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Last night's concert of the Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra confirmed the most optimistic predictions of its press releases. The group has improved amazingly during its first year under conductor Russell Stanger, and has become both technically accurate and musically responsive. Stanger has accomplished a great deal; he and the members of his orchestra deserve congratulation...
...Pierian Sodality of 1808. But its modern foster child, the Harvard Radcliffe Orchestra, could hardly duplicate such wantonness for tomorrow night's Easter concert which starts at 8:30 p.m. in Sanders Theatre. The second concert of the 1950-51 season selt, working with the new conductor, Russell Stanger...
Lack of time is the orchestra's chief obstacle to a completely professional performance, according to the conductor. Stanger must crowd the necessary ensemble practice for the concerts into two-hour rehearsal twice a week...
...Russell Stanger, the orchestra's new conductor, obviously deserved much of the credit for the players' inspiration. He produced some fine sounds from the group; his interpretations of the Haydn and back were sound, while the Shostakovitch was often exciting...
...Stanger is well trained to take over the Job. He has studied with Eleanor to Carafe the and has been assistant conductor to Leonard Bernstein for two years at Tangle wood. Last year, Stanger assisted Burgin in conducting the New England Symphony Orchestra...