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Jr 4 Carnegie Hall Concerts ir Orchestra of New Friends of Music

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Piano Concerto, D minor, K-466 Mozart Symphony, B f,ot mojor, K_319 MARCH 17th Symphony, D major, K-504 APRIL 7th Violin Concerto, D major, K-218 5:30 P. M. Piano Concerto, C major, K-467 5:30 P.M. Symphony, C major, K-338 ARTUR SCHNABEL, Piano JOSEPH SZIGETI, Vio/in

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CARNEGIE HALL NEXT AND LAST CONCERT: FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 12 th HOROWITZ.

PROGRAM I. Two Sonatas ...... Scarlatti Sonata in A major, Op. ioi ...... Beethoven 'l Sonata in E-flat major, Op. 31, No. 3 II. Scarbo ...... Ravel Sonetto del Petrarca, No. 104 ~1 Au bord d’une source >...... Liszt Etude: “Feux follets” J Impromptu, A-flat major 1 Two Mazurkas: I ...... Chopin E minor, Op. 41 r C-sharp minor, Op. 41 Polonaise, A-flat major

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