TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1947
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN. LAWRENCE. KANSAS.
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Walden Quartet Well Received
By CHARLES L. O'CONNOR
The Walden String quartet presented a recital Monday night in Frank Strong auditorium which was little short of perfect.
The program was opened with a delightful performance of the "Quartet in A Major, Op. 33, No. 6 (Boccherini), played with warm, singing tones and displaying impeceable taste.
The second selection, "The Second String Quartet," by the twentieth century American composer, Charles Ives, was, according to the program notes, a "challenge to the most adventurous listener." Although the audience accepted the challenge, most of the listeners seemed to be lost at the first double-bar.
Perhaps Mr. Ives was jesting when he wrote the quartet, yet the giggles evoked by this dissonant work hardly seemed appropriate from a supposedly sophisticated audience. The last movement, ending on an unresolved or polytonal chord, apparently left more than a few members of the audience totally bewildered. It was difficult work extremely well played.
The "Quartet in C Major, Op 59,
No. 3" (Beethoven) brought the
listeners back to more familiar tonalities.
It was played with the assurance of men who knew exactly what they were doing, and who had more than sufficient abilities to accomplish the task.
To Hold Interviews With Engineers
Representatives of a national oil company will interview chemical mechanical, civil, and electric engineers tomorrow in Marvin hall.
On Thursday interviews from a steam boiler manufacturer will talk to civil and mechanical engineers. Students may obtain further information from the dean of the Engineering school's office.
Physical Medicine Refresher Delayed
The physical medicine refresher course scheduled at the University of Kansas medical center for this week, has been postponed until early June or next October. The announcement was recently made by H. G. Ingham, University extension director of postgraduate medical education
Inability of several guest instructors to attend was given as the reason for postponement.
To Mail A Mallard?
Cherokee, Ia—(UP)—Employees at the Cherokee post office were stumped only temporarily by a telephone call from a three-year-old boy inquiring if he needed a federal stamp to go duck hunting. The youthful caller was told that if he was big enough to carry a shotgun he could hunt without a stamp.
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