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uAic on t^ecoBy RoUnd MillerConference onReligion Dated\ For FebruaryThings have been a bit slow Kurtz and William Kapell One The third annual Campus Con-recently in the delivery of newly of Rachmaninoff's very few cham- ference on Religion at Whitman col-released recordings, so this might ber music pieces, this sonata is lege, which will begin Sunday. Feb-be an opportunity to discuss brief- fully equal in quality and interest ruary II and extend through five ly a rather remarkable series that to his more famous piano and days, will be based on the general is being issued by Columbia orchestral works. The piece was theme of “Varieties and View-This series is entitled: ‘Great written in the same period as his points. jMasters of the Keyboard In it, second piano concerto, and shows Religious leaders of the North-j the great pianists of the late nine- the same underlying tone of brood- west who will be guest speakers teenth and early twentieth cen- * ing and melancholy interspersed ’ on the campus include representatives are heard in actual perform- with rhapsodic flights of lyricism, tives of Hindu. Quaker, Jewish, ances of their own works as well It is beautifully played and Greek Orthodox and Protestantas in other selections. recorded. faiths. Speakers will lecture inUnlike other recordings out of The other is the symphony No. 2 classrooms, meet with individualthe dim past, these were not done in E minor, played by the Minne- students for personal discussions, through the unsatisfactory record- apolis symphony under the direc- and will participate in student* jng technology of that period. They tion of Dmitri Mitropoulos- The seminars each afternoon. Isound, rather, amazingly as though most celebrated of Rachmaninoffs Speakers invited to the campus they had been put on discs only symphonic works, it is expansive- conference include Dr. Clifford E. recently. The story of how that ly lyrical, frequently sombre, but Maser. dean of the school of busi-happened is worth repeating: always thrilling, and typical of, ness and technology at Oregon;In the period 1904-11, the Welte the composer’s very distinctive;State college who will discuss' eompanv of Germany, manu- style. The reading by Mitropoulos Quaker beliefs, and Dr. Winfieldfeet lire I“S of plST*” ■ • ■ * aiwlyov* r**rw5mdv F Ma rr?£*v rtf trip Hpna rfmpnf m nnil-iver pianos, used a is equal to the earlier Ormandy E. Nagley of the department of phil-; patented mechanism which thev version, and the recording is much osophy and ethics of the State Col-jfn fantirr* nn -niic sunerior technically. Tege of Vashmgton who will speak;had developed to capture on rolls superior technically. Tegethe playing of nearly every top- lt;* * * , on Protestant religionsflight European pianist of the pen- Three popular song albums of From Tacoma, the Kev. JL- D‘. od More than 3 CO selections were. interest have come out recently, mek, pnest of St. Nicholas Hellenic;thus recorded for posterity, with one by Decca and two by Colum- Orthodox church, will discuss the1amazingly fine quality because of bia. The artists are Dorothy Kirs- religion of the Greek Orthodox |an ingenious system bv which the ^en- Eleanor Steber and Bing church. _ .... , , _ )Welte firm transferred the dyn- Crosbj% and while we think all | Swami Vividishananda of Seattle,. HOW BURT JOINED THE MAXCH—Burt Lancaster, the screen’samics and phrasing of the artists three are excellent, we believe the who is leader of the Ramaknshna * battler, has a very personal reason for joining the fightalong with the actual notes. This library miraculouslyvived* tworai«'orMraCWM5SiyiPtert Gershwin songs on Columbia, and The Jewish religion wiU be dis- pbySjca] therapy to help his son in the comeback battle.~ ^ proves conclusively that she is a cussed by Rabox Samuel Penner of - —---------thouKii its existence Lno\ n to „.., _ •_______ •_ ___.. y— _^ r’l-vnonKirsten album is tops. Miss Kirsten singsj Vedanta center, will speak on Hin- poiio—the March of Dimes. Burt Jr., age three, was strickenGeorge t du belies. _ disease last summer, and the screen star took a course inthough~ * great oerformer in the popular-the Herzl Congregation or Seattle,very few persons. Several years ficld as we]1 as a top-flight opera 1 Student co-chairmen of the cam-ago an American m Europe learned Her rhythm. phrasing and _ pus conference are Harold Valen-;style are knockout, and the whole!tine. Mount Vernon, Wash., andSUNDAY BROADCAST SUMMARYalbum is wonderful, both in re- Barbara Ostgren of Spokane.of the rolls, and in 1948 Columbia transferred the rolls to tape forc°rding and performance. Some of /? it nn«iHp to hear 1 Gershwin’s best music is done inSg^.rJT5!5B‘JSSr«,S5.f man-SM?SSK ££ ZffiS- ««*-■ -■*- — »—■latest equipment.KHQ-NBC 590KXLY-COS 920Kl'J-MBS 1120 KWWB-ABC 1490Earth Rotation10:00 Christ Science10:15 News ______10:30 U. or Chicago_ 10:451 ” RoundtableNew York —.— “ Philharmonic.INews...Orchestra.M Continued.War Review — Lutheran Hour . #r Continued—Opera----Continued-------iConcert Miniature— I Carmen. CavaUero—.sounds just like an opera star sing-- - ing popular music. Her tone,Volume three of the scries, re- qua]itv is beautiful, but she lacks ccntly released, including sclec-|Mfes Kirsten’s feeling for this par-Proof Provided11:00’Catholic HOOT-)New York -11:15* Continued— j Philharmonic. 11:30! Bob Considme. J M Symphonette-11:45'Edwin C. Hill J Continued.Frank and Ernest—(All Cnurch Hqur_„Science Reporter_..I ,r Con.gregational-.BUI Hillman_____1 “* Continued----Master Canaries_I ” Continued-—-12:00’ Noon News— |News.„—--12:15'Musicr Man (Men and Books -(Make Believe_M Town__112:30'Quiz Kids j;112:451 •• Continued—)News------Cunningham...ISammy Kaye. '* ContinuedJuvenile Jury.Family Rosary- ...Continued______'Errands of Mercy.. . — . r -...... -.......- «--- , By J. Hugh PruetttionS played by Theodore Les- ticular type of music. The Colum- i Astronomer, Extension Division chetizky. Eugene d Albert. Edvard bia aibUm. entitled Songs at | Oregon Higher Education SystemGrieg, Arthur Nikisch and Max Eventide/* is mostlv ballad stuff J ‘ . v“ 1851 the French phy.Reger. For anyone genuinely_ in- with such old favorites as “When -terPsted in hearing piano music as Dav Is Done .7 ,T _nd lh Ki*ht,slclsl Je“n X.VU tT.u up. o . I hV if* eomnosprs with thpir I i r perunent m the Pantheon at Pans^V/henIGr0W(which made the rotation of the1:00ITune Twins— (News__1:15 Gems Melody—(Dogtalk-J;30 Forum of the—.{Godfrey Dlges 1:45J Air___IHash Knife Hartley.” ConUnued---------Martin Kane--Continued .! #i Continued.-. -Revival Hour—.Continued__*' Continued_** Continued—2:00fThe Falcon Meet FrankSinatra.____2:15: Continued-2.30 The Blandings 2.45' ” Continued- M CoatmuetL.dow” Continued.Continued True Detective. Mystery.^.—Voice o£-Prophecy..Greatest Story Ever Continued--interpretations and shadings, tne Too Old to Dream ^ i x» . ^- .... ° J-oo KJia xo uu-dm. , earth actually visible. To the ceil-Crosby. of course, is hard to beat^ o{ thc hi h dome of the build.is given irecords are invaluable.Victor has recently re-recorded in’this field, andhe3:00 The Big Show^ICharlie Wild3:15 CrtTitmii^rf J *’ Pfinf-nnprtwo _ Rachmaninoff ,w«ta, which i nrilimnt cupport bv the AnlrX” i hgi=tS‘S'ed a imol^tolbe toorpreviously were available in good sisters. Miss Kirsten, and an ac-200 feet below. At the lower end3*3(53:45Continued - I M Continued—** Continued... |Fashions-Meiody.-*' Continued— M Continued ...Hoy Rogers.*’ Contmued. Nlck CarterContinued-----„ [Lutheran Hour-_ '• Continued----- 'Hour of Decision.„ .. I •• Continued--versions.^ Tti both cases, the effort companvins orchestra, in a Decca f yn cucnpnHp^ a hpavvtitnc nf thp .i*... .•____ x-______ xt_ _ r Ol the Wire IlL SUSPlt;-Ilued 2 0033. was Justified because of the tech- a]bum cf songs from the picture4:00[ Continued— 4:15 ” Continued.^4:30 Phil Harris___4:451 'r Continued...Jack Benny.Continued-Amos *i Andy. Continued..Music You WTant—[Latterain RevivalContinued_I “ Continued.-.--Continued-'Salute to Continued ..[ Reservists .nical superiority of the new **Mr_ Music.” The tunes are fine.releases.One is the G cello and pianoithe orchestrations are zestful, andmetal ball about a foot in diameter. This — together with the useto which it was put — has sinceS minor sonata for, all in all this is one of Crosby’s b known as the Foucault pend-t played by Edmuna lt;best efforts on records. j ujum5:oo News--------5:15 Russ Morgan—5:30 Theatre Guild. 5:45) M Continued-McCarthy-.M Continued. News -----George Fisher...Assembly of God—** Continued^ —Voice of America----- Continued- -5lop the Music -Continued. ** Continued. '• Continued.6*006:15” Continued— ” Continued.-Miigip WithCorliss Archer. ” Continued.[News-----------Mutual NewsreelT-trvirrWalter W inch ell-Louella Parsons.ATnf-irnTi A1 burr.
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Walla Walla Union Bulletin
Walla Walla, Washington, US
Sun, Jan 28, 1951
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