Edith Peinemann To Glorify Sibelius With Cincinnati Symphony
Violinist Edith Peinemann will be soloist with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra under assistant conductor Erich Kunzel at Music Hall on Friday at 2 and Saturday at 6 30. The program features Sibelius Violin Concerto in D minor Op 47 to mark the composer’s 100th birth anniversary, plus Stravinsky Scherzo a la russe Mendelssohn Symphony No 3 Scotch and Richard Strauss Till Eulenspiegel. Tickets are available at the symphony box office.
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Copland Defends Avant-Garde Ahead of Utah Honor
Aaron Copland 65, dean of American composers, says he is not critical of avant-garde music and recalls resenting elders’ criticism when he was young. He visits Salt Lake City to receive an honorary humanities degree from the University of Utah and will conduct a concert of contemporary works including Appalachian Spring and Symphony No. 1.
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Newcomers In Chamber Music Series Recital At Museum
Newcomers to the TV Museum Chamber Music Series will perform in recital at 3 p.m. next Sunday. The program features Keylor Noland violin and Robert K. Evans piano with Brahms Sonata in A major Op.100 Debussy Sonata in G minor and Beethoven Sonata in G major Op.96. The event is free and open to the public. Noland is a first violinist with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra since 1961 and Evans is associate professor of music at UC College Conservatory of Music. Sponsors are the Taft Museum and the Cincinnati Musicians Association in cooperation with the Recording Industries Trust Fund.
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Jordan Demonstrates Declarer Skill In Six Diamonds
Robert Jordan of Philadelphia showcases expert declarer play in six diamonds. West leads a heart, East wins king and returns heart, South ruffs, Jordan cashes diamonds and trumps. He chooses a diamond finesse based on card split and squeeze concepts, ending with East unable to discard to defeat the contract.
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Defense Dept Seeks 32900 Draftees in March
The Defense Department requests 32,900 draftees for March from the Selective Service System. Of these, 27,900 are for the Army and 5,000 for the Marine Corps. Navy and Air Force made no request. March total rises from February but trails January and December.
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