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Dr. Karl TrtbiUch, pianist, will
be the guest soloist with th Wil
lamette university symphony or
chestra in its final concert of the
year on Tuesday, May 11. He
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will play the Concerto No. 1 in I
flat by Franz Liszt The concert U
scheduled to begin at 8:18 p. m.at
Leslie Junior nigh school auditor
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Professor of piano and organ at
the Whitman college conservatory
of music at Walla Walla, Dr. Tre
bitsch has been highly acclaimed
as concert pianist here and in
Europe. He was born and educa
ted in Vienna and studied under
Leschetxkl, a teacher of many
prominent pianists.
Under the direction of Frank
Fisher the university symhony or
chestra ha become well known to
Salem audiences. Tuesday night
concert marks its third appear
ance this year. In addition to the
concerto the program Includes
several contemporary works.
Overture to -SUvana" Waber
Choral Prelude; Thara Is a Rosa In
riower Brahma-Lalnsdorf
Concerto No, 1 In I flat Major Uest
Allegro meastoso
Quasi adaflo
Allegretto vivace
Mr. Trebltsch
Six Contredansee Beethovan
Music for airings - Porter
AUtgro moderato
Andante molto sostenute
Allegro ftojoeo
The Wslfc to the Paradise Garden
from "A Village Romeo and Juliet
Del i us
Mayer ' Welr7beur
Piano Recital
This Afternoon
Piano pupils of Jean Hobson
Rich will be presented in recital
at the Stone Piano company this
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
The following program will be
given:
Fantaaia Handel
Prelude. C Minor Chopin
Lou. Anna woir
Bourree. O Major Bach-Hetnxe
May Night . Palmgren
Susan Perry
Nocturne. O Minor .. Chopin
Song of the Suitor Grieg
Susan Steed
Arra (Fourth Partita) Bach-Helnze
Hungarian MacDowell
Marilyn Power v
Sonata. G Major Mosart
Allegro
Prelude. D Flat Major Chopin
Patricia Mcgquier
Flight of the Bumble Bee
..... Rrmsky-Korsakov-RachmaninoI
Caroln Parker
Preambule Bach-Helme
Autumn Chamlnade
Shirley Dean
My Heart Kver Faithful ..Bach-Helnze
Second Arabesque Debussy
Pebble DeSart
Srgan Prelude Bach-SUoM
lair de Luna Debussy
Claralyn Lee
TWO PIANOS:
Rondo . . Gurlitt
Claralyn Lee Shirley Dean
The Salem Memorial Hospital
auxiliary will meet in the chapel
on Monday at 1:30 for the busin
ess meeting and social hour. Mrs.
Clara Poland will show travel
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throughout the United States. Mrs.
Carl Schultz will have the devo
tions. Oregon Muste Teachers associa
tion, Salem district will meet Mon
day at 8 o'clock at the studio of
Lena Belle Tartar and Margaret
Hogg, with the latter as hostess.
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Dr. Karl Trebitsch of
Whitman college of Music
Faculty who will be guest
soloist with the Willamette
university symphony or
chestra Tuesday night at
Leslie auditorium.
Ruth Bedford, accompanied by
Dorothy Pearce, will sing. There
will be a discussion of arrange
ments for the state convention of
the OSMTA In Eugene In June.
Two Concert
Dates Set
Prifcilla Melaingor Wiltsey Is
announcing the dates for her two
concerts, the marimba on Monday,
May 17 and the accordion on Sat
urday, May 22. The marimba con
cert will be held at Waller hall at
8:18 with featured soloists, Wayne
Mercer, who la appearing for the
fifth year, and Sharon Lamkin for
the first time. Guest artist will be
Anne Gibbens, pianist.
Appearing on the program will
be ladies marimba sextette, in
cluding Lois G i 1 1 1 n g a, Peggy
Frantz, Dona Zehnor, Muriel War
ner, Orabelle Dagger and Rosalie
Cllne; girls marimba trio, Elaine
and Delores Townsend and Max
Ins Scott; Junior marimba quar
tette, Laurel Ann Warner, Clar
issa Humphries, Wayne Macomber
and George Meislnger. This will
be the first year ensemble work
has been featured.
The accordion concert will be
held at the Leslie Junior high
school auditorium at 8:15 o'clock
with 117 Salem accordionists par
ticipating. Featured will be ad
vanced bands and guest accordion
ists from Portland, Medford, Eu
gene, Corvsllis and Lebanon.
Chester Pletka of Eugene will con
duct the master accordion ensem
ble as a finale.
A Cappella fchoir
Will Sing Today
The Willamette university A
Cappella choir under the direc
tion of Dean Melvin H. Geist will
present Its Salem concert Sunday
at 7:30 p. m. in the First Presby
terian church. This is the only
full concert appearance of the
choir in Salem this year, and will
give local people an opportunity
to hear some of the best in choral
music. The program will be the
same as that presented by the
choir on its recent tour. This pro
gram Includes representative
numbers of early church music,
modern Russian and folk music
and negro spirituals.
Hosanna to the Son of David. ...Gibbons
Three Chorales . Bach
1 Stand Beside the Manger Stan
Break Forth, O Beauteous Heav
enly Light .
Thee Wltft Tender Care .
Exaltabo To, Domlne Palestrme
All Breathing Ufe. Sing and Praise
Ye the Lord , , Bach
Praise to the Lord Chrtetlanaen
Hear My Supplication ... Arkhangelsk?
Methinks I Hear the full Celes
tial Choir Crotch
Benedictus Pa lad line
Set Down Servant (Negro Spiritual)
Ait by Shaw
Soon Ah Will Be Done (Negro Spir
itual Are. by Dawson
Brother James' Air .Jacob
Kde Su Kravy Mojo (Slovak Folk
Song) . !Schlmmerling
Alpha XI Delta alumnae will
motor to St Paul Tuesday night
to be guests of Mrs.' John Smith
at 8 o'clock. Misa Elise Schroeder
will report on the province con
vention, to which she was a dele
gate. All Alpha XI Del Us are in
vited to attend.
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