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and the finals of the C mayor of Hailed opus Quartet • « * Budapest The character of each Use t<*\i Mr vice As •"«“«» Ui~* Mar Quartet *ve as Harp was never distorted and the know- Uful Aha* so :rj*v « iftAS *,*-«r sssr.avi fc»; • On Beethoven Program ing artists of the ensemble varied a»a.«*! teiMt ;* far '-a*® w« *1 Roisman. nm vioun: norts moyt. their tonal Quality from the An «c*pKI ttrcm elephant Alice Evgrtman that • i ■y South Arne*, raided sad an *e«i eS*mu>« viola and Miaeha Schneider, cello, lighter A major quartet to the KirrtaMtorp. The Budapest String Quartet j deeper significance of the E fiat trust atanha, planned. the penultimate program have had the assistance of tneir played which ts otherwise known as the of the aerie* featuring Beethoven * new second violinist. Jac Gor- Harp" quartet. Mr Rotvraan s quartets in the Library of Con- odetsky. The A major Quartet of plaving of the brilliant passage gress last night before a highly II many opportunities at the end of the latter quartet s enthusiastic audience. The five opus lave first movement was crystalline concerts so far, of the aeries, haw where Mr. Gorodetsky * as 111 and clear although at other tunes, in brought such a communion of tone could be appreciated. The : high registers, ha intonation was spirit between the performers and treatment of all three works was not alwsys pure. The well knit the patrons of these WhUtall- marked by fine attention to detail, team-work of the group was ad- Sikes A//ve.... 4 for .45! sponsored programs that the Quirt impressively pointed up by beau- jmur‘-*e throughout and tnetr greeting given the artists was tiful playing and by ble d tone particularly e: pres- that of greatly admiring acquaint- pianissimo an expert use of the Beeinqven ances. As Beethoven interpreters, sforrando. The entire performance the Budapest players are out- had a rare refinement and oeli- standing so that the occasion to cacy. the most dramatic outbursts hear all the quartets by such Yeriect | called for only in the third move- ; students of his style was a privil- ment of the quartet of opus 74 g*fi|§ |Rv&i' |ege. \ From one point of view It Is f* true that the Beethoven quartets ICE CREAM will always be heard on chamber /• music programs and there is a ARTIFICIAL of music Brick.. 45c / great deal later waiting \ Quart Tropical salts for to be heard. At the same time, they cannot be so well appreci- FLOWERS ated or understood unless placed side by side. The knowledge to ... 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Last night's the country's top makers, in smooth, selections included the "Quartet in A major, op. 18, No. 5.” the cool tropical-weave royon it's typical "Quartet in E flat major, op. 74” and the "Quartet In C major, op. of Joseph R. Harris' new summer 59, No. 8.” In these three works, composed within ten years, his Sizes 9 to 1 5. suit collection. White, pink. path of progress is clearly defined. Ideas reflected Second Floor. While the profound in his later quartets are only ris- ible occasionally in those pJtyed last night, the growth in crafts- manship and in definite plans can be traced with a personal pleas- ure. During these programs the members of the group. 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