1 0". 11, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r+G. M 'r n n n same mess-e s- r--r . Q S 4 Tentative Programs 1942-43 Choral Union Series 10 DON COSSACK CHORUS - Oct'ober 20 Program The Creed (Credo) ................ A. Kastalsky Cherubim Hymn .......... Arr. by A. Kastalsky Lord, Have Mercy on Use (Gospody Pomiluy .. ............. .................. A. Lvovsky Ave Maria......................Bach-Gounod (Arr. by C. Shvedoff) The Lord's Name-Be Blessed .... P. Tchesnokoff From the opera, "Life of the Tsar" .. M. Glinka (Arr. by C. Shvedoff) a. Male Chorus "Through the hurricane and storm a falcon is bravely flying" b. Trio c. Female Chorus "Gayly flows the water in springtime" d. Ivan Susanin's aria, "You will come, my last dawn" e. Last Chorus, "Glory" Parting (A new Russian song), Arr. by C. Shvedoff Kama Song .................. Arr. by Gogotsky The Plain, the Steppe (Cossack Song), L. Knipper (Arr. by S. Jaroff) Kuban Song and At the Smithy .. Arr. by S. Jaroff Intermission On the Black Horse (Oral Cossack Song), Zakharoff Farewell to Civilian Life .......Arr. by S. Jaroff The Cradle Song ................ I. Dunsevsky (Arr. by S. Jaroff) Two Guitars ................ Arr. by C. Shvedoff The Regiment was Riding .... Arr. by C. Shvedoff GLADYS SWARTHOUT - October 29 Program *"Lascia ch'io pianga", from "Rinaldo" .. Hendel *Come Again Sweet Love .............Dowland (1563-1626) *"La Speranza" from "Ottone"..........Hendel *Aria: "Connais-tu le pays" from "Mignon" ... ...... ...... ....Thomas Two Songs of the Auvergne .. Arr. by J. Canteloube a. Passo pel Prat (Come by the Fields). b. Malurous qu'o uno fenno (Unhappy He Who Has a Wife) *Cantiga de Ninar.................. Mignone *El Majo Discreto........:.......... Granados *Romance de Solita .................. Pittaluga Intermission Time (Suite for Voice and Piano) ............ ........ ..... ...Clarence Olmstead (First Performance) . Miranda.....................Richard Hageman The Linden Tree..............Charles Griffes The Pasture.......... ....... Charles Naginski *Into the Night ...................Clara Edwards Sing, O My Heart ............ Charles Kingsford *Victor Records LESTER HODGES, Accompanist CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA - November 8 Program Symphony No. 2 in D major, Op. 36 .. Beethoven Adagio molto; Allegro con brio Larghetto Scherzo Allegro molto "Spirituals" for String Choir and Orchestra .. ............................ M orton Gould Proclamation Sermon A Little Bit of Sin Protest Jubilee Intermission Symphony No. 6 in B minor, Op. 74, "Pathetique" ................................ Tschaikowsky Adagio; allegro non troppo Allegro con grazia Allegro molto vivace Finale; Adagio lamentoso ALBERT SPALDING - November 19 Program Sonata in A major ............ Corelli-Spalding Sonata in C minor, Op. 30, No. 2 ...... Beethoven First Sonata-Fantasy..............Villa-Lobos Variations ............................ Joachini Intermission Nocturne, Op. 27, No. 2s.......Chopin-Wilhelmj Scherzo Valse ................ Chabrier-Loeffler En bateau.......................... Debussy Caprice (Etude en forme de valse) .......... ............................ Saint-Saens-Ysaye ARTUR SCHNABEL - December 3 Program Sonata in C minor, Op. posth ........Schubert Sonata in D major (first movement 6/8) . Mozart Sonata in A minor.............M...ozart Sonata in B-flat major, Op. posth ......Schubert _ four outst f .,-. anding artists 4upCHABEL m, PIEINIST THIS NOTED PIANIST has a long and brilliant background as a concert artist. From his first appearance as a student under Leschetizky, at the age of five, when Johannes Brahms remarked, "How in goodness' name can you play all this so correctly?" Schnabel has become dis- tinguished for his superb playing and dynamic per- sonality. Thursday, Deeembez' 3 Artur Schnabel I, 1 x } _ _. v..PIRNIST JOSEF HOFMAN N stands supreme in his guild - first in artistry, first in technique, and first in the hearts of patrons of piano events, according to the New York Journal. Audiences turn out in force, despite all ad- verse conditions, whenever he is announced. There is never a number on his program which fails to thrill his audience - a program by Josef Hofmann is more than a concert - it is an event. Monday, January 18 }aicha HEIFETZ .VIOLINIST HEIFETZ' very name means "violin" to the entire civil- ized world. For about two decades he has maintained a foremost position among the great violin virtuosi of all time. Season after season he is always welcomed back to the scenes of his earlier triumphs. His Ann Arbor audience is looking forward to his return engage- ment at Hill Auditorium. Tuesday, February 16 Josef Hofmann )ON COSSACK BOnUS wi/ onductor The Don Cossack Chorus, welded to- gether by Serge Jaroff, world-famous conductor, from soldiers of the National Army who were imprisoned during the Russian Revolution have toured the world on League of Nations passports giving concerts in Europe, England, Australia and America that have never been equalled. They were an amazing success on their last appearance in Ann Arbor. They are now all naturalized American citizens. §ueua Ocoter 2014 ri ' ,' 4 .. } Y' g Jascia Heifetz .1 r i Serge . Don JJaroff, Conductor Cossack Chorus 1 11 ~'4tert SALIJN -VIOLINIST ALBERT SPALDING'S career shatters the old idea that rank- ing musicians must be long-haired foreigners. Of Amer- ican birth and training, his achievements have been recognizedthroughout the musical world. Often re- ferred to as the .aristocrat of the violin," he is a man of such fine taste that he never permits himself to do anything purely for display. 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