Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1951 — Page 32
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By HENRY BUTLER Four out of five concert pianist®here in town last night
made a good bit of noise. I refer, of course, to the First Piano Quartet, who were holding forth in the Murat concurrently with the Tecital by|
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| Elizabeth Travis for the Jordan] ———— College of Music artists’ class in ing, “How dull to be Tristan with Riddick auditorium. a gal like Isolde.” Amending the first statement, . The quaTtet seems at its best it's only fair to add that Adam in something like the brilliantly Garner, Frank Mittler, Edward transcribed and phenomenally ‘Edson and Glauco D’Attili who well-played Finale from Prokoplay the four pidnos, all are. ex- fleff’'s Classical Symphony. cellent musicians. In Riddick auditorium, Miss My chief 4uarrel with the per- Travis did very well with a diffiformance is that it seems more cult and unusual program. |
a stunt than a valuable contribu-/Chairman of the piano departtion to music, a statement I'made ment of Milikin Conservatory, in these pages several seasons Decatur, Ill., Miss Travis jalso is
ago when the quartet played in a former pupil of Schnaljel and Purdue University’s Hall of Music. Samaroff. Her playing-has a clarity and intellizent articulation reminiscent of Mme. Samaroff herself. She started last night's proram with a Bach D minor Sonata, evidently a transcription from one of the less well-known sonatas for unaccompanied vio-| lin. Here her slight dryness of] tone was especially appropriate,
Play to Small House Last night's program, played for a sadly small house, gave me no reason to change the opinion. tet's Purdue program, including as it did the rather dreadful transcription of Chopin's tearjerking E major Etude among other items. That version seems to me about as appetizing musically as maraschino cherry pie would be gustatorily. | Another warhorse the quartet
Worried Moments
Unfortunately, the Bach was punctuated by a whole series of! memory lapses, which continued | troted out was the “Liebestod,” . co in the Sonata No. 1, by Anis which transcription somebody, 1) Fuleihan, composer-pianist of the| believe, once called a violation of Indiana University music faculty. the Wagner Act. It seemed to re- Miss Travis luckily won out in| inforce the truth of the old say-| leach instance, but she gave her SE {listeners some worried moments. Mr. Fuleihan's curiously synthetic quality. It contains passages of great effectiveness together with some material that suggests, for want of a better term, a pianist’'s “faking.” 1 suspect Mr. Fulejhan's extraordinary powers as an improviser may have influenced his { writing. | Miss with
Travis negotiated
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cult technical feats demanded by the sonata. The remainder of her program, which I could not stay for, included the Schumann “Abegg’ Variations and seven Chopin Etudes, Op. 25
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