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appearance at the podium. Thanks only come to the end of another program by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Thank you as we heard the vox concerto in a minor for flute violin and much accord and so was Sidney Foster played the bartók Piano Concerto Number Three. Thanh finally we heard the Brahms symphony number two. Thank you on the next program. The final one in this broadcast Series this year. Thank you orchestra. Will perform. Thank Rondo. I like an Esco persone. Thank you. WORLD PREMIERE. Symphony Number five Thank you. Then it's probably a no thank you and Isaac Stern played a violin concerto number one of the group and the Concerto Number one of the coffee. Thank you. These programs recorded during performance at Music Hall in Cincinnati by W.G. U.S. University of Cincinnati station. Are made possible through a grant from the national educational radio network. The Greater

Cincinnati Foundation and with the cooperation of the Cincinnati musicians Association the. Recording Engineer is James Eberhard Jr.. Continuity by Carolyn Watts. This is Bill Burns. And this is the national educational radio network.