Show v S 4 i N 5 5 Y f All Allt t i F n nF r t X tiE r 3 Y y 3 Iy r f r rr r e j. j w wI I Ip ti r e 1 A r Tribune Telegram State Service Photo Conductor Relaxes With Music Dimitri l famed conductor of or Minneapolis symphony relaxes with hi his music In Provo Pro during three-concert three en engagement Born in Greece the musician mu Is impressed with Utah mountains Rigors of Tiring Travel Fail to Daunt Conductor PROVO April 13 Even the rigors of oC tiring travel and a bus busy concert schedule fail Cail to daunt Dimitri conductor of Jf the 90 piece Minneapolis Symphony Symphony Sym Sym- phony phon orchestra which was In Provo Wednesday for three con con- The world-famous world conductor noted for his amazing capacity for memorizing music and producing unusual orchestral expression was contented to take things easy while the members of his orchestra made a tour of central Utah scenic spots I got a chance to see the scenery scenery scenery ery when I was here three years ago he said and Im I'm reserving a later time for that Born in Athens Greece the musician is impressed by Provos Provo's surrounding surrounding- m mountains o 0 U n t tam a ins n s. s After a contingent of citizenry and Br Brigham Young university officials officials of of- met the orchestra members when the symphony's special train pulled in Tuesday a fleet of automobiles automobiles automobiles auto auto- mobiles escorted the musicians to Provo canyon past Geneva Steel Co and through other parts of th the valley Mr 1 had lunch with members of the B BY Y U music department and later accepted a dinner invitation by Howard S. S McDonald university president Following the orchestras orchestra's Tuesday Tuesday Tuesday Tues Tues- day evening concert I were to hear it again Wednesday I Concerts were scheduled In B Y Us U's Joseph Smith building at and 1815 pm p.m. P m |