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eral piano pieces, songs, two violin
and piano sonatas, a violin concer
to, a woodwind quintet <and many
works for various combinations.
Marc, Gottlieb’s violin is an ex
taordinary fine example of the
Italian Master, Pressenda. It was
made in the year 1843.
Vladimir Weisman, the second
violinist of the Claremont Quartet,
was bom in New York City. He be
gan his study of the violin at the
age of seven. After three years he
was accepted by the renowned
pedagogue, Rafael Brontein, and
prepared by him for a professional
career.
Mr. Weisman made his debut
in Town Hall at the age of sixteen
to unanimous critical acclaim, and
since then has had to his credit
w
many appearances in recitals, as
soloist with orchestra, and on the
radio. He has been a member of
the Indianapolis and St. Louis
Symphonies as well as many cham
ber music organizations.
The sound of the Claremont
Quartet is enriched by Mr. Weis
man’s violin, a very rare example
of Carlo Gagliano, made in Naples
in 1759.
William Schoem, the violist of
the quartet, was born in Czecho
slovakia and brought to this coun
try as -an infant. His early educa
tion in music was received in Cle
veland. He left Cleveland as a
[recipient of a Rochester Prize
Scholarship for four years at the
Eastman School of Music. He has
played under Jose Itiirbi and Leo
pold Stokowski.
Schoem was a member of the
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chestra during the war, and later
joined the staff of the Columbia
Broadcasting System.
Mr. Sehoem plays a Joannes Bap
tiste Genova viola made in 1770
in Turin, Italy.
Irving Klein, the cellist of the
Claremont Quartet was born in
Cleveland, Ohio. Graduating from
the New York University with a
Bachelor of Arts degree in 1955,
he was solo cellist and played in
several orchestras including the
National Orchestra Association,
the Orchestra of the New Friends
of Music, the Stokowski Youth Or
chestra, the Pittsburgh Symphony
Orchestra and the CBS Symphony.
Three and half years in the U.S.
Air Force as a navigator-bomb? a
dier during the second World War,
he flew 68 combat missions in the
China-Burma-India theater where
he won many medals including the
Distinguished Flying Cross.
Mr. Klein plays a Deconet cello
dated 1742.
TV Schedule
Saturday
10:00—Children’s Hour
12:00—Annie Oakley
12:30—Highway Patrol
1:00—To Be Announced
4:00—Parole
4:30—You Are There
5:00—Mr. Wizard
5:30—Jalopy Races
6:00—News
6:15—Lawrence Welk
7:00—Mr. District Attorney
7:30—People Are Funny
8:00—Perry Como
9:00—Science Fiction Theatre
9:30—Town Hall Party
Sunday
1:00—Chapel of the Air
1:30—Christophers
2:00—This Is Kodiak
2:30—Lucky Lager Sports Time
3:00—Safety Lady
3:30—Big Picture
4:00—Bowling Derby
5:00—Teenage Tots
6:00—News
6:15—Polka Parade
7:00—Jack Benny
7:30—Star Performance
8:00—Ed Sullivan
8:55—EBF Policeman
9:05—'Chevy Show
10:00—Royal Playhouse
10:30—Vagabond
Monday
5:00—Robin Hood
5:30—You Asked For It
6:00—Cartoons
6:15—News
6:30—The Unexpected
7:00—Whirly Bird
7:30—My Hero
8:00—Name That Tun©
8:30—This Is Your Life
9r00—Wrestling
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after Wrestling
Tuesday
5:00—China Smith
5:80—Ted Mack’s Amateurs
8:00—Cartoons
6:15—News
6:30—San Francisco Beat
7:00—To Tell the Truth
7:30—Jimmie Rodgers
8:00—Garry Moore
8:50—EBF Life in the Forest
9:00—I Led Three Lives
9:30—Star and the Story
10:00—Movietime
Wednesday
5:00—Life With Father
5:30—Mr. Adam and Eve
6:00—Cartoons
6:15—Topic
6:30—Decoy
7:00—Ozzie and Harriett
7:30—I’ve Got A Secret
8:00—The Whistler
8:30—Arthur Murray
9:00—Wednesday Nile Fights
9:30—Dage Theatre
Thursday
5:00—Annie Oakley
5:30—Target
6:00—Cartoons
6:15—UIP News
6:30—Tenn. Ernie Ford
7:00—Flight
7:30—You Bet Your Life
8:00—Oldsmobile Music Theatre
8:30—Sea Hunt
9:00—Pat Boone
9:30—Kodiak Playhouse
Friday
5:00—'Captain Kangaroo
5:50—Nautilus Arctic Passage
5:55—EBF Planning Your Career
6:00—Cartoons
—News
—Traffic Court
—Highway Patrol
-Price Is Right
0—Ellery Queen
j—Friday Nite Fights
i<- j—Juke Box Jury
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