Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1948 — Page 8

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! 2 ¥ Hi Scores a Hit Jordan Group Appears In War Memoria © The small chorus is gaining big importance these days. Dr. Lloyd F. Sunderman’s Jordan Chorale yesterday gave an A-1 demonstration in World War Memorial of what a 60 - voice

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his magnificent small-chorus RCA recording of Bach's 'B “minor Mass, Dr. John Kinley William(son, with the Westminster Cholr, and now Dr, Sunderman with the Jordan Chorale are showing, the smaller outfit has far ‘greater flexibility. The big chorus can be a sort jof community clambake, as well tas a headache for the conductor, It has lots of participants and | lots’ of volume. ’ But volume is, after all, rela{tive. A. climax of sound is. a | climax only by ‘comparison with | previous sound. And if your | chorus is beautifully disciplined, | like the Jordan Chorale, the | climaxes aré just as impressive {'as they would be if the chorus | were five times as big. The best from young singers is | a superfor article. For tone qual-

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Soloist yesterday was Eugene) Kilinski, violinist recently ap- | pointed to the Jordan faculty. - Mr Kilinski-is an. excellent musiclan. He has good tone, good | technique. Dorothy Munger, Jordan faculty | member and Maennerchor ac- | companist, gave Mr. Kilinski ad'mirable pianistic support. Student soloists from the {Chorale included: Patti Browne, soprano; Gene, Oakes, bass-bari-

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