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WAGER COMPOSITIONS
ON RECITAL. PROGRAM
EVANS SELECTS NUMBERS FROM
"RIENZP" AND "TRISTAN
AND ISOLDE"
For the first time, this season in the
twilight ogran series, works of Rich-
ard Wagner, the great German op-
eratic composer, will be given at 4:15
o'clock this- afternoon by Thrry Riis
ell Evans of the School o° Music facul
ty, when he will play Wagner's prayer
from "Rienzi" ad the liebestod from
"Tristan and Isolde."
"Rnzi" (The Last of the Tribunes)
has nothing in common with Wagner's
later works. It is modeled after May-
er Beer, and in it set melody domi-
nates, showing the stereotyped forms
which Wagner subsequently cast aside
as unsuitable to his purpose. This
prayer theme is used in the opera to
signify Rienzi, the man of religion
The "love's death" music from "Tris-
tan and Isolde" is- based on themes
from the second act of the opera, end-
ing with t* great motive of "deliv-r-
ance by death." It is Isolde's last
farewell to her dead lover, Tristan.
Mr. Evans will open the program
wth Guilmant's "Grand Choeur" in
march form, a number bringing into
play the full powers of the organ and
of the. type which brings a hril'iant
close to a church service. This wil'
be followed by, Mozart's "Romanza,"
a number characteristic of the'sim-
plicity and naive: grace of the com-
poser's works, and Wood's "Slumber
'Song,"a number by a mbdern Eng-
lish composer.
Silver's Rhapsody in B minor, the
sixth number on the progra is in
four sections: the first, an extremely
capricious introduction; the second,
almost purely rythmic with a contin-
uous staccato figure; the third, smooth
and melodious in contrast to all that
has preceded, and, last, a return of
the second part, which now becomes
a brilliant finale.
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The first one - of - the series was
Princeton, by John Peale Bishop, as-
sociate editor of "Vanity, Fair;" the
second, Yale, by Donald Ogden Stew-
I rt, associate editor of "Vanity Fair,"
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Sarah Bruce Addington, whose short
stories have appeared in the "Smart
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Seldes, managing editor of "The Dial."
'I' ,2, t' . "Howard Weeks, '21, is the author of
a vivid prose sketch, "A Dying Ember
Flickers," which appears in the cur-
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