Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-10-15 | Page 9 | They Interviewed Reporter on Football Game

They TIley Interviewed Reporter on Football Game J r rI I r 4 S Sd S d 3 S S S 5 7 I Ir S rS r S c s 5 5 55 S KOLISCH STRING QUARTET HERE FOR CONCERT SATURDAY NIGHT Felix Khuner left Rudolph Kolisch Benar Heintz and Lehner LeImer Austrian String Quartet Declares Swing Music Good to Listen to but Not to Play Interest of members of the Kolisch string quartet as they arrived in Salt Lake City Saturday morning was divided between two points points points-I the football game between the University University University Uni Uni- of Utah an and Brigham Young university and the Utah Education association tion convention Music they dismissed with very few words Classical music is best but your our swing music is good to listen to Swing music however we will never play said Rudolph Kolisch first violinist and leader of the quartet which is here to play at Kingsbury hall Saturday at p. p m. m under sponsorship of the Civic Music association Members of the quartet all natives natives natives na na- na- na tives of Austria had never seen a football game and the reporter sent to interview them found himself being interviewed about football and the teachers convention Although they are natives of Austria Austria Austria Aus Aus- tria the men have decided not to return there since Hitler took over the country but will remain in the United States visiting western Europe occasionally Quartet members are Mr Kolisch t Felix J huner Khuner second violin Jenoe Lehner viola and Benar Heifetz tz cello