UMS Concert Program, March 16, 1925: Extra Concert Series -- Detroit Symphony Orchestra

Concert: Fifth
Complete Series: CCCCXXIV
Hill Auditorium, Ann Arbor, Michigan

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Sixth Season Fifth Concert
No. CCCCXXIV Complete Series
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
VICTOR KOLAR, Conducting EDITH RHETTS, Lecturer
SjUl Auditorium, Atm Arbor, iffltrljujan
MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1925, AT THREE O'CLOCK
YOUNG PEOPLE'S PROGRAM
"NUTCRACKER," Suite, Op. 71....................Tschaikovsky
I. Overture miniature II. Danses caracteristiques
(a) Marche
(b) Danse de la Fee Dragee
(c) Trepac, danse russe
(d) Danse arabe
(e) Danse chinoise
(f) Danse des mirlitons III. Valse des fleurs
SECOND MOVEMENT, "In the Village," from
"Caucasian Sketches".........................Ippolito-Ivanov
TWO SONGS WITHOUT WORDS ...............Mendelssohn
(a) Spring Song
(b) Spinning Song
WAR DANCE ..........................................Skilton
AMERICAN FANTASY................................Herbert
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