Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 1, 1973, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winn rec free press tuesday May 1, 1973 a Lle Yiew by Itou Ald Gibson Riccardo gives file rental Ai part of festival Manitoba under the Aegis of depart ment of tourism and cultural James Biccard violinist presented recital on Mon Day evening in the auditorium of the planetarium Complex. He was assisted by Irmgard Baerg pianist in the context of sesame Street the program consisted of b s Bartok Beethoven Brahms and Bach in that order. James Zuccardo joined the Winnipeg symphony orchestra As principal second violin last year and this was a Welcome Opportunity to her him in Reci Tal. He is a Fine player with an assured technique. He plays Well in time and was at his Best in romantic music so that the sonata in d minor opus 108 of Brahms was the most attractive performance. The whole sonata unfolded with great Power and Beauty. The fascinating pedal Point development in the first movement came off in first rate style. Both piano and violin were beautifully integrated Here and the adagio that followed was beautifully lyrical. The third movement was excellent with its elfish Charm and the last Presto had splendid Power. The Kreutzer sonata of Beethoven was technically very Well done. We Felt that the Presto of the first movement needed to be a bit More Appassionato and the second subject seemed to need More sustained warmth. In this respect we feel that neither player was to blame but the Hall with its non resonance was the culprit. The variations were very Well phrased just needing a Little More space. The final move ment was very successful and had a Fine rhythmic drive. This recital had opened with bar Tok s rumanian Folk dances. We seem to have heard these dances so often in different guises that another perform Ance even As Good As this was still gave the impression that they Are hackneyed. As encore or. Liccardo gave a finely shaped performance of the Saraband from Bach s a minor suite for violin alone. Throughout the program miss Baerg showed an excellent sense of style and was a worthy Collaborator at the piano. In the last week we have heard chamber concerts in two Small Halls this one and the Art gallery. They Are both excellent for speech but we find that string Lone is not enhanced by either. This is a great pity because downtown Winnipeg has apparently lost use of its Only other Small Hall that in St. Mary s Academy. If chamber music is to flourish in Winnipeg we Are in parlous state. The answer would be to re activate the Small Hall of the Winnipeg auditorium in the Early 30 a we went with professor Frank Allen to test the acoustics of this Hall and we found them excellent. This review ends with an a peal to tin minister and his deputies in the department of tourism and cultural affairs to set the wheels of government rolling to the end that win nines musicians May be assisted to make music and not have to make music in spite of the Halls. No strike services backed a private member s Resolution to the effect that essential services should not be interrupted by labor disputes was a. Proved by the Manitoba legit Ture monday evening. The Resolution gave no Indica Tion who this should be accomplished and a government amendment to the progressive conservative Resolution stated that free collective bargaining tended to produce less disruption than forced settlement of disputes. Mines minister Sidney Green cited occasions where forced settlement of disputes had not worked particularly during the Public service strike in Quebec a year ago. If it were possible to legislate that there be no strikes and such legislation would work it would be adopted by every jurisdiction in the world regardless of political philosophy or. Green said but it does t work. Harry j. Enns pc Lake Side said the Resolution applied to a particular group of ser vices where an individual settled in a Community paid his taxes abide by its regulations and expected a second party the municipality to contract out for the fire and other ser vices he required. The individual fulfilled his responsibilities and expected the municipality to provide the services he said. Saul Cherniack nip St. John s said the individual elected his municipal Council and thus had a voice in How his services were provided so or. Enns argument did t hold water. Chronic ailments Baltimore one half of the chronically ill people in the . Are under age 45. Break in gets Man three year sentence to wanly two year Oil Peter g. Cars Fiield received More than he bargained for when he broke into an Auto body shop during the weekend. All that he really wanted was a car but he wound up with a watchdog and three years in prison. T h e dog he inadvertently picked up when he made friends with it at the body shop the three years he received when he pleaded guilty to a charge breaking enter ing and theft before judge Wal lace m. Darichuk in provincial judges court in the Public safety building. Court was told that late sat urday or Early sunday Bear shield of 270 Tecumseh Street entered the body shop by breaking a window. He then stole a car and the dog which was supposed to keep thieves off the premises came along with him for the ride. He was involved in an Accident shortly after leaving the body shop causing damage to the car. With the dog trailing along affectionately behind Bear shield then called a cab and re turned to the body shop to steal another car. He left the dog at the body shop and in a second stolen car returned to the scene of the Accident. He was arrested there by inner City police. In a statement he told police he had returned to the Accident scene to wipe his fingerprints from the first car. Judge Darichuk sentenced him to three years on the breaking entering and theft charge six months concurrent on each car theft and for leaving the scene of the Accident. Cambodian request rejected Saigon Reuter South Vietnam has turned Down a re quest from Cambodia for air support a foreign ministry spokesman announced sunday. Pliam Dang sum said that the request made several weeks ago was turned Down because South Vietnam does not want to do anything that might endanger peace in Indochina. Kiver Basin St. Louis about 40 per cent of the . Is drained by the Mississippi River system. Retired Admiral shot dead Buenos Aires two men Riding tandem on a motor Cycle killed a retired rear Admiral monday by firing through the window of his car. The victim was Hermes qui Jada 52, chief of staff of the three armed forces when he re tired last december. Guerrilla s killed Emilio Berisso another retired rear Admiral last december and kidnapped Francisco Aleman also a retired rear Admiral on april 1. Aleman still is being held for people s court trial by the people s revolutionary army a trotskyite guerrilla organization. The guerrillas accused Boris so and Aleman of involvement in the killing last August of 16 Urban guerrilla prisoners held in a Navy jail in Relew City. Quijada went on television after the killing to explain that the guerrillas were shot trying to escape from the jail. Law yers for the families of the Vic Tims said they were taken from their cells and executed. On april 4, guerrillas Assassin n a t e d an army intelligence chief col. Hector Iribarren in Cordoba 500 Miles Northwest of Buenos Aires. Iribarren had been a Leader in the fight against left Wing guerrillas. 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