Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 February 1952 — Page 9

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Philharmonic Packs '’Em In

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You must color all five of the [eircus drawings in The Times this week to enter the "Greatest On Earth” contest. Today's drawing is the third in this prize contest and girls under 12. If you have

8 Caleb Mills Hall.

Long after the concert Bate-arriving listeners _ climbing fthe balcony stairs added non~ored counterpoint to the music. Among visitors were active

phony. Some former Symphony members now are playing in the Philharmonic. So also are active members of he Indiana University Philharmonic, who last night were espeially needed in the wind instru-

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¥ormance of Bernhard Heiden's oncerto for Small Orchestra,

Ideas Easily Followed

= This item, by the well known composer on the IU music faculty, Shas an engaging combination of mixed-up keys Pvious structure’ and easily followed ideas. Harmonies in two or three keys at the same time, plus lively rhythmic devices, fu#gal novelties and always clear SSthemes, make this piece a candidate for good reception on first hearing. Soloist last night was Marie Zorn, pianist and teacher formerly of Indianapolis, now of the IU faculty. Miss Zorn and the orchestra did the Mozart E flat Concerto, K, 482, with more accuracy on Miss Zorn's part than on the orchestra's. One serious defect of the Philharmonic's performing. still remains uncorrected, and that is persistent off-pitch playing in. atrings, particularly in clear, bright material like Mozart. (It was noticeable last night also in the Borodin B minor Symphony, which concluded the program.)

Masters Phrasing, Tone

Miss Zorn has enviable facility in the scales, broken chords and trills Mozart piano concertos call for. She has also some nice ideas of phrasing and tone, As of last night, and perhaps the instrument was disappointing her, she seldom rose above a mezzo-forte in velume. ~

"Where contrast in dynamics

with ealm uniformity, nicely perked with little accents here

doing a harpsichord sole. The he total performance of the

members of the Indianapolis Sym-

ents fora first Indiana per--

with fairly ob-

By Henry Butler 5 i “rnst Hoffman and the Indianapolis Philharmonic last Tuesday's Times which you may i night drew the largest crowd I've yét séen them bring to still have around the house.

began,

Mozart, plano and orchestra, did not quite. reach the standard I think Mr. Hoffman would always like to attain. And I suspect the

the steady trudge of

{missed the first two drawings, look for them in Monday's and

There are 10 prizes for boys, and 10 prizes for girls in this coloring contest. First Prize for Girls A huge plastic doll house that can Be hung up in the back yard

major difficulty is insufficient re-/and is big enough fo play in, is

hearsal time, Up to Sponsors Now that the Philharmonic

is and

the grand prize for the best colorings by a girl. It is red and white can be. folded up

starting really to pack the crowds away,

into Caleb Mills, it's time to give thought to more rehearsals, more ,...tifully dressed With . * artistic

section-by-section training. some added work the level might be raised. It's question for the monic’'s sponsors and directors to discuss. late Hermann Rinne, the - orchestra, would what has been done so far. As 1 recall Mr. Rinne’s sincere enthusiasm for music, tain Hoffman and maybe

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I feel cerhe would like to see Mr.

Nine other girls will win large 20-inch bed dolls. All of these are dressed in long formal dresses. A complete electric circus train with torpedo type locomotive and lthree cars is the boys’ grand | prize. It has a 104-inch oval track and a 46-piece circus all.-ready to set up. Real-looking black and white two-gun cowboy holster sets. will be won by nine other boyz, -. # Here's all you have to do to

sistants help carry the. Philhar- enter: Just clip the circus draw-

monic still farther ahead. That takes money and time. But last night's house must have inepnt £ good earnings.

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When. you have finished all five,

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could have made the concerto | more exciting, Miss Zorn played|

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