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Two concertos in one evening create some problems of selection. With customary ingenuity, Dr. Sevitzky did what newspapermen would call a good layout. It was balanced, ‘symmetrical and satisfying. The program began with Bizet's “L'Arlesienne” suite, which has the Jivirtue. .of . being easily understood without being superficial. Pits Soloist Powers It continued with Lalo’s “Symphonie Espagnole,” in which Mr. Zawisza pitted his powers as soloist against those of the legendary great violinists who have popularized the composition. Mr. Zawisza does not suffer by comparison, I might add th

performances by much more publicized artists.

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in the Martens Concerts series, brilliance. started fascinating his near-ca city audience with the Vivaldi A Major, setting of the profoundly moving Sonata. He went on with the Bach Fr. rc" melody, “Nigun,” Sarasate’s Chaconne, possibly the most p! “ found compositipn ever written for ye} Scherzo-Tarantello.”

unaccompanied Vict, ormer Unhurried pendium of Bach's ideas about the violin’s possibilities. . about the most revealing piece a Monday, March 15H. B,

fiddler can play, since it calls for 12 MILLION BABIES A DAY at I have heard less satisfying|everything he's got.

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To Perfection in Violin

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bogged down in the futility of words. | There's no way to render it in words, Mr, Milstein does some of “the Anes all typing and even gram. | finest violin-play! you will hear Mar and syntax are easier to learn Vio Inlay ing than the Kind of ekill Mr. Milstein has, pr About all a critic can do, in re-| : Coming Events Listed” | | Following intermission, Mr. Mil- | Me ruses, 3s use 3 hii previous! stein played his own set of varia. reviews. jslots an the famous (Brahms, | | aninoff, First Piano Quartet) | re atl Sctctibinig Such! theme in A minor by Paganini, “In

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has 10 lose-himself in in to find the music, in a kind of New| / Testament paradox. : Occupy Key Roles | ; Dr. BSevitzky and Indianapolis Symphony fans are fortunate .in having both Mr. Zawisza and Mr. Kramer in strategic’ orchestral positions After Cesaba’s lively “Gather ‘Round, Children,” me" intermission, the program continued with Mr. Kramer's appearance with the orchestra in Dvorak’s

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