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Boston Symphony Orchestra Concert Programs, Season 81, 1961-1962 Baltimore Symphony Presents Music Director Lyric Theatre Thursday, January 25, 1962 a beautiful chapeau custom made from your own materials Bring us material matching your favorite costume ... or some bits of fur that match your coat and let our expert copyists recreate the silhouette of your selection from new, inspiring fashions in our millinery salon. Perhaps you have an old hat that's so becoming you can't part with it, bring it in along with the material . we'll copy it for you with sheer artistry. H-K Millinery Salon, Second Floor, Downtown THE BALTIMORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA ASSOCIATION, INC. Officers and Executive Committee Mr. John D. Wright, President Mr. William Boucher, III, Vice President Mr. Carroll S. Jackson, Secretary Mrs. Henry A. Rosenberg, Vice President Mr. W. Cameron Slack, Treasurer Mr. Carlyle Barton, Jr., Counsel Dr. C. Bernard Brack Mr. James M. Easter Mr. S. Raymond Machen Advisory Committee Mr. J, Theodore Wolfe, Chairman Mr. Jerold C. Hoffberger Mr. Charles S. Garland Mr. Robert H. Levi Mr. James M. Hepbron Mr. John E. Motz Mr. Robert B. Hobbs Board of Directors Mr. Robert Alexander Mr. James Easter Mr. Lester Levy Mrs. Angela Bambace Mr. Francis Stuart Filbey Mr. S. Raymond Machen Dr. Edgar F. Berman Mr. L. McLane Fisher Mr. J. Jefferson Miller Mr. Jacob Blaustein Honorable Louis Goldstein Mrs. Stanley Mossman Mr. William Boucher, III Mr. Edwin K. Gontrum Mr. Berthold Muecke, Jr. Dr. C. Bernard Brack Mr. Louis J. Grasmick Mrs. Henry A. Rosenberg Mr. Glenn C. Bramble Mr. Herman L. Gruehn Mr. Albert Sklar Mr. Thomas S. Carr Mr. Paul Hampshire Mr. W. Cameron Slack Mrs. Edwin Davis, Jr. Mr. Charles G. Hutzler, III Dr. Edward Stapleton Mrs. F. A. Davis, Jr. Mr. Carroll S. Jackson Mrs. Alfred Ver Valen Mr. Howard E. DeMuth Mr. Martin B. Kohn Mr. Gerald S. Wise Mr. Harry S. Dickey, Sr. Mrs. Robert H. Levi Mr. John D. Wright Ex-Officio Hon. J. Millard Tawes Hon. J. Harold Grady Governor of Maryland Mayor of Baltimore Mr. Philip H. Goodman Dr. R. Walter Graham President, City Council Comptroller Dr. Frank C. Marino Mr. Paul K. Hampshire Representing Department of Recreation and Parks The Board of the Department of Recreation and Parks Dr. Frank C. Marino, President Irvin Kovens Mrs. M. Richmond Farring Senator J. Alvin Jones James H. Gorges Paul K. Hampshire Gerald S. Wise Charles A. Hook, Director Baltimore Symphony Office 120 West Mt. Royal Avenue (Next door to Lyric Theatre) SA 7-7300 199 SATMAL BEER Symbol of quality from Chesapeake Bay, land of Pleasant Living ?Jiq"" a a^a5MBgfiBMaaa6B5a&aaa^HSiffiBfe6B Be n rrii i i J ,1 ' V : - : - .^ '-:-- :5' : ^.H--'?,'.:- :'." ; j^Sfe-j-riBu- -:: .!ii!i!l THE NATIONAL BREWING CO., BALTIMORE, MD. • OTHER PLANTS: DETROIT, MICH.-ORLANDO, FLA. SYMPHONY SERIES—BOX HOLDERS WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Wendell D. Allen Mr. and Mrs. D. Luke Hopkins Left C LeftH Mrs. Charles R. 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Hoblitzell Mrs. George Weems Williams Left 1 Right J 201 mm is now the official piano of the BALTIMORE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA and the personal choice of PETER HERMAN ADLER THE KUNKEL PIANO COMPANY U3 Saratoga Street Baldwin, Acrosonic, Hamilton and Howard Pianos • Baldwin and Orga-sonic Organs 202 SYMPHONY MEMBERSHIP And FUND CAMPAIGN The Baltimore Symphony Membership and Fund Raising Drive began on January 14 and runs until February 14 towards its goal of $175,000. MEMBERSHIP CLASSIFICATIONS Founder $5,000 or more Sponsor 2,500 to 4,999 Patron 1,000 to 2,499 Donor 500 to 999 Sustaining Member 250 to 499 Contributing Member 100 to 249 Member 25 to 99 Friend 10 to 24 SPECIAL PRIVILEGES OF CONTRIBUTORS 1. 4 tickets to Pop concerts. 2. Voting membership in the Association 3. Invitation to special rehearsals 4. Priority choice of tickets 5. Subscription to Symphony Newsletter 6. Advance notice of programs Give now, as much as you can, to support the Baltimore Symphony! Send your contributions to the Baltimore Symphony, 120 West Mt. Royal Avenue, Baltimore 1, Maryland. THE BALTIMORE STEEL COMPANY S. RAYMOND MACHEN, President 203 l) I our Bridal Consultants will facilitate wedding preparations, answer questions about wedding etiquette and dress for the bridal party, suggest gifts for attendants, help in selecting the trousseau, planning the future home. Downtown . Westview . Miss Dorothy Lee Miss Louisa Lee Towson . Eastpoint . Miss Elinor Lee Miss Rosemary Lee our Bridal Secretary, Mrs. Beryl Wiles, in , the Downtown Bridal Salon, will shop with you or for you, and will give you personal service. Come meet her or phone for an appointment. our Bridal Gift Registry, fifth floor, Downtown, will assist family and friends in gift selection by recording your preferences in china, silver and crystal. When you register, you'll receive a gift record book. Baltimore Symphony Orchestra PETER HERMAN ADLER, Music Director and Conductor Presents Boston Symphony Orchestra CHARLES MUNCH, Music Director PROGRAM Debussy . "Printemps" Suite Symphonique Piston Symphony No. 6 Fluendo Espressivo Leggerissimo Vivace Adagio Sereno Allegro Energico INTERMISSION Tchaikovsky . Symphony No. 6 in B minor, "Pathetique" Adagio; Allegro Non Troppo Allegro Con Grazia Allegro Molto Vivace Finale: Adagio Lamentoso R.C.A. VICTOR RECORDS BALDWIN PIANO NOTICE : For your own safety, LOOK for your nearest EXIT. In case of emergency WALK, do not RUN, to that EXIT. By order of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore 205 . individuality is the key... ~\ it . that unlocks the beauty of your home. Stewart's Interior Designers are ready to assist you with any or all of your decorating problems. Let their experience, knowledge and adeptness guide you. Color, coordination and your v personal preference of taste is their criterion. Mr. G. Russell Matthews, Jr., A.I.D. is the manager of our Interior Decorating Studios. Call 727-6060, Extension 2446, for an appointment today. 206 —— Historical and Descriptive J\[otes By JOHN N. BURK Claude Debussy "Printemps" Suite Symphonique (Born in St. Germain (Seine-et-Oise), France, August 22, 1862; died in Paris March 25, 1918) Debussy's Printemps, composed in 1887 as a work for orchestra, piano and chorus, appeared in transcription for chorus with piano (four hands) in 1904. It was pub- lished in its final version for orchestra and piano duet (without chorus) in 1913 the one here performed. Printemps in this version was first played by the Societe National e de Musique in Paris, April 18, 1913, when Rhene-Baton conducted. DEBUSSY'S Printemps, composed as a Prix de Rome Envoi, has no connection with an earlier work for chorus with the same title, composed as a Prix de Rome competition piece in 1882, and posthumously published as Salut, Printemps, to distinguish it from the later work. The third Image, Rondes de Printemps, is again an entirely different work. Printemps was Debussy's second Envoi as a Prix de Rome laureate. He went to Rome in January, 1885, but restive about giving three years of his young life to what he considered stagnation in the Villa Medici, he returned to Paris in the spring of 1887. He wrote of the place as "a cos- mopolitan hotel, a private college and a compulsory civilian barracks . the abominable villa." But Debussy was not as unhappy in Rome as he liked to make out. He had congenial friends there to share his enthusiasms, some of them connected with the other arts. 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