The musical season this summer promises to be an unusually interesting one. Many distinguished soloists and conductors have been engaged for guest appearances with symphonic and operatic organizations; programs planned are both novel and distinctive.
Eastern musical audiences will be particularly fortunate this summer to enjoy the fine symphonic and operatic readings of ARNOLD VOLPE, eminent Russian Conductor. Mr. Volpe, long a favorite in those cities where only distinguished symphonic readings are accepted, will appear with several of the leading orchestras and operatic companies.
Founder of Lewisohn Stadium Concerts, Guest Conductor of the New York Philharmonic and Detroit Symphony Orchestras, Conductor Washington Opera Company, Director of Music at the University of Miami, Chicago Musical College, and Kansas City Conservatory, ARNOLD VOLPE brings a remarkable record of successful organization and performance.
A few open dates remain in Mr. Volpe’s schedule. Musical organizations will do well to include him in the list of guest conductors planned for this summer. He may be reached at 318 West 50th street, Kansas City, Mo.–adv.
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