Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra; Papaioannou, Prokofieff, Busoni, and Bruch, part 2

Schedule next is the appearance of the soloist Isaac Stern who will first play the Perkoff E.F. Concerto Number 1 in D major and in the second part of the program the Concerto Number one in G minor of Max broke. Isaac Stern is making his 11th appearance with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra His first was in one thousand forty two at the age of 22. Mr. Stern won a Grammy the highest award in the record industry for his album of vapor coffee have concertos number one and two. Last year. At this concert starring will play for the first time in Cincinnati his recently acquired two hundred twenty five year old whenever he has done which formerly belonged to the great Belgian virtue also a side. They pre-coffee have Concerto Number one was composed in 1913 before the Russian Revolution and before the composer began his long residence abroad it was not performed however until October 19 23 in Paris. And since pre-coffee it was widely regarded then as a musical radical. It is interesting that this

concerto was composed in the violinists key of D major the key chosen by Beethoven Brahms and Tchaikovsky for their great concertos. There are no cadenza in this work. Now Isaac Stern comes on stage at Music Hall accompanied by Max Rudolph and in just a few moments we're going to hear the Concerto Number 1 in D major Opus 10. Sergei Prokofiev Thank you. Thank. You. Thank you thank thank.

Was. Why. Good.

Thing. For. A. Little. You. Know

what you're. Going to eat. And what you eat. The only. Good when. The only. Good. News. And. The thing. The thing. That you. And. The meat with.

Thank you.

Thank. You thank. The thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

Yes. Lou. Let's. Everybody look.

At it. Right. In the. Morning.

The room with the eighth. And the. Will.

The Be. The bit with. The Bill. Really.

Yeah. The boy. The little.

The little. Old lady let her. Please. Little. The bow.

Wow. A.

Paper copy of Concerto Number 1 in D major. Isaac Stern. Receives the enthusiastic replies of this music audience. Down the end. Conductor Max Rudolf shake hands. With the orchestra members stand then they need to applaud this performance. The Soloist makes his way off stage with Mr. Rudolf. And the first of Isaac Sterns to offerings on this program to generate this continuing ovation. Violinist again appears rides to the podium for the audience. Now wants off stage. Thanks man that once comes

into view again this time with. Maestro Max Rudolf. Both gentlemen from center stage. Thank your audience continues its expression of approval for. Thank you for example have been Sarah number one. Thank her for the first time I had music on. Thanks since the 1956 57 new season. Thank you as always. Come to the end of the first portion of this program. Thank you. And in just a moment. Our. Intermission features. Thank you at this time for a pause briefly before station identification. Whoa.