| Show I BOSTON COMMENDS Il WORK OF MR lR NOA K IC The conservative aUve critics of or Boston render warm tribute to Mr Ir Noack us ns violin soloist at a recent Boston nORton symphony symphony sym sym- m phony Phon concert Mr Noack oak Is well known In Salt Rail Lake having ng acquitted himself admirably at nt a local concert Ills Hia wife was Helen Hartley of oC Salt Lake who won wide distinction as a violinist A 1 Boston writer reviewing Mr Noack's symphony appearance sn says Mr Noack of or the orchestra played as one cau caught ht under its t spell with Ith sensitive sensitive tive live regard for the long lonh winged lines of at the tho composers composer's thought emotional In every e bar har weaving ln among the strands of oC a score which makes orchestra vie Ie with soloist and permits the conductor to become the r creator of or all as Dr I Muck did yesterday Saint su superficial superficial su- su music for th the salon the Ha IIa followed also a first time timet at t the these e concerts Mr Noack properly made madeno no attempt to tl read beneath its polished surface playing with Ith taste facility and the tho characteristic elegance Saint requires The performance of Be Beethoven's Beethoven's Beetho- Beetho tho- tho vens ven's pastoral symphony In all the flavor of ot Its bucolic moods moots was a n superb one both In iii tribute to tho the Joys of or men and of oC nature |