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Tuesday, October 24
SERGEI RACHMAN INOFF......Pianist
Monday, November 6
FRITZ KREISLER............Violinist
Monday, November 13
ALEXANDER KIPNIS.............Bass
Monday, November 27,
NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC-
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
JOHN BARBIROLLI, Conductor
Monday, December 4
JUSSI BJOERLING....... ....Tenor
Thursday, December 14
BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY, 'Conductor
Monday, January 15
KIRSTEN FLAGSTAD ......Soprano
Thursday, January 25
ROBERT VIROVAI...........Violinist
Wednesday, February 14
BARTLETT and ROBERTSON... Pianists
Wednesday, March 6
ARTUR RUBINSTEIN..........Pianist
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ALEXANDER KIPNIS
JUSSI BJOERLING
The Sixty-First Annual Choral Union Series will present three world-renowned singers:
Kirsten Flagstad, soprano; Jussi Bjoerling, tenor; and Alexander Kipnis, bass. Two vio-
linists will appear: Fritz Kreisler and Robert Virovai. Three recitals by pianists will be
included: Sergei Rachmaninoff, Arthur Rubinstein, and the two-piano tearn of Bartlett
and Robertson. Two renowned o'rchestras will participate: The New York Philharmonic-
Symphony under John Barbirolli, and the Boston Symphony conducted by Serge Kous-
sevi tzky.
KIRSTEN FLAGSTAD
All the artists appearing in this year's concerts are
well qualified to carry on the high traditions of the.
past Chorale Union Series.
ARTUR RUBINSTEIN
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SEASON TICKETS ....12- $10 $ .$ -6
Please make remittances payable to University Musical
Society, and mail to Charles A. Sink, President, School
of Music, Ann Arbor.
MAIL ORDERS filled in advance in sequence.
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