this “department can ‘only say to. Vr, MacPherson and. he Bssoviatel “Forward, S. 8. B. A. W-—Dorsey to the death!” it 8 ; Don think you can escape “Commis. ye'” a la Dixie 50 easily, however. For the Merry Macs are going to swing it out on Fred Allen’s “Town Hall” hour tonight (NBC-WIRE, 8 p. m.). The Merty Macs are brothers, Judd, Ted and Jae McMichael, and Helen Carroll who was an’ I. U. coed ‘not so lon ago. They'll be ‘heard on the Allery hour during the current series. Mr. Allen will interview Benjamin

~ | Solomon, who still drives a hansom.

cab through Manhattan's Central

Park, and who used to riumber Dia-

Corbett and Fitzsimmons among I

0 Noryo's on : Tucker's Or. Beview Guy Lombardo fares.’ 1 14 Kaye's: or, Lights Out’ Brigods's or Russell's, Or. (8. . ne . . aE —————— : George Harvey, who will ret B: 00 Talisne Roof = L. Noble's Or, L. Nobles Or, ' L. Noble's Or. the six-day bieyele race beginnin; 3 or . re Or. Mea : raei's OF. the Butler Fieldhouse Sunday, is to i a en Betzner’s Or Mogn River . Bettner’s Or be oh the alr with Len Riley tomorrow FRM. Baturday ‘ab 8 p. m. on : 7 THURSDAYPROGRAMS [°F ed le ot yen say it vi lod of HalgHioning peo ANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS © NAT1 CHICAGO w e ided of heightening s py Net) (NBC Mutual) _ NBO-Muinal _ mautas) Nety | tors’ enjoyment of the races. ’ 3 Supp OeMNL , Pm: Grow wd Morning -t Wn nL Mee gen “anphing Time Best Short Waves I 33 i. _ Mugle Box > wEDNESDAY i} 5:00 As You Like It News © Hymns © © Good Morning ERIN RE Fe. i158 » . Dessa Byrd : Enthont . : Myrt & M ov. de Mores ings Rose Rooms ’ Widder Jones - Jintighe Eno Ra ai ied 9:00 ° Kitty i © Mrs. Wiggs Linda's Love Crane-Jayes - gi 230 gH axcels fir Si He *ine Bev Get at ath 545 _ ‘Women in White endly | Dr. Friendly Recta” lH Ei, EEE. tem ait Tr peri SE: wn Be) ih. RA His en 4 0, | Bay snd an Gil Alege | CARA 3 3 2} i Farm R oie” Tinge's Love lr, % "Hy Ryan SR ik 11:45 Farm Buream . . na , ome ay Down East Humour, & variety F no 4 1% Medal - Hour Gov't. Market . a an on Street 7. M—worid A + : jw Sl Map by irs.” a rd - ids oo Z Bevortes Kity Reews. Yl deren, jf of 5 ls Vin Lu wa} in fors olise Sourt School of Aly Beton oh 2 ht Es 9. i 5a eg, IY - gv Laem ih > i Coa LC RRrw F 3 Rh, | oA8E ERY <

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