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Arbutus . ber, also for four hands, closed it. Mr. Buchheimhas played solo each time a Mozart or Haydn sonata and onerepertory piece. Among the new pieces in his repertory wereReineckes Ballade, A flat major, Tschaikowskys Seasons, andBrahms Rhapsodie, B minor. Technically the recitals have shown progressive enfranchise-ment of Mr. Buchheims right hand, which suffered most in hisbreakdown last year. By the end of the year it had recoveredstrength sufficiently to hold a fairly even balance with the good wishes of the student body are with the court pian-ist, and Mr. Buchheim recognized
Arbutus . ber, also for four hands, closed it. Mr. Buchheimhas played solo each time a Mozart or Haydn sonata and onerepertory piece. Among the new pieces in his repertory wereReineckes Ballade, A flat major, Tschaikowskys Seasons, andBrahms Rhapsodie, B minor. Technically the recitals have shown progressive enfranchise-ment of Mr. Buchheims right hand, which suffered most in hisbreakdown last year. By the end of the year it had recoveredstrength sufficiently to hold a fairly even balance with the good wishes of the student body are with the court pian-ist, and Mr. Buchheim recognized this recently in dedicatingto the student body his brilliant new waltz, Campus Rustlings. Recognition is due Mrs. Ebert-Buchheim for making theprograms possible. Without the training of a finished artist,she has risen to the occasion and played a remark-able second twice each evening to her husbands piano, in thesymphonies and overtures. Her occasional solo pieces wereequally well 236
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