Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 February 1950 — Page 16

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Budapest Quartet, Symphony, IU Orchestra Make Busy Night

By Henry Butler Music got a three-way stretch here last night, with important concerts in World War Memorial, Caleb Mills Hall and Howe High School.

Since my Maserati is in the shop and. have to use a|

stock car, I got no farther than the Memorial, for part of the Budapest Quartet's program, and Caleb Mills, for the last third of Ernst Hoffman's formance of Joseph Rolsman, first IU Symphony concert. |violin; Jac Gorodetsky, second The Budapest Quartet, playing |violin; Boris Kroyt, viola, and

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jety,| Mischa Schneider, cello. Those fof the HIRSIIE Masia Soslety gentlemen have tremendous facil-| That. may have been by request,|ity and tremendous understand-| 80 as to soothe-ulcer pangs raised Ing of music. In the adagio second | by the Hungarian Quartet's Bar- movement, the most profoundly] tok last November, {satisfying part of the whole a Early Beethoven gives me/tet, Mr. Roisman’s initial solo mixed feelings, or what psycholo-/answered by the other instru-) gists handsomely term ambiva- ments, was something to rememlence. And so the F major Quar- ber. tet, Op. 18, No, 1 with which the! While this was going on in se] program opened, recalled peren- {star-studded abdomen of a mil-| nial irritation. On the one hand, lon tons of limestone, Fabien

there's beautiful melodic material, /Sevitzky and the Symphony, with

On the other, theré’s some devel-|8oloists Joseph Saunders, first| opmental stuff that resembles the|cellist; Mary Spalding, harpist, | unappetizing portions of Ludwig’s/and Dorothy Munger, accompan-| earlier piano sonatas. {ist for Mr. Saunders, were giving! _ This is no reflec tion on the per- {a “Meet Your Symphony” concert |in Howe High School, 3B Symphony at Howe | Up at Shortridge, Ernst Hoff-| {man and his 80 student musicians probably were wondering if the| (plague had struck. Indianapolis.| They were playing for about 15 double handfuls of listeners. The sound of my siren had scarcely died down when I got in for the second movement of the Brahms E minor Symphony. Caleb Mills, with scanty human padding, has showér-room acoustics. As a result, the IU S8ymphony sounded less effective than I've heard if in Bloomington, A National Phenomenon But the orchestra still remains a national phenomenon among student orchestras. It's amazing in quality and precision. And now

Hoffman's quite unconventional musical ideas. On its current extensive tour, |

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Jimmy Palmer Coming ‘Back to the Roof

Jimmy Palmer will bring his Indianapolis Times, the Indiana {orchestra back to the Indiana | Roof Saturday and Sunday for his | second engagement in 3 Yiree weeks. Palmer features the musical {styling popularized by Kay Kyser before tirement,

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Sunnie Anderson will featured with the band as

1voealist. The orchestra will play for the {dances Saturday and Sund: LY eveinings, and for the teenage mati|nee Sunday afternoon.

10 Hoosier Pupils On National Roll

Ten Hoosier high school seniors lare among 260 students of 36 {states and the District of Colum{bia named as honor winners in the ninth nation-wide Science Talent Search. The 203 boys and 57 girls ranked close behind the 40 finalists in the national competition sponsored by Westinghouse -Elec-|’" tric Corp. and the Science Clubs of America, a Scripps-Howard activity. Joel Dean Finegan of Gary, 18-year-old Horace Mann High School senior, last week was named as one of the finalists. As a national finalist hé will share in ‘the $11,000 Westinghouse scholarships and heads the Hoo|sler delegation at the Junior Scilentists Assembly at the Claypool {Hotel on Mar, 25. The Indianapolis activities will |be under the sponsorship of The

Academy of Science and the! Junior Academy of Science. The Indiana honor winners who will be feted in Indianapolis next month and be considered for other| honors, are: : Kenneth R. Bailey, 17, and Richard E. Koehler, 17, Evans-|~ ville; Robert A. Herber, 17, Ft. Wayne; Carl B. Howland, 17, Willi\m_ D. Shepherd, 17, Gary; {Harold L. Eddleman, 17, Marengo; {Finley Markley, 17, Norman F. Schwemberger, 17, Richmond: William. T. Sanders, 16, Tell City,

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its should “attract a lot “ot new talent to IU, That's the important thing. Dean Wilfred C. Bain's School of Music already Is drawing students from coastal cities where there may be more money

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HOTEL GREETERS MEET The Indianapolis Hotel Greeters Association and its Women’s Division will meet with the Indi-| anapolis Hotel Association at 8| p. m. in the Washington Hotel today to stimulate further interest in ‘the local greeters chapter.

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