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‘More People Should Have Heard Stern's Violin Recital’

on top ‘with the best of them. What makes that still more gratifying is the fact that Mr. Stern is entirely an American product. Bit by bit, the old European | musical domination, which done some good and also quite some harm, is being broken.

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Times Stall Writer LAFAYETTE, Ind, July 14— It's a pity that Purdue University’s fabulous Hall of Music was only about one-third filled for iIsaac Stern's violin recital last

For Mr. Stern's recital was both fascinating and instructive. It was fascinating in its communication of sheer wordless delight in music. Mr, Stern has the great artist's ability to grasp and project musical meaning so that the music becomes its own ex-

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have to bow out. Mr. Stern's recital also was instructive in its extraordinary demonstration of technique, in

No student or amateur violin{st—indeed, no music lover, can afford to miss such a demonstration. For while some of Mr. Stern’s prodigious fiddling, as in Ravel's “Tsigane” or the Bach G minor Adagio and Fugue for unaccompanied violin may tempo- made, rarily discourage the amateur, the =" total effect of his musicianship is to educate and sharpen appreciation.

Praises Zakin We all learn from hearing. We get our notions of phrasing, shading, accent and the rest of the complicated business of making music from the ances we hear. I can think of few violinists who could contribute more to the} listener's education than Mr. WH Stern does. That may sound kind! of solemn, but I have immense | respect for an artist who any transmit so much delight and i struction in a single program. A large measure of® Tame ou to Alexander Zakin, accompanist, who a . in the Mozart E flat Sonata at the start of the program. Mr. Zakin| also helped make a recital per- | formance of Mendelssohn's E minor Concerto seem plausible. I might add about the Mendelssohn that Mr. Stern's Playing, of it was further proof, if it's| needed, that Mendelssohn was a profound writer. Ranks Up High A group of altogether charm-

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