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Opera Faces

‘Hair Cutting |

Chicagoan. Out to Make Concerts More Popular

By HARMAN W. NICHOLS “United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO, Nov. 27-Tb coin a

phrase, what classical music needs Is) a new look—a haircut, Dr, Hans Rosenwald, an authority on Bach, claimed today so-called “long hairs” have held the baton {ong enough “The public,” he sald, “stays away from concerts in droves because the

public doesn't understand (reat music, Great music is a plain, understandable, highly personal ex-

perience.” The public also stays away Lecause the common man can’t afford

to pay $6.60 for a place to sit Jown and listen. For that, the professor blamed the stuffed shirts and ermines, Blames Talls, Ties “If soci ty would loosen its grip, he sald, “a common man could see ,an opera for the price of a movie “The tails and white ties keep the price way up yonder." As a result, the public is missing a lot, “A few lNiting strains from Strauss waltz can give vou a ch ~ under the “chin, or a pat on the head. Wagner can lift you up, drop

you with a thud, apply ice packs to

your bruises, and smooth out a quarrel with your-wife.” Dr. Rosenwald, for one, Is going to do something about it. In fact, he already

Menu of Musle

He call gether the first meet ing of the Chicago Foundation for Music Appreciation, The guest star was Edward Kilenyl, the Philadelphla planist Mr, Rosenwald began at the be-

ginning. He insisted that the artist appear in a dark business suit Then he made an effort to close the

that the;

COMING TO Koussevitzky, conductor of the | Boston

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the selections he winted played. It seemed to work out all right Even Spike Jones would have enJoyed ft.

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