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of the Heifets style; second, a sort of challenge to other fiddlers. The 1918 recording (maybe the date’s wrong, but I have no reéference books) carried through the old acoustic, pre-electronic mufflers the split-second alternation between bold incisiveness (complete with those easily struck harmonics most fiddlers would give their eye-teeth

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fets style. There's an unbelievable

trivial, which need stressing as the music, goes on The Helfets playing, while always in musical time, defies clock time by picking up -everything as it pro~ gresses. No bar of music is routine. Composer Vs. Performer Such qualities were evident In the Vivaldi-Busch A major suite, opening the program. Customary classical material, you might say, and yet transfigured, as in the adagio (a typical 18th-century recitative), by great executive imagination, or in the “Gigs,” by the tenderness and willfulness Mr. Heifets appropriately gives it. Solidest of the works on yesterday's program were the Brahms D minor sonata and the Bach Chaconne, in both ‘of which the composer outweighs the performer. Mr. Heifetz does both with tremendous intelligence and facility. Certainly, the Chaconne, played unaccompanied, is tops among such works, demanding ail a violinist has to give. Mr. Heifets has plenty, He understands and puts across the part-religious, - part-tragic significance of that profound composition. Maybe the best example of the Heifets style on yesterday's program was the “Havanaise” of Saint-Saens. By itself, the piece is no great shakes, like a trifling bit of evidence in a whodunit. Let Detective Helfets investigate; and everything changes. Pleasing Novelties As played by Mr. Heifetz, the “Havanise” exemplifies ‘the Heifets style to perfection. It depends almost entirely on performance—a fact Mr. Heifeta has exploited elsewhere. If you have that technical equipment (improbable harmonies, glissandi in thirds, sixths and oc-. taves and some of that rapid passage work a lot of Hoosier fiddlers will be trying today with their metronomes), maybe. you can bring it to life. Also maybe not. An encore, the Ravel “Piece en forme de Habanera” which Mr.

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announced as “Habanera, by Ravel,” Was a version of that piece comparable to Albert Spalding's version, on last season's Martens series, of “Claire de lune.” It lived, beyond belief. : The fourth group, including coms positions by Susan Dyer, Alan Shulman, Jacobi, William Kroll and the

Waxman “Carmen” fantasy, was full of pleasing novelties. I'd like to add

ductor, whose beautiful “Intermesso from Sonata No. 2" Mr. Helfeta played in his second group.

the admirable kind of support accompanists should be praised for, but rarely are adequately, necessarily brief review.

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