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early rock the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Today's broadcast will continue after a brief pause for station identification. This is the National Education of Radio Network. You were listening to the 11th in a series of broadcasts of regular subscription concerts especially selected from the archives of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. That used by the University of Michigan broadcasting service for national educational radio under a grant in aid from the National Home Library Foundation. 610 elling prominent musical director and

conductor of the orchestra is today's director. The Hungarian composer Bela Bartok created some of his most significant music during his final years from 935 to 1945. He died in September of 145. This creative period is all the more interesting because it occurred simultaneously with the catastrophic political upheavals in Europe and the Nazi scourge of the continent. Our talk like so many other composers before him was the victim of public apathy towards his creative efforts. In fact there have been no orchestral work since 1923 so very little interest have been shown in his works by the orchestras that he abandoned this medium for some years. In its place he brought forth chamber music and solos for voice and piano areas in which he could hope for an occasional performance. The turning point in his life as a composer appears to come in one thousand thirty four. When he resigned his position at the Budapest Academy of Music to concentrate more actively on composition

and to devote more time to his monumental undertaking with his fellow countryman could die of folk music research over and above his musical compositions his services to the art of music are inestimable and by talk never written an original note his collections and studies of Balkan folk music would have been sufficient to make his name remembered. Montauk wrote the following analysis of the Concerto for Orchestra and the general mood of the work represents. Apart from the jesting second movement a gradual transition from the star Innes of the first movement and the lugubrious death scene of the third to the life assertion of the last line. Thank you today's broadcast concludes with a performance of bill of our talks composition Concerto for Orchestra. Sexton alley conducts the Detroit Symphony Orchestra a.