Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1949 — Page 6

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‘Happy Birthday to You's I Saloios Schaefer On 88th Anniversary Date

Schricker, Feeney Among Notables: Present To Heanor Founder at Dual Murat Event

Fabien Sevitzky and the musicians did honor fo Dr. Plano Concerta of Mendelssohn. | Ferdinand Schaefer, founder and director emeritus “of the Indianapolis Symphony, on his 88th anniversary. They saluted Dr. Schaefer with a chord on C and two day's performance, not all the 8 wounds of “Happy Birthday ~—

This musical tribute followed a the

pre-concert ceremony in which a Herman Wolff the Symphony's pleasing lyricism of

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|= IRN By HENRY BU TLER phony, the orchestra yesterday, Yesterday's Symphony afternoon in the Murat wey was pr And dependable both concert and birthday party. : 4. more _sof than in the G minor ©

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orchestra were in tune with Ania) _Dorfmann; soloist in this third! inced by Mr nd Mee HAD court pair, In parts of the Men. | {bert M. Woollen, was unveiled in ge oli =nutably the Feftersted Murat lobby. Speaker was natural at the start of the! second movement. Despite some in the jand second - movements, gave Miss Dorfmann a chance to! § {display good, expressive tone, the 'leoncerto is not Grade A Mendelssohn. In fact, the Paul Revere's| Ride effect of the last movement |

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Marry V. Wade, executive vice { president, joined Dr. 8chaefer and is almost comically old-fashioned. Mr. Wolff in a box for the concert,| MIis8 Dorfmann, with abundant Howard Harrington, orchestra Strength, facility and feeling, did |manager, presented Dr. Schaefer more effective playing in the sel{with the Symphony's recent RCA- dom-heard Andante Splanato and [Victor album of Haydn's fym-| Grande Polonaise of Chopin. The! phony No. 73in D (“La Chasse’), [solo Andante, a kind of attenu[the second number on yesterday's ated nocturne, is followed by the

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right where stuffy trouble : 1 program. extremely difficult and showy| fo! It relieves sniffty, sneezy : To be repeated at-8:30 p, m. to- Polonaise. . | “distress . . opens up cold- day, the program opens with Chopin Hopped __ tlogged nose . . . lets you Bach's chorale prelude on “Wirl 1 the X : « glauben all’ an einen Gott,” also : Y URE e Xaver . breathe again! Try it! § aude as the “Giant Fugue” In Scharwenka orchestration for the

Polonaise. The setting builds the Polonaise up into a huge, Lisztian

Miss Dorfmann’s playing won tremendous audience acclaim yesterday. She had numerous cur-tain-calls and was the subject of} enthusiastic intermission com ment. After intermission, the orches-! {tra did an American premiere of {Swedish Hilding Rosenberg's ballet suite from “Orpheus in Town.” This clever series of dance pieces in restrained. modern idiom, full of rhytinic tricks and tours de force for:wind instruments, piano fand- pereussion, is strictly an en itertainment item,

So alse; I think, is Hindemith's :

“Symphonic Metamorphosis of Themes of Carl Maria von | Weber.” For atl its technical bril-

lance, Which Dr. Sevitzky's oreh— ‘estra handles very well, the comgy position is rather atid. eT

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Local .members of Chevrolet business management councils will hold their annual Christmas party Thursday in the Antlers Hotel. Merit certificates for December! will be awarded to 127 accountants for high proficiency in business management. at the fete, I. E. Craig, zone manager of the Chevrolet motor division, an-! nounced. More than 40 will be cited for, activities in the national Chev- | rolet management program, Mr. | Craig said. | REPORT MOZART Fou ND BERLIN, Dec. 12 (UP) —A German publishing firm said todav that a previously unpublished funeral march by Mozart was discovered in Salzburg and has been published here. The publisher said the march was written in March, 1784, and is only one page long.

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