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A festal proâ€" gram has been planned with the Chiâ€" cago Symphony Orchestra, under the WaWt direction of~ Eric [E B â€" DeLamarter, (pÂ¥reo/ 6 senting. numbers by > som# of the best o . known French comâ€" is P posers including 60 U Berlioz, . Chabrier, ol Jf LaCombe, Massenet Edward Johnson _ a n ‘d Saintâ€"Saens. Alfred Wallenstein, ‘cellist, will be the soloist with the,, orchestra, but ~when â€"Saintâ€"Saens‘ "The Deluge" is presented, it will give Jacques Gordon, Violinist, the opportunity to â€" play the solo part which is included in this work. Mr. Wallenstein‘s solo group will be in four parts. and ‘will be representative of Couperin, Glazonow, Debussy and Boulanger. ’ / ‘During the second ‘part ‘of the proâ€" gram La Chorate Francaise de Chiâ€" cago, which under the baton of Mr. Lagourgue has come to occupy a position of prime importance. in the musical life of this community, will appear. They will sing many of the finest â€" French â€" chorales, ~including some rare ofd folk music and much of more recent composition. Among the later works to be offered will be _one. called "American Marseillaise" which was composed. a little more than a year ago, by Mr. Lagourgue. ‘And the French Marseillaise too, that stirring song of patriotic fervor which is constantly heard in France, will ceeupy a position of honor, being sung by no less an artist than Leon Rothier, French basso of the Ravinia Opera forces. The opera to be preâ€" sented in the evening is quite in keeping with the spirit of this French| holiday, â€" being Pounods‘ . French work, "Romeo and Juliet" with Mme. Gall, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Rothier and Mr. Defrere in the four principal roles. Mme. Gall, Mr. Rothier and Mr. Defrere are all representative of the French contingent at Ravinia, while â€"Mr.: Johnsonâ€"sings French so perfectly that he too, may be included in this group. . f ~Concert Sunday Afternoon _ Ravinia‘s second week of the curâ€" rent seison will formally ‘begin on Sunday afternoon, July 7, with a conâ€" cert by theâ€"Chicago Symphony Orâ€" chestra undér the direction of, Eric DeLamarter. The program is of genâ€" eral interest and Jacques Gordon, violinist, will be the soloist, playing Kreisler‘s "Chinese Tambourine." All seats will be free for this concert, the general admission at the gate coverâ€" ing everythingy On Sunday night, Verdi‘s ever popular opera "Aida" will be presented with almost the same cast heard in it last Saturday night, â€" when â€" Viceâ€"president~ Curtis was among the enthusiastic auditors. Mme. Rethberg will again have the title role, which is one of the greatâ€" est in her repertoire, while Giovanni Martinelli will be the heroic and dramatic Radames. This time howâ€" ever, Gfuseppe Danise, baritone, will (Continued from Page 4) be cast as Amonasro, one of the great roles of his repertoire. Others to be heard in this thrilling work are Mme. Bourskaya, who ‘will sing the part of the picturesque Amneris, Virgilio Lazzari who will be heard as Ramfis for the first time this season, Louis D‘Angelo as the kingâ€"and Giors dano Paltrinieri as the messenger. Mr. Papi will conduct. § The extra performance of "Louise" which is to be given on Monday night July 8, in place of the Monday night concert program, is of special interâ€" est as it indicates the popularity which this opera has .gained with Ravinia audiences. _&1}1\9. Gall who sings the title role, was trained for| this part in Paris under the direction | of: men who were associated with the composer at the time this work was first produced. Mr. Johnson has demonstrated his genius in interpretâ€" ing the role of Julien while the part of the father as presented by Mr. Rothier, and that of the mother, sung by Mme. Claussen, are classics <of histrionic singing. â€" Others in this cast are Mme. Mojica, Mr. D‘Angelo, Miss Maxwell, Miss Swarthout, Miss Faleo and Miss Page, who heads the ballet. Mr. Hasselmans will conduct. "I1 Trovatore" July 9 Tuesday night July 9, the ever popular "Il Trovatore" of Verdi will be given for the first time this season with a cast which has elevated this famous old opera tq.a new plane of greatness. â€"Mme. Rethberg_will sing the part of Leonora and bppdf€ite hery Giovanni Martinelli will be heard in the title role.. These are two of opâ€" eras‘ most dramatic roles, and surely, there are no artists better equipped to meet their demandsthan Mme. Rethâ€" berg and. Mr. Martinelli. Mr. Danise likewise has a highly dramatic part as the Count Di Luna and one which displays his vaice to finest advantâ€" ‘age. Others to be heard are Mme. Claussen as Azucena, Mr. D‘Angelo, ‘Miss Falco and Mrs. Paltrinieri. Genâ€" naro Papi will conduct. Hundreds were turned away when "L‘Amore dei Tre Re" was given its first presentation of the season at| Ravinia, the house having been sold out four days in advance. _ Hence, it is good news that this work is to be brought to performance again on Wednesday night, July 10. _ The Fiora of Mme. Lucerzia Beri is outâ€" standing as a study in feminine psyâ€" ‘chology and this singing actress fits so perfectly into. the part that she makes it vividly dramatic. Mr. Johnâ€" son is an heroic figure as Avito, singâ€" ing and acting this role with a fine understanding of its subtleties. Mr. Danise will again be heard as Manâ€" fredo, which he distinguishes by the beauty of his voice,. . Then there is Virgilio Lazzari, again to appear in the monumental role of Archibaldo, the blind king, which by. reason of his great prowess as an actor and by the rich profondity of his basso voice, he has raised to the pinnacle of artisâ€" tic greatness. Miss Falco and Mr. Paltrinieri will complete the cast and Mr. Papi will conduct. f The regular weekly concert for children will be given on Thursday afternoon, July 11, Ericâ€" DeLamarter conducting â€" the Chicago â€"Symphony:â€" orchestra through a special program during which he will explain the music to. the children. The concert will be followed by an intriging enâ€" tertainment.. 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