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THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1963
MEDl'OKD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1963
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RUBINSTEIN NERVOUS
There's always a friendly feel
ing between audience and pi'
anist when Arthur Rubinstein,
74, sits down to play. But Ru
binstein, a profesional pianist
for 68 years, admits he 8 al
ways nervous before a con
cert. (UPI)
Pianist Retains
Vigor and Desire
To Change at 74
By
ROBERTA C. SCHWARTZ
United Press International
Washington IUPII After 68
years as a concert pianist.
Arthur Rubinstein could close
his keyboard any day now
nd claim with considerable
justification that his career
las been as successful as It
nas been long.
But it's not part of his
makeup to stop and look
back.
At 74, Rubinstein is a vig
, orous perfectionist. His goal
is "To change, to grow, to get
something new."
"When I come onto the
stage to play they think,
'there's good old Rubinstein,' "
he said. "I am an old man and
there's a good dose of friend
ship between me and my
audience. That's a lovely feel
ing but it has not much to do
with the music."
Rubinstein plays with
power and vitality, sometimes
leaping from his chair to
strike the keyboard. He says
these energetic jumps arc
strenglh-savers, not artistic
. mannerisms.
Needs Body 8irength
"I use the full weight of
my body and my arms to
make an impact on the
piano," he said. "Sometimes
I can't get that Impact from
a sitting position."
That he Is not content to sit
on his laurels from days past
is best evidenced by Rubin
stein's uneasiness at the start
of every concert.
"I am always nervous be
fore a concert," the Polish
born artist admits. "Every
new concert is a debut."
"I love to make records,"
he said, "because I am
amazed that a machine can
reproduce so well. But four
months later I can't bear to
listen to It. 1 go forward and
the record remains the same."
Rubinstein said he Is "lazy"
when it comes to rehearsing
for concerts and he recom
ments "Intelligent practice"
to aspiring pianists. "It was
never possible for me to prac
tice more than three hours a
day." he added. "My brain
doesn't respond to longer
practice periods.
He called overpractlce "the
most stupid thing" a pianist
can do because it makes his
performance less spontaneous.
you must bring a fresh drop
a concert," he believes, "and
you muslb ring a fresh drop
of blood" to each perform
ance. Rubinstein said his three
most popular works for the
piano are the first Tschaikow
sky concert, the Rachmani
noff second, and the Grieg
piano concerto. Although he
never performs the Grieg
work in public, Rubinstein
has recorded It four times
and each time it has sold
100.000 copies.
"In our civilized, cultivated
old western world, a piece
Willi the big chords gets the
maximum response," he said,
"If the artist makes faces,
the audience will become
even more enthusiastic. But
this has nothing to do with
the quality of the perform
ante." Rubinstein described
musician's life as a privileged
existence. "We are not In
volved politically or econo
mically," he said. "What we
win more than anything else
is hearts."
A professional pianist since
he was six, Rubinstein said
a pianist's life is "the most
divine kind of living I can
imagine. We are dealing with
something that we absolutely
worship."
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Council reports on prublemt thai
oeve been dealt with by respon
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(Cupyrlcht 1X3
Cenoral reaturea Corp.)
Sean L. - She insists on set
ting all clocks ahead.
Eleanor L. - It's the only
way I can be sure to be early.
8ean L. - We have a cloclr,
in every room but no two
agree. When I leave the house
in the morning I must re
member to subtract anywhere
from 3 to 8 minutes from
whatever clock I'm looking
at. I set my own watch by the
radio, but sometimes I tune
in late or get Interested in an
other station and miss the
time check.
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tamper with the clocks. Twice
a year, when Daylight Saving
Tlr.ie comes in and goes out,
I personally set every clock
precisely according to "the
musical note" which marks
the hour on the radio. A few
days later, we run by "Elea
nor Time." It not only drives
me daft, but confuses any
one who comes to the house.
Eleanor L. - I guess its a
wife's lot to have to take all
sorts of unmerited abuse, but
no praise when things turn
out nicely. If it weren't for
my little trick with the clocks,
Sean would be missing his
train, the kids would be late
for school, and I'd never be
ready for appointments.
I'm a slowpoke by nature.
I need lots of time. That's
why I find it very comforting
to be able to say to myself,
It's not THAT late, really!"
So, if I see the clock run past
the zero hour, I know all is
not lost. But, more important.
we have power failures once
a while. Once the electric
clocks lost 10 minutes when.
an inspector made some tests.
We didn't know it till Sean
found our clocks were SLOW.
But only by a minute, so no
one was late.
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The Cauncil-Everyone has
quirks, only Eleanor's quirk
worKs. sne gets em to the
church (and everywhere else)
on time. Her idiosyncrasy is
her attitude that clocks have
only that one purpose. It does
not occur to her that Sean and
others may have a natural
curiosity, once in a while, to
know exactly what time it is.
And looking the only place
they can look tor the answer.
at the household clocks, their
natural urge may well be to
smash 'em! Or to shake El
eanor slightly, since it's only
alight misdemeanor, and in
righteous cause - that 0
punctuality. ' '
The solution of this little
household tempest lies in one,
ONE untouchable timeplce.
Sean can put barbed wire
around it or attach It to a bur
glar alarm to make sure El
eanor doesn't come near it.
To make life easy for her, he
might even hide it in a dark
closet, (Be sure it has a radi
um dial.) But he can call the
operator and get Naval Ob
servatory Time as soon as
Old Reliable is out of its
wrappings. Then Eleanor will
be free to play with the foy
er, kitchen, bedroom, and liv-
ingroom guides.
She s just a romantic who
can be indulged. We can pic
ture her in front of the TV
set. It's a gripping show. The
hero Is about to be choked
and the clock says 10 p.m.
She sighs with relief, because
she knows the clock is fast
and there's still time for -
choose one - the sheriff,
Army, Navy, cops to save him.
Others in the room have given
him up, but not Eleanor. It s
all a little game she plays
with herself.
And it's true, especially In
partment houses, that the
current gets turned off for
brief periods without anyone
telling the tenants. So a mar
gin of ahead-of-timeness can
be viewed as a precaution.
Sean had better rely upon
his wrist-watch and the secret
clock we suggest. He can rely
upon Eleanor for a lively future.
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