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But, Oh, the Traffic— Fine Place For Music

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By HENRY BUTLER Times Staff Writer

LENOX, Mass., July 30—Tanglewood becomes Tangle-|

fender as soon as a concert is

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over.

The otherwise incomparable spot for hearing music has|

one of the worst parking-con,

seen. Nothing short of a major proj-

gestion problems I ever have |

so on the program were the,

Al |“Secret Marriage” Overture of

ect in engineering, including Some |Cimarosa, a kind of blended, but|

highway widening and re-routing,

tlenecks. Meanwhile, bumpers clank, fen-

ders scratch and tempers clashi

in the mass exodus of cars. I had an impression tempers were made more edgy than usual by Stravinsky’s “Rite of Spring,” which concluded the program. The great essay in modern music makes strénuolis demands on listeners, and possibly even frays some nerves. Pierre Monteux, who conducted, had conducted the 1913 world premiere of the Stravifisky “Sacre du printemps” in Paris. He also had introduced the composition to this country with the Boston Symphony in 1924.

Hisses Turn to Cheers

Last May he had a second chance to conduct the “Sacre” in Paris with the Boston orchestra, winning an ovation in place of the hisses accorded the 1913 premiere. f His triumph here drew one of the biggest receptions I've yet seen a conductor get. I lost count of ¢ calls. There must have been about 10, and the bravos kept getting louder. The squareshouldered, stocky little man with a walrus mustache half concealing a benign Gallic smile] looked pleased. i He had earned the ovation. He| had earned it, as he would be first to admit, with superb assistance from the Boston Symphony. Greatly augmented in all

jnot aged in the woodwinds, Schubert's C major Symphony,! No. 7. | The Schubert Symphony, start-| ing with beautiful bell-like tones from the Boston horn section (if possible, it's ‘better than ever), was a good prelude to the Stravin-| sky. : | But maybe Mr. Monteux chose the Schubert becduse it does get long-winded enough to make even a conservative crave some] rugged modern music. i

Wife, 70, Complains |

Hubby Is Homebody

MILWAUKEE, July 30 (UP)— A T0-year-old woman yesterday filed suit for divorce from her 80-| year-old husband, charging that he refused to take her “to places] of amusement.” i Mrs. Margaret Kuenzli said her| husband, John, also refused to] let her use his automobie, and had] threatened her. A hearing was scheduled for) Monday in Divorce court to determine the amount of support for the women whie the suit is pending.

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the noisier departments of wind instruments and percussion, the orchestra handled the immense technical difficulties of Stravinsky's score as if they were not | much more trouble than Sousa.! (I hasten to add they are, including some wild off-beat, crossrhythm stuff, shot through with dissonant brass blasts, that makes the noblest effort of Stan Kenton sound like the seventh; grade band from Tanktown). Now in his mid-70s, Mr. Monteux puts many a younger conductor to shame with his memory and his skill. Using no score, he described in gesture a clear pattern of the shifting meters and

fiendish syncopation Stravinsky wrote.

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