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THE TWIG
March 18, 1949
Violinist Is To
Appear In Concert
The noted American violinist,
Isaac Stern, will appear in con
cert on Monday night, April 4,
in Memorial Auditorium m the
fourth of the current series of
concerts sponsored by the Ra
leigh Civic Music Association.
Mr Stern returned last No
vember from a European tour
and is now on his seventh na- ,
tional concert tour which he be
gan this year as soloist with the
New York Philharmonic Sym
phony in Carnegie Hall. A resi
dent of San Francisco since he
was one year old, Isaac Stern,
called “America’s 28-year-old
violin virtuoso,” is the only
major violinist of the concert
world who is exclusively a prod
uct of American environment
and training.
Since his debut in New York
in 1937, concert tours and albums
of Columbia Records have in
creased Mr. Stern’s
He was heard playing the vio
core for John Garfield m
Warner Brothers’ recent movie,
“Humoresque.”
Having performed with num
erous symphony orchestras oyer
America, Mr. Stern appeared
last summer before his to
abroad on the Lewisohn btaa-
?um concert series with the New
York Philharmonic and also witn
the Boston Symphony under
Serge Koussevitsky at the Berk
shire Symphonic Festival at
Tanglewood. Next summer
will go to South America for the
first time.
I Audience Hears Campbells Honor
Jennie Tourel New Staff Members
pictured above is the noted American violinist, Isaac Stern, who will
appear in concert in the Memorial Auditorium on M^day ni^t, April 4,
in the current series of concerts sponsored by the Raleigh Civic Music
Association.
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Jennie Tourel, Metropolitan
Opera mezzo-soprano, appeared
in concert last Tuesday night,
March 15, in Memorial Audi
torium under the auspices of the
Raleigh Civic Music Association.
Tuesday night’s concert was the
third in the current series of six
Civic Music Concerts.
A native of Russia who was
educated in France and has since
become an American citizen.
Miss Tourel presented a varied
program which included selec
tions from the works of Haydn,
Handel, Bach, Schumann, De
bussy, and Rachmaninoff.
Making her American debut in
New York in 1942 with Arturo
Toscanini, Miss Tourel formerly
sang with the Paris Opero-Comi-
que until 1940. She is noted for
her command of seven lang
uages, and as a leading member
of the Metropolitan Opera she
had the honor in March 1945 of
being the first mezzo-soprano to
sing the coloratura role of Rasina
in the first original performance
of The Barber of Seville in the
history of the Metropolitan.
Recently released by Colum
bia Records is Miss Tourel’s al
bum of Rachmaninoff songs in
Russian and an album of mezzo-
coloratura arias by Rossini in
Italian, which received the
Annual Records Award of 1947
for the best operatic album of
that year.
Dr. and Mrs. Carlyle Camp
bell entertained on Saturday,
March 5, at their home on Fur-
ches Street at a buffet supper
honoring the new members of
the faculty and administrative-
staff of the college. This has.
been an annual custom of Presi
dent and Mrs. Campbell for the
past several years.
The table was covered with a
lace cloth and centered with an
arrangement of spring flowers
and candles. A color scheme of
orange was carried out in the
menu and decorations.
Guests were Mrs. Lieshman A.
Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L.
Thomas, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John
S. Huckabee, Mr. and Mrs. B. E.
Scott, Dr. Dorothy G. Park,
Misses Edith Pratt, Betty Jean
Yeager, Betty Street, Anne
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