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Croat Composer G'.ves Magnifi
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nintx. repnitcil tin- trimiipli In- nl.i.
M-ntcs in l'lii'mli'lpliiii wIh-ii In- iipiu'iuc.
as Milui-t with tin riiilinl''Ipliiii '
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Iinsitinn i- iilii' nf I lir few iiiiiilrili "ik
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moli'l of tin' olili't il.iiir I'oiirrrloi
Mr ltni'liinntiinolT !in- .'iii''.l it here
hefof. Imt in rr o litii'lj Iii' inter -pil'tfll
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nf tlio slow niiiMMiniit wils n leritnlile
four (! fopi- of piiitio pliiitiK lit it
l(t. iiml tin' i loo of tlmt iiiom mi'tii
Was OIH' of the tlllrst tlmiir- tlmt I'll
I,fii liennl in tin' A i nili'im for n Ions
time In i'n rj wiij Mr. Itni'litiimiiiioff
liinvei his .'tiiilili ns mi intiTpr. tr
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cnine without nppmi'tit vffoit. It i
lienuli -. nri'il Imt eon with the intiii
nlrliostrn "limine tin' tutu of tlie pmn
was nlvMiis (Iriirlj liennl niul that, too,
without mi limine foroitiR of it
Mr Stnliow-Ki prvi'iiti'il oni' ih.v.'Hv.
Strnw in-Kv's TlrruorU"." n eninpo
tiitimi of tin' i'.irl pri loil of that Him
povor tin' imtnr indiratrs. it i-
frank U n liit pi of procnim iiiiimi'
niul 1 1 In t i-.i l totinlh just what tin
titli- ih'i Inn's It i intiTi'sting rat'nr
than liniintifiil ami. n is to lip fxpi'i t. 'I
rtrpcniN for Its siiri'i'ss iipmi tin m
rlirMrnt inn 111011' than upon tin- tiiiiie;i
fimtpiil riiPworKs nf i-pntjvi ih ii
neler plai a lnt ir part 111 tlie fanlav
wlilcli is tfTi'rtiii'lv vented, Imt is. nv
cithi'lpss. nut a'tospihiT oiivineim:
The program npi'tii'il with a line n n
ilitlon of tin' Mo'irt 1! minor syniphnti'
n Pomposltion ulneli Mnin!s as nil itei
nnl iiionunirnt to hnt ran In- iloni'
trtlslpnllv with ier smnll nrrheMr
resources Tli,. rnni'liuling nimihiT was
n spiritPil pin forinaiii'i' of Wagtii-r's
"Hiile of tin- Vaikirl s "
DIRECTOR FOR LYRIC STOCK
t'liKnov n ami I'mhiMi pla w 1 mhts
will haw tl'i s'inii' rham-p ii- estnb
lishi'd nnUm tn lime their iniiniisi'i-ipts
read with a iilnlii. of prodiu'tlnn
duritis the 1 'in "f tin- stork nnipnn.r
wliifh l.iinii'ni'o Slinlii'i't Lawii'iiif is
to pstahlih at tin' l.wn for tlip Mini
tnrr months Mi kawrciii 1- on tlio
lookout fur phi)- that inaj prmi- pos.
t-ihlp hits.
Annoiiin Piiii-nl is maih' that t tin stag"
ilnpctor is to lip llarrv .Mi ( 'rap W'ph
stor. oni- of tlip hadiin; nun nf thr
eoillltrv in tlii linr IMiihnli'lphiaiis
will ri'mrnilii'i' thai nnip M'ars nsn Iip
wns stasr dim tor of thr OrpliPimi
Stork Company at the old I'liostnnt
Sli'prt Tlii'iitm. IntiT ho miinasri'il his
own pla.MTs ni thr old I'arl; 'i'lipatio.
MUSIC NOTES
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