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-==MCAMhee^- Midwestern Concert and Artists Management George H. Arvay, Managing Director Presents in the LITTLE THEATRE of McCormick Place on Saturday, January 27, 1962, at 8:00 P.M. MARIA D’ALBERT, Soprano FRANCOIS D’ALBERT, Violinist and ARISTID VON WURTZLER, Harpist in a Joint-Recital. Program includes Works by J. S. Bach, Martini, Bohm, Jenb Hubay, Bela Bartók, Francois D’Albert, Miklos Rekai, Eugene Zador, Leo Weiner, Aristid von Wurtzler, P. Stuart and others. Admission: $2.00, $2.50, and $3.00 Student tickets: $1.00 For your reservations, call: 782-0346 or write to MCAM, at 100 North LaSalle Street, Suite 1109, Chicago 2, or to Chicago Conservatory College, Dr. Francois D’Albert, President, 64 East Van Buren Street, Chicago 5, Illinois.
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-==MCAMhee^-Midwestern Concert and Artists Management
George H. Arvay, Managing DirectorPresents in the
LITTLE THEATRE of McCormick Place on
Saturday, January 27, 1962, at 8:00 P.M.MARIA D’ALBERT, Soprano
FRANCOIS D’ALBERT, Violinist and ARISTID VON WURTZLER, Harpist
in a Joint-Recital.Program includes
Works by J. S. Bach, Martini, Bohm, Jenb Hubay, Bela Bartók, Francois D’Albert, Miklos Rekai, Eugene Zador, Leo Weiner, Aristid von Wurtzler, P. Stuart and others.
Admission: $2.00, $2.50, and $3.00 Student tickets: $1.00
For your reservations, call: 782-0346 or write to MCAM, at 100 North LaSalle Street, Suite 1109, Chicago 2, or to Chicago Conservatory College, Dr. Francois D’Albert, President, 64 East Van Buren Street, Chicago 5, Illinois.
chicAqo conceßts
series 1961-1962 season
JANUARY CONCERTS
Studebaker Theatre
Friday, January 12
SHIRLEY VERRETT-CARTERMezzo-Soprano
Friday, January 26
THE VIRTUOSO CONCERTO
Soloists VICTOR AITAY, Violin FRANK MILLER, Cello IDA KREHM, Piano
with Instrumental Ensemble
Single ticket prices for both events:$5.00, $3.50, $2.50 and $2.00
Please enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope
Box Office open day of concert.
clucaqo conceRts, me.410 SOUTH MICHIGAN • CHICAGO 5 • PHONE: 922-0764 .
Rey De La Torreclassic guitarist
Saturday, January 13 — 8:00 p.m.
The Studebaker Theater
Presented by Chicago Musical College of Roosevelt University as one of four concerts in the 1961-62 Public Concert Series.
Admission: Tickets $3, $2. All seats reserved. For tickets, write or phone CMC Public Concerts, 430 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago 5 — WAbash 2-3585, ext. 224.
CHICAGOSYMPHONYORCHESTRA
FRITZ REINER, Music DirectorWALTER HENDL, Associate Conductor
FORTY-NINTH SEASON of POPULAR CONCERTS
Saturday, January 13, 1962Orchestra Hall at 8:30
WALTER HENDL, ConductorRAY STILL, LEONARD SIIARROW, Soloists
OVERTURE TO “THE ¡OURNEYTO RHEIMS”....................................ROSSINI
CONCERTO IN C MINOR FOR OBOEAND STRING ORCHESTRA . MARCELLO
Allegro moderato.Adagio.
“PAGANINIANA,” DIVERTIMENTO FOR ORCHESTRA ON MUSIC OF NICCOLO PAGANINI, Opus 65 ... CASELLA
Tarantella.POLACCHETTA.
Romanza. Allegro agitato.
The first half of this program marks the Centenary of the Italian Unification.
INTERMISSIONCONCERTO FOR BASSOON AND
ORCHESTRA, B flat major (K. 191)................................................MOZART
Allegro.Andante, ma adagio.Rondo: Tempo di minuetto.
OVERTURE TO “TANNHÀUSER” . WAGNERTickets on sale at Box Off ice on December 23 or now by Mail
PRICES: Gallery: $1.25; Balcony: (rear) $1.75 and (front) $2.25Main Floor: (first 4 rows) $1.75 and (remainder) $2.25; Box Seats: $2.75
JAN. 4 3^ and JAN. 5 ¿UTWELFTH PROGRAM OF THE THURSDAY-FRIDAY SERIES
(PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE)
LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI, Guest ConductorBYRON JANIS,' Soloist
^FANTASY, “A NIGHT ON THE BAREMOUNTAIN”.....................................................................MOUSSORGSKY
«CONCERTO FOR PIANO, No. 1, B flat minor,Opus 23...........................................................................TCHAIKOVSKY
Allegro non troppo e molto maestoso—Allegro con spirito.Andantino semplice.Allegro con fuoco.
INTERMISSION
EXCERPTS FROM “THE TWILIGHT OF THE GODS” . WAGNER* Siegfried’s Rhine-Journey.* Siegfried’s Death-Music.Finale to Act III.
* Recorded by the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
This program will end at approximately 10 :00 on Thursday and 3 :45 on Friday. Tickets: $3.00 to $6.50
ALLIED ARTS CORP., Harry Zelzer, Managing Director, Presents
ORCHESTRA HALL SUNDAY AFT., JAN. 7—3:30 P.M.
LEE LUVISIOutstanding American Pianist
Tickets: $2.00—$3.00—$4.00—$5,00
ORCHESTRA HALL SUN. AFT., JAN. 14—3:30 P.M.
ANDRES SEGOVIAWorld’s Greatest Guitarist
Tickets: $2.00—$3.00—$4.00—$5.00
ORCHESTRA HALL MON. EVE., JAN. 15—8:00 P.M.
NEW ALL COLOR FILM OF
MEXICOby DONALD SHAW—Excellent Story
Tickets: $1.00—$1.75—$2.00—$2.50
ORCHESTRA HALL SUN. AFT., JAN. 21—3:30 P.M.
MALCUZYNSKIWorld Renowned Polish Virtuoso
Tickets: $2.00—$3.00—$4.00—$5.00
OPERA HOUSE SUN. AFT., JAN. 21—2:30 P.M.
There is Only One
JOSE CRE(Oand his Company of
SPANISH DANCERSSingers and Musicians
Tickets: $2.00—$3.00—$4.00—$5.00
Mail Orders Now to: ALLIED ARTS CORP., 20 N. WACKER DR.
