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By HENRY BUTLER Fabien Sevitzky's program for the second pair of Sve. phony concerts is miore remarkable for brilliant performance |

than for variety of material.

Applause from yesterday's Murat listeners indicated.

a widespread opinion that the orchestra is sounding at its very

best. And. the version of Elgar's |“Enigma’” Variations, which closes the program to be re[peated tonight, cert&inly deserves {recording = (RCA-Victor please note), especially since it evidently

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Sevitzky starts this program with the newly rediscovered “Youth Symphony” of Rachmaninoff. This fragmentary early [vork, a first movement and a |scherzo, has some of the compos{er's individuality and some interesting. even daring, experimentation, like the stark passage for brasses toward the end of the first movement.

A Bit Drawn Out The scherzo, which gives solo flute almost as much work as! Mendelssohn's “Midsumme r| Night's Dream” scherzo, is pleasant but a bit long drawn out. Byron Hester, the new solo flut-! ist, did fine playing in it. After intermission, Dr. Sevit-| zky introduced another work, the| Gretchaninoff “Triptique, Petite | Suite” for strings and harp.

| The chief. virtue of this work,

gg Which is little more startling than

the average product of Ethelbert {Nevin and Charles Wakefield Cadman, yesterday seemed to be the opportunity it gave the strings {to sound beautiful. It also gave {Mary Spalding some good licks, on the harp.

Superb Accompiniivent |

Dr. Sevitzky and the orchestra {having done a superb accompani- | ment for Mr. Ricci in the Sibelius {Concerto, went on to even more (astonishing playing in the Elgar Variations. I had forgotten that

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. Percussion and brass departments also rate high mention for their work in this quite 'sensational performance of a work that sometimes can seem stuffy.

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