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By BENRY BUTLER © Times Staff Writer BLOOMINGTON, Feb, 28 esterday’s ambitious program by. Ernst Hoffman and the Indiana University Symphony drew a big and enthusiastic ‘crowd to pu LAniipriue. Mr. Hoffman had announced last October his intention of putting Gershwin's plano concerto

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Adolph Weiser as soloist, took

- ,. [the customary jazzy nervousness| F. All 1 have to say is, it. won't | out of that composition and made be kosher, as far as I'm con-|it a finely impressive reo-roman-| cerned, unless each monkey gets a bag of popcorn. -. rn ~ " | JACK SMITH says he spotted Gerghwin score. He did, and with this sign in a Hollywood furni-| what strikes me as remarkably

tic piece. Revised Score Mr. Hoffman told me last October he was going to revise the

good taste. The score we usually hear is sketchy and undernourished, mainly because Gershwin, writing hurriedly in 1925 with no previous experience in extended

of a symphony orchestra's pos-

What Mr, Hoffman has done is re-inforce the orchestration, adding octaves in the strings and making good use of the woodwinds. He has edited the work

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conducting. He took that wonderful student oi08 Set shewin

trained by Dean Wilfred C. Bain of the School of Music. Soloists were Josephine Antoine, soprano; Elizabeth contralto;

Krueger, Hiyron Taylor, tenof, and George Krueger, bass-—all of the music

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The Ninth is a terrific job, even for the best professionals.. In the first two movements there were weak spots, particularly in the strings, which Mr, Hoffman knows much better than I do. But the total performance was amazing. In the choral finale, the Choral Union did splendidly. So did the quartet of faculty soloists in what must be one of the most ungrateful tasks in music. Good old Ludwig wrote as he wanted to’ write, and let the soloists be damned. Yesterday's concert is important as a milestone in IU musicschool history. That school is going places.

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