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One of the highIigbits in this season's Artist- Recital series will be the joint program next Mon- day night by Ninon Vallin, famous French soprano, and Emanuel Feuerinann, noted Austrian cellist. The concert will be beld in the New Trier High scbool auditorium at 8:30 o'clock andis the third of the Recital series sponsored by the.Winnetka Music club. Tickets may beotFe rmMS. Bei Grant at the Wininetka State bank. Tbey are also. Sold at the door on the nigbt. of the concert. M.fme. Vallin is, one of the darinks ofthe. Opera Comique and' thc Paris Grand Opera. A Short time ago' she was. given ýthe Grand Prix by, the Society of French. Composers for, having nmade the best French Victrola records of the year. She was flrst -to introduce the, songs of the Spanisb composer,, de Falla, .on the. concert stage. -and. some of his. most popular songs today were ilist. Sung~ by Mme. Vallin fr9m the composer's in-anu- scripts. The same is. true of many sofngs hy, Debussy, a great, admirer of Mme. Vallin, who, whnhe was rehearsing bis songs ivith the singer used to insist on baving bis wife and dauýhter hear theni. "Listen," bc used to say to, theni, "this is the way it should be sung." Last Simnlay Mm~e. ValliIn was the guIestof ho*Gr at a siipper at the Arts club in Chicago. She is on ber way to the Pacifie coast wbere she will sing' with the San Francisco and Los,.Angeles Grand Opera companies and in Mexico City. *Emanuel Feuermaiin, who is less than 25 years old, began his studies at. a, very early age with bis father. At Il years old he made bis musical bwin Vienna and won instant favor. He is now on bis first Ameri can tour. He will be the soloist this Friday afternoon witb the Chicago Symphony orchestra and also next Tues day. after- noon. Feuermann has been called "the first cellist of our times." The instrument Feuermann. now piays has. a story behind it. Made by Montagnalia, the cele- brated maker' of the old Italian schôni, it was purcbased in 1815 by an Englishman,. wÉo kept it as an antique-somnething to admire but neyer to * play. The original owner, having met with finan- cial reverses, sold it to Hill's of London and in due tute ik w*as acquired by Mr. Feuermann. Feuemn as bis cello looked likenew, a * mar.-,elous.ly. preserved, but when played vibrated intensely. To him string instruments, are. like pearls-they Ianguisb unIe.... they are in use. He brought the cello up to a state of perfection by playing on it daily and, in bis opinion, it is now the finest cello he knows of. He also firmy be- »uring the hour of music this coming Sunday afternoon at Shawnee Country club the Chicago Symphonie choir, consisting of fifty voices, will. give the program under the direction of its con- ductor, Walter Aschenbrenner. A tea will follow the concert in the loungeý to wbich members and their guests are invited. Th£ program is as follo)ws: Part 1 The.Earth Is the Lord's .........Mkolsky Agnus Dei..................Kalinikoif Cherubim Song...............Glinka .T.he rted.Sarafan ............ ..arr. Aschenbrenner Kajinka...........arr. Aschenbrenner V~k 'Tanka ..................... Datkomijàky Of Thy Mystical Supper............ ...... Lvoff Let erhv Bless4ed S.pLdt...........Tachesnokoif 1W and Bs............ .................. Cain. Part 11, Out of the.Silence'.:...... JenikIns A June' Moonrise Delamarter Jesus on the Waterslde ýAschenbrenner Their Volée Is Gone Out ... Tsehesnokoif Nunc Dimittis and Gloria...... Gretéhnaninoff -Aschenbrenner Sunrise ...................Tanejef Have Xmas Program Annually, since it was organized thirty-nine years ago, the Lake View Musical society has held a -Christmas organ concert on the second' Monday of December. This year it will be given on December 10 at 2:30 o'clock at the Buena Memorial Presbyterian. church, 4301 Sheridan, road, Chicago., Those oppearing on the prograni are Margaret Lester, soprano; Helene Grossen- bacher, draniatic soprano; Helen Westbrôok, comn- poser .and organist; Conre!a Sehelinger Pardee, pianist; Ella Cecile- Smith, organist; a trio com- posed of Leta, Murdoec Ehmen, violinist; Anne Slack, ceIlist, and Alma Wallace Randali, organist. The accompanists will be William Lester and Marie Briel. The concert is open to the public. it is announeed. Choir Director Assemblv hall Suftday attefl!oon, D'eoember 9, atf 4 o'clock. Amy Neil, violinigt, and Agnes Bodholtý Connover, pianist, Will play, three. sonates. These fih.e artis ts are well known'oiu the north shore,* due to the fact that they are Chicagoans and'that. tbey have> frequently been heard in the nieigbborhood wbhen good music -is being purveyed. Am eil is. considered' by fine ;udges,,to be the greatest Nvomnan violiniist in America. Not, only bas she appeared. with. great symphony- or- ganizations at home, but she bas bad great European appearances and in England is genuine- ly fàanous. In'two previousseasons of the Ken- ilworth concerts she brought w vith ber -a string. ensemble, for -ivhIieh she is pleasantly remem-bered.. Agnes Bodholt Connover is a musician of most unusual à,ttainments>, in that she bas been. ad- judged -as ntol brillian soloist, but as the outstandin.g piano ensemble playerof Chicago,- thus possessing two talents not frequently secii together. Last. year during the special world's fair séries of concerts given with the Chicago Synpihony Orchestra in the Au 'ditorium, she won added distinction as soloist. The management of the chamber music con- certs wishes it understood that while the 'series is primarily. supported by season subscribers,. nevertheless tickets for individual concerts are available at the door. The program for Sunday will be as follows: 1. Sonata, 'Opus 21 Dolinarlyi. 2. Sonata, Opus 24.. Beethoven 3. Sonata .................... Cesar Franck Announce Oe -s or This Comé'ng Saturday Satujrday matine of the, Chicago, Grand Opera Company will bring "Tannhaus er" into revival, owith Lotte Lehmann making-her--first appearance cf the season as Elizabeth, Patil Aithouse joining the company for thec title-role (ini which he bas long been regarded as a specialist), Carl Sebiffler (who was liked so well in "Lohengrin") as Wol- frami, and Coe Glade as Venus, witb Henry Web- - 1> IV L'EnfanitJ'OIge-AIr de Lia ... -Claude Debussy FantoObeÉ ................. Claude Debussy Canto >Andaus u....... ................Joaquin Nin Paflo Murelana .......... .... ..... ... Joaquin Nin Osnta.,......... .... Enrique Granados No Lloriea OJuelis .... . Enrlque Granados Madame "Vallin> Walter Aschenbre.sner is t Chicago Symphonic choir v concert at Shazvwe Country aflernoon. The >rogram wtill mssongs and sacred musc, 'e director 0f the tkich twil give a Clusb t/ifs Sunday cûnuist of Christ- Following the popular presentation of "Aladdin" at the Goodman theater the second of the series of children's matinees opened on Deceniber 1, with "Robin Hood." These plays are given by the Goodman drama students every Saturday after- noon at 2:30.