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IU Symphony Under Hoffman |Stresses Tone Color, Warmth

By HENRY BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov.

jconcert in Indiana University auditorium. Last season the most impressive thing about the IU symphony was the progress Mr. Hoffman made with the orchestra in a short

Mr. Hoffman last season taught

those students fundamentals of|yidely circulated virtuoso albums in ensemble playing|,¢ that symphony. plus important things each section needed to know about tone

technique. T “ [nas the students sufficiently well copied from the great Karl Mucks trained to spend most of his time

As a result the orchestraithe Hoffman IU versi t sounds quite professional. Mr. version of the Hoffman likes tone color and|Finnish neo-romantic music rathwarmth rather than furiou'tempoler than a daring and blasting

and sensational tricks, His con-/modernizati f Tchaikovsky. ~ ducting of the Sibelius Second on of TehaltovaRy

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BUTLER : 17-- Ernst Hoffman and the Innight gave their season's second

eners accustomed to a couple of But Mr. Hoffman uses a score with annotations and changes score of the symphony which Sibelius himself altered after the second had been published. So

Sibelius Second is an essay in

Soloist Plays Quietly Soloist last evening was Rob-

| iert B. Smith, young graduate student pianist from Danville, who|-

played Beethoven's E flat concerto with the orchestra. Mr. Smith’s progress I've observed previously in a couple of annual musical competitions. He’s in process of developing a style but evidently he has too much musical sense and general intelli7 to be satisfied with glibness. Last night he played quietly, Ain on instruction. He played too quietly, as it turned out. But that kind of performance is more admirable since it has more promise than noisy imitation of some virtuoso. With the confidence of experience Mr. Smith will be able to translate into pianistic sound the gooé¢ musical ideas and excellent. taste he possesses. In a half kidding suggestion I might add that he could solve the hair-brushing-back problem! with a Rachmaninoff crew cut. Mr, Hoffman and the orchestra opened the program with a repetition from their previous concert

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suit growing out of the incident. Patricia Prestel and Zita Kriese The pretty 27-year-old starlet,| led the sophomores with 95 per sentenced last January to fivel.ont gyerages. Other sophomores years to life, appeared in Su-|on the roll include Mary Catherperior Court yesterday as aj, Harrieder, Francis Holzer, co-defendant in a $65,732 damage njajag Kelsey, James Fyffe, John suit by Verne V. Davis, alleged Caito, Virginia Fox, Marilyn bodyguard of Nick Gianaclis.|g,ding, Betty Teagardin, John Other defendants are three men | pwenger, Theresa Speth, Patricia

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