Boston Symphony Orchestra Is Exceptional Beauty, Depth and Richness of Tone
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You can salisfy your ),; LI( heart's desire with a Lafayette Automatic ~ On Victor Records H Phono-Radio Combination You can hear the ~ f-4 beautiful symphonies that thrilled you to- .;. .,, night, in your own home .. faithfully, mag- .,.. ~ nificently reproduced on a Lafayette. Send · >! for our booklet, or cal! W Alker 5-8883. ;:1:1 c( )lo The Boston ~ LAFAYETTE RADIOS ~ -I JOO SIXTH AVE. • NEW YORK O Symphony Orchestra 11111 o 1 o v M , :!I .r ::r·xv ::1 v :1 liJ ORATORIO SOCIETY OF N. Y. Serge Koussevitzky, Conductor Carnegie Hall Announcements Sixty-Fifth Season JANUARY ALBERT STOESSEL, Conductor • One of the special characteristics of the Boston Symphony Orchestra is exceptional beauty, depth and richness of tone. Saturday Eve. Jan. 7-PHILHARMONic-SYMPHONY SociETY Serge Kousse,·itzky has been the d istinguished con This is due in part to the magnificent instruments used, Sunday Aft. Jan. 8-PmLHARMONic-SYMPHONY SociETY BACH ductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra since 1924. TI e is cons idered one of the outstanding au many of which are priceless museum pieces. The wonderful Sunday Eve. Jan. 8-UKRAINIAN SYMPHONY ÜRCHESTRA thorities on Sibelius in the world. tones of these instruments, of this orchestra, lose nothing in Monday Eve. Jan. 9-JosEPH SziGETI, Violinist MASSINBMINOR ( U nabridged) a Victor Higher Fidelity recording. You hear them mellow, Tuesday Eve. Jan. 1o-RuooLF SERKIN Wed. Eve. Jan. rr-RoBERT KITAIN, Violinist pure, transcendently beautiful, as they are heard from the Thurs. Morn. Unqualified Praise from Music Jan. 12-TowN HALL LEcTURE SERIEs CARNEGIE HALL stage. (Stefan Zweig) Critics for the new Victor Almost ali of the great performances for which the Boston Thurs. Eve. Jan. 12-PHILHARMONic-SYMPHONY SociETY Tuesday Evening, February 28 Higher Fidelity Recording of Symphony Orchestra and Dr. Koussevitzky are especially Friday Aft. Jan. 13-PHILHARMONic-SYMPHONY Soc1ETY 7:30 o'clock Saturday Morn. Sibelius Fifth Symphony famous are on Victor Records. This is true of the other Jan. 14-PHILHARMONic-SYMPl!ONY SociETY Saturday Aft. Jan. 14-JosEF LHEVINNE, Pianist by the great orchestras of the world as well. Hear a symphonic con Saturday Eve. Jan. 14-MISCHA GooDMAN Tickets at Box Office Boston Symphony Orchestra cert of your own selection on the new Victor Higher Fidelity Sunday Aft. Jan. 15-PHILHARMONIC-SYMPHONY SociETY Serge Koussevitzky, Conductor Records at your dealer' s! Sunday Eve. Jan. 15-BURTON HoLMES and Monday Aft. Jan. 16--BuRTON HoLMEs Office of the Society "T he year's best reco rding," writes the RCA Victrola U·l34·A in Monday Eve. Jan. 16--ARGENTINITA, Spanish Dancer music critic of one of New York's leading 1202 Steinway Hall, 113 West 57 St. Fine 18th Century Cabinet Tuesday Eve. Jan. 17-Jussi ByoERLING, Song Recital newspapers. Wed. Eve. Jan. 18-YEHUDI MENUHIN, Violinist Telephone Clrcle 7-4199 Combines Victor Record and Thurs. Morn. 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