Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1948 — Page 4

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fio, Recordings Held Aid rested by FBI [snoring Betrars il JI ; of ‘New Music In ‘Hot Car Ring TERRE HAUTE, Jan. 28 (UP) Composer Explains Problems Facing Audiences o> Boho Joh Dubled & young E In Understanding Contemporary Pieces Kentuckian” Caught nim away last night when he fell |S : By HENRY BUTLER In Six-State Roundup asieep under a girl's bed at the =

; sdern composer to discuss modern music. : It takes a mode poss A Kentucky man arrested bylY VCA-

S———72__( The “BUY WAY" of Indianapolis ) Roy Harris, eminent American composer now in town for the The prowlef’s intended ‘victim, = } i : i! : 2 ;

Pension Fund concert tomorrow night, FBI agents at Noblesville yes-i\.... g, ass, 22, heard the } difficulty audiences have in understanding |terday as part of a six-state ng iodgea was climbing into.

contemporary compositions. i 9 stolen car ring was to be returned, + i "her second-story room. | : 1 . “Concert audiences are conditioned to 19th-Century romantic|to Louisville today. ‘ Rpg girrs ory for help 8 ; : music with all its repetition of From The prisoner, Edward Thomp- g

i themes and its easily understood son, 25, of Golden Pond, Ky., was woke 3 P the Sleepy Fowler "dl ‘harmonic structure. It's just as if charged with violation of the Na- Authorities found seven pieces | the reading public were condi- _|tional Motor ‘Vehicle Act, which] , rope which police said the tioned only to mid-Victorian makes it unlawful to transport |

3 man probably had planned to|S - novels and had trouble under- stolen cars across a state line. |,.6 to tie up the girl. The snooz- |S

standing anything written more recently,” Mr. Harris observed.

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_|southern Indiana and five other|black overshoes. i |states, is said to have sold more

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than 40 cars with illegal Tennes-| see license plates. Shutoff Shuts Up yi ihe Republi among year in 20 ths pas had any real h the White House.

the Murat after conducting a strenuous rehearsal of his new work, “The Quest,” especially commissioned by Fabien Sevit- * zky last year and composed last = September, which will have a

| ; 3 tis . |" Twelve dthet meémhbers of the]! OLEAN, N, Y., Jan. 28 (UP)—| | gang have béen picked up in Ken-|K. C. Wilson ‘said today hel tucky and other states. The ring{thought hé was thé only person =

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from car sales in eight months: (to the gas company about a two- |=

.of music,” Mr, Harris observed.

serious music. “After

world premier under Mr. Harris’

direction at tomorrow's concert.

“Music Tags behind the other 7 arts in popular appreciation be-" cause it is instantaneous, You °¢ hear it, and it's gone. You can't contemplate it,” Mr, Harris said. Radio and, still better, recordings help people to study new,

music until they like it. Unfortunately, both radio and record-

ings have tended to repeat endlessly the familiar concert-hall repertoire. “Mechanical devices of musical distribution have gone far ahead of our understanding

Cites Radio Listeners ence is still only about 10 per

believes, citing the estimated 13 million listeners to New York Philharmonic broadcasts. What about the great majority whose only music comes from radio, juke-box, movies dnd dance bands? Mr. Harri thinks “they reached by

TT bién Sevitzky,

- QUESTER—Ray Harris, eminent Américan composer, whose new work,"The Quest" will bé given a werd premier by the The American symphony aud- Indianapolis Symphény in its gE Porson Fund cat ot 8:30 cent of the population, Mr. Harris nm, Thursday in the Murat. Mr. Harris, sharing guést-con-ductor hénors with Jimmy and Tommy Derséy, will direct his own work, which was especially commissioned last year by Fa-

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