Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1946 — Page 6

By HENRY BUTLER

“Some of the Indianapolis Symphony ‘orchestra staff was worried

yesterday's third municipal concert.

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".For the turnout yesterday afternoon beat most of the season's records, with extra chairs in the orchestra pit and the back of the main floor, and with a lot of S. R. 0. customers. " As the pleasantly chatty program notes explained, yesterday's municipal concert as designed for the people “who, they say, like only the kind of music they can whistle.” It was a good program of that sort. It reminded me of the time,

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"| The March 24 Lenten concert is

A kind of subdued thrill went through yesterday's audience during the playing of.selections from “The Fortune Teller,” by Victor Herbert, when Concertmaster Israel Baker started playing “My Little Gipsy Sweetheart.” The better your .orchestra, the better your popular programs. bien Sevitzky does a marvelous job with this light stuff, as the applause yesterday afternoon indicated. At the risk of seeming repetitious on the subject, I'd like to say that

Indianapolis Symphony could make | a very good thing out of “pop” concerts. The auditorium itself, prop- | erly engineered, with a mammoth | underground parking garage and | | other money-making features, eould | | be a profitable drawing card for! | conventions here in the geograph-! | ical center. Present Biruta Ramoska The fourth municipal concert, as | yesterday's programs reminded the | audience, will be at 3 p. m. Sunday, | March 24. It will present Biruta | Ramoska, soprano, and James Pease, baritone, as soloists with the! {orchestra and = the Indianapolis | | Symphonic choir in a Bach-Bee- | {thoven-Brahms program, including |the great Brahms “Requiem.”

|open to-the public without charge. Applications for free reserved seats will be received at the Murat box office beginning Monday, March 18.

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The Indianapolis Maennerchor packed a good crowd into the Athenaeum ballroom Saturday night. A large audience came to hear the usual sturdy singing by Clarence Elbert's Maennerchor,. who opened {with Beethoven's “Nature's Praise of God,” Shaw's “An Evening's Pastorale” and the Brahms “Lullaby.” Principal soloist of the evening was Leona Flood, violinist, who was heard in two groups, accompanied by Rudolph Gruen, With a good deal of affectation, Miss Flood plays spiritedly. She has the advantage of youth and charm. The Maennerchor pleased the

| audience with such favorites as

“Swing Low, Sweet Chariot” and

“The Singers.” In the final number, Betty Oakes,

{ Indianapolis soprano, did a beautiful job as soloist with the chorus,

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Music Lovers Pleased With Mrs. Burroughs.

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| concerts in one afternoon, you can’t! !

Ido justice to either. : And I should have liked to hear all of the recital by Jane Johnson Burroughs, Indianapolis soprano, at English's yesterday afternoon. Despite competition from the third municipal symphony concert at the Murat, Mrs. Burroughs, sponsored by the Delta Delta Delta sorority, managed to draw a gratifyingly ‘large audience. Proceeds from the recital will be devoted by the “tri-Delts” to musical scholarships for Indiana women students. Mrs, Burroughs has a clear and pleasing voice, with plenty of range and volume when she needs them. She has style; she has personality. Floral Tributes

Yesterday she was fortunate in having so-capable-and-sympathetic an accompanist as Walter Whitworth, music critic of the News. Mr. Whitworth did as fine a job with the accompaniments as Indianapolis audiences have heard this season. Mrs. Burroughs sang Italian, German, French and English groups. I was able to hear only the two last. Lully’s “Bois epais” and Debussy's “La mer est plus grande” were especially effective in group III. In group IV, Mrs. Burroughs showed her powers in Rachmaninoff’s “Do Not Depart,” a song demanding plenty of control and technique. Arensky's “A Revery”’ a simpler song, she did with skill and understanding. Mrs, Burroughs was generous with encores, to the delight of her, audience. What's more, the number and variety of floral tributes indicated a large and deserved local popularity. —H, B.

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Weymouth Fogelberg, discharged army veteran, has been appointed collegiate representative of Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music, according to G. V. Carrier, conservatory business manager, A native of Spencer, Ind, Mr. Fogelberg attended Wright Junior college in Chicago, Hanover college, and was graduated from Indiana university. He enlisted in the army August, 1942, serving as field instructor and information and education specialist in the medical branch.

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