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WNIB Program Schedule April 1969 1fm . 1969 60¢ E y 1 WEDNESDAY 2 PAISIELLO Concerto in D for Pi.ano RACJ:iMMIINu.FY Thi:ce Huisisian F•.1ik :rnd Orchestra - Carlo Bussottl, piano; Songs. "Acu,ss the Swift Li•.tle Rive,·", Oh, Italian Charnlx:i Orch/N;wcU ,Te11kins Y<Al Va.nk.;:i"; & ''l\-ly Powdurr:.d, Rosy 9 AM GR:CTTtY/arr BEECHAM Zernir'e (Haydn Society HS I. 1;;5) Blushe&~' - St~ i~U.d:.Jrose C.athedral Cho'ir; et Azore Suite - Hoyal Phil/Sir Thomas HAYDN Symphony if55 in }>Flat New Pllilh On:h/Igor Bukctoff \HCA LSC Beecham (HMV ALP JC5G) ("Schoulrnru;tc, ") Ahle burgh FcHcival .;,Ml) CIJ.SAHOSA Ii Mautro di Capella - Orch/Benj~.r,iin Britten (Loa LL lG-10) BALA(JBE\' u,rertun, ,_,n Thu.,c.,s of Fcniaorln Corena,bs; Royal Opera Hoose Hussbn FolL Song,; - Kaoom, City Ph1l/ Orch/Argeo Qundri {Lon fi.58G) 10 FM BEETHOVEN t>mcerto .in D for H_.;_n.s Sch,,:,,,_ieger {Fi:anin VS 5131) BEETHOVEN Pbno SonHa 418 in F Violrn and ()cehestra, Op, 0 - Ydrndi HI!.1Sr:Y K(;HS,\KO\' F:cntns: ,m Run Flat, Op, 31#3 - \rtur Rubinstei.n, p Menuhin, vu; New Philh Orch/01:to sian Themes for Violin and On:ilcstra, i.lp, (RCA LM z:n 1.) Kiernperer (Ang SCB 3727) '.J:3 - .Nathan ivii!Ptf'in, vn: nrch/Hob1~rt SCHUBERT' SV[ng Trio ·#2 h p .. Ffat Ir·, lllg (A"-'· '.lGOG'.: l 10 AM SCIHJBERT Sym #2 iu B-Flat - - ~htseha Heifetz. v-n:, Wtlliani J>cimr,:;He~ Bath Festival Orch/Yehudi Menuhin (Ang va; Gregor Pia1igorsky, 'c (HCA LM 256:.l) m.MSKY KORNAKOV Duhli10Brika - S 3,>Fd) Suisse lLHnande Orch/.Ernr.'.St Ansert.11f..'t Cla.ra SCiiUMA:CJN Trioiu,;. Op. l.7 - (Lon CN! 92%) Leopold M.annes, p; Bronlslav Gimpel, vu; Lu.h:i 3ilva~ 1 ,: {Dee DL, JS)55) THURSDAY HW smsrc YHOM TIIL BALIYT GL>.LUUNU\', :uT IH\'l.NG ''Hinhday 9 AM MUSSORGSKY "Where Are You 11 AM TCHAIKOVSKY F1·aneeS1:a da Offering" - Ilo::al Plul/Roben Irving Lilt.le Star c1 "; "Old Alan's Song" "Thi: RiniiJ, ()[L :c - Mini,-·npoii;. Svm/An1;s\ (Ang 355:~F', Gard,.,., of th,: IJ,m"': & "S•.•tl;\ of 1.b t, lea" - Donil (Mer l\ll; 50;3-±D) SCL, MANN/; rr JAcr,lJ ·•c:, n,: val" Ki.n1 Borg, bB; Prague Natil Theaire Oreh/ LISZT "Danlv" Piano Sonatr1 - Peter - Hoy;d o;x,ra Housu On::h/Hu1;n Hlgnuid 1/dcnek Chalabala (Now· H 71:::1;; 1 Kati U, p (Lon cs Gl0f>) mr, A L~,J ~450) BERLIOZ nBenvenuto Cu.U.i.ni" 0\'(>I'­ n\OHAK :oym /13 in L»•Flat,Oµ, JO - tun, - Pm;<ue Sym/Zolt;m Fekete (Cr LondonSyrn/IstvauKedu,;z {Lon CS 6C25) 8 PM MUSIC FOH EASTER 2'.l·-10-0lGO) VLRDI lk,1uiern - ,Joan Slithcrlnnd, s; 10 A~\t SCHF),L/Q,:JN Pi1a11:; (jonc•:t'h} in a, LISZT Pic,rw Trco,•a(:riptiw, c,f the: lle- .rvrarilyn Hurne: Lucitinc ·Pav?t-,,tti., t; Op~ b4 ·~ Nel:;on Fr,·:lretp; Munich 1-·'h·ll/ 1wdid10n & Oau1 from "Benvenuto Collini" J;Jartti Talvela, b:s; Vienna f1tate (JtA.•ra RwloH Kunpe (Col M .:X 798) -1\!:fred HnmdeLp {Yox PL 10580) Chu: Vlenm1 Phil/Gt:orr; Solt[ (Lon OSA TCl!,\IKOVSh."Y Tatiacn';; Lettc1· Seen<: lrom "J,,ngen Ouegrn'' - Eli,,;,i •:th 12 PM MA8CAGNI .Easit,i· Hymn t rom Sc hwar7.,kopf, s (/\.ng ,;_; :JG4:J-:l) 9;3{} J"ANACEK .Lachian D:u..K-es-Hrno "Cavallt•1·la Rustkana" - Cho & Ord1 of Stale Phil/J;d WaldLHns (Cr 2:::-:w-00} Ii) TCHAiEO\'SKY Wa!L S,1 Pok1uise the \Ynurtterni1ur;; Sbw Opei·,1/Ferdinand LIB,; l P[anu ('.unce,·ts, 41 in E-F!at frmn "L ugen, ln<•gi"'' .. & , lti\ Radi , urch/ Leitn,;,r (Lee DL 97'.J7J ·van Clibun1, p; .PhiladelptHa Oreh/Eu:,em,, Feren<: Friesay {DGC LPEM 19211} LJ;l() CHICAGO TEMPLE LENTEN Oru,:rnrly (HCA LSC ;J!Hi5) ~I:RVICL Dr. H:., I 1,h W. :'i'ldrnw.,1, PJ\1 H!t"UCH :kl g, Mimst,:,r Emei:itus; Chi ist C1urch, l J ,\~J B!L\lDiS C lariuot i.Julntcl In b, \''ioli.n c:orY~ertn in Op. :2/l - Nnthan Mibtcin, vn: Fhilh OrdJ l'vldhodi;,;t, New Yock City Clf,, li::i - Karl Leister. cl; Amadeus Leon Barzin (Cap P Gf,18) Qua,·t,ct, (LGG SLP\i 13'.f ::~ :) RACHMAN!::,,JOFF ''Aleko" Suite - BUSONI Sarali-andt'" & Cortege .fron1 1 PM THE WNIB LIBHAHY #9:38 "Dr. F,,usLL;<" - H•,yal r1d.l/Dnni; 11 Re­ Oreh/,\tidre l(,.,.;teL.netz (l'd J\i!S ·1 if.:!) .\I.ENDE LSSOHN v i,,lin Convcrto in,., '-'"1,a.ugh (Ang SBL ;;?Hl) Op. G4; TCHAIKOVSKY Violin C,muTto in U PM CHOPIN :2 f;chcrzi (i!l in ll, I Jp, D, 1:\), ;Jf, - ChriBWrn Fern.1s. vn; Phil½ :oQ; & #'.: in b-fla;, Op. 31)-Arlur R11hin­ OrC'l1/Coostontine Sil\, .,tri (,bu 356(,G} stein, J• {]1Cf',. LM :i:cJti8) FRIDAY 4 D0NIZET'U Ba!kt trom "La Favori­ \I AM MOZART Syrn 1/25 in g, FL Js;, - 2 PM OPERA t}1u - London Syn1/R i-chard Bonynge (Lon 1 CM/\ 7:13) CPitnnbia Sy1n/Bruno \VRLC1' {Co] .fHL5t02} t}/AG:NElt ' Pars-Uul1 1 - lru1c Dai.it; SCE!.' bEilT P;,rno Su1.:,1,a in B .;·lat, (Kundry); J0ss Thrnnas, t (Parsifal); DUN17ETTI "Spirto g<cntil" trum ''La. D. i!SO - Artur Schnabel, p (Ang COLH j;:l) Guorge London, bt (AmfortaB); Manti Tal·· Favorit~/'; & HDeserto in terran f:rorn velu. (Titurd): IL,•,,, Hott, 1. bs (Gt,1 1:,,,­ nnc,n S,.,:bastiann" ~ LueL~no PavfTnLt-i, t :, AM H:HW/,!.1.1 Septvt 1n B·-f'l:it - nuniz); Gusta:v Neidlinger; bs (.Klingsor); (Lon US 260: i/ I\lc!os En.se.rnbltJ (Ang S Jd~):38) Cnu & Ckcb of the BayreutL Festivn1/Ham; PAGANINI/arr KHEISLEH Violin AIL'-TDF LSSi'lH"i Overture & Fxecrpts Knnppertsbuc,c;h (Ph, h\M 5 ... ·;:,0) Con'"'crto in i, )-ne Ah;vemcnt ·- Fr•itz .v..1.~ei~ 1ru,n "A ;qi,lsum:r,e1 Nigl,,'~ Drw 1.," - sle.r i- s/n; Phib,delpld.a Orch/Euge,Jc Or­ Ednn Ph ilUps. s; NBC Sym/A,·turn Tos­ :rn,ndy (RCA SP :o3-C.,,ii) G::lC DVORAK Sd1t·1·zt,C~prieeioc:0.0~,. canini. (Vktrnl;, VIC 1337) 66-H,. :,11 Phi l/:{afa, I. FabdL (Cap G 72(;;.1) THE WNIL LIBHAI/Y fi;),;,1 1 l ;\fA JTHlU·I.M:3 Violin Sona~,;, fl in G. DVO!{AK Htunoresqve .. PhiliHJC BIZET L'Adesicnne Suitrn, Nos. & Op~ 7-;,;. (n.Rair-t') - Toshiyo Et-t;._ '/'n; B:r-noks Entremont, p {Col MS 7175) Z; C;-trrnt1 n Rnite - f\1ilh Ort•h/J-lcrhe:rt s,,dth 'p (Ike DL lOZl:;\l) D\/ORAK rtondo in g - Andr<' Navarra, von K;:iraja:11 (Ar~ ;fjGlS) WAC:·'.ER Prdude nn.J \lusic frc,,11 'c: Jacqueline Dn,sol. p (Cup P 1<u:2J) Act :'. o! "Pa.rl".ifal" - Orch/Leopu!d DVORAK N,;durne in B - Boyd >loel ;; PM MPS!.!'. l<i")R EM;TYH St,,kowi,ki {RCA LM 1730) Ord1;c'edri•· ]Umon1 il pie LC :;:J50) l:L\CH f;L M·at..1.hew Pnhston t't:l·esa J.; PM GiHCAG0 n;.\n•LE cnuv Zylis-Gn:ra 1 s; rJul.ia H arnari~ a; N"ir~olai FRIDAY SERVICE 7 PM SPECI.AL PROGRAAl Gr,dda, t; Theo Altmtcy,•r, t: Hc,rrnann Prc:-,,·. l;t; Smd../1 Gfft'rt1an JU :1.drigaI ( ·:hoir; Consortiun1 lvlut>t.curn/\V-o.ifg.anv: Goen:ne:n­ c;,lj PM nu•: Wl\w LTBl'Ui.,c y </9-HJ wdn (Ang EDL :H:l5 BEETH(NEN Sym J7 in A, Op. 9:; ·­ MF:"lC YOH EASTEH Pl :i.h Or,·1: ':;old,)(' "ll!clli 1/\p,g :JiiCC>) ;q, )ZAR f Maio;s m c, K. ,,27 ("Gl c:,!,'')­ S;;},; .M_()Z_A.HT Pin.no Soi»ttn f_i.lb l.n B-· Js:dith Mathis, s; Helen Erwt!l, s; Th('O A!t­ Fb.t, K. 570 - Ivan IV1oravec,J:-I {Con Soc 2 Pl\f MUfJC F.OR F. \ST'f.H rncye:r. 1 l; 'f'.ranz Cra.ss} bs; South Cor1nan c.s ~00:2) BECL!'"JZ R»n;o,ru .. !',. tcr ~,.,,,..,,,er, M.adri7al Chcdr; Sout.hv,;est G6rn.,.an CIL rn- i\LETlH'.oVLN <_l,r<;rttllt' lll C, 11::, I, i'.:.>.varu•, Hadi, orch & Cho/Cl ,,rkt,1 1w,· Orch/\Volfgcnli"; ,;oennnnwein (Ang U,·. 1 1\-lu.:nch {DGG SLf.Jl\1 1:-in 264/tEl) ;Jt,%05) f Namendfcier11) -· Cunccrt:gebou:w Ore'!\/ tugr•n Jochttn1 (EpL· LC :3770) · >;u \VEBEH Konzcrt:-;tu,::ck in l few fi PAi SCHUMI,.i\fN G Pieces :in i;·o.tk l'ianu l, Orch '}p. 79, Marµ:rit W,b,cr,p; Overture~ I ..ondon Sytn/r'ierino Caxnba s1:;h,, o,). rn;: -· Pablo Cusab 'e; Lc,1- Ber.\i,n .Hadio 01-eh/.Fr:;.·c·nc Fi: icsa_v (DCG (Locs LL 13H:1 pohi c\Ltnne!~, p (Od TZ-H.l~tl0J7) 'Ll'M 1 71()) 4 i 1 AM FllUV THE \lJD\L\ Y ,fl,Irc;, C!Hf,'.;V,;<) C<;fflrd ii{l..ity A\I CHIC/\GzJ CorIBuL.ttion #;1 in D~Flat - PhHii.,pt) E ntn.crmm1, F {C,:,J :w L 7 PM GOLLLCTOH'S SHUWCASL H(JDHH..>t.
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