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FEBRUARY Anatol Kaminsky, violinist who made his debut with the New York Philharmonic Symphony orchestra umler i John Barbirolli last season, will preprogram for the first Sunsent the ' day afternoon musicale of the seci , ond semester at 4 p.m. February 16. Kaminsky's rendition of the Concerto in A Minor at his debut was of such interest to both :: i violinists and music lovers that he for the following was winter by the Philharmonic Symv phony Society. aC. ,. ih ...J
The young violinist gave his first concert at the age of six in Harbin. Fl'GENE J. WEIGEL China, where his father had fled Registrants in the onheslrut to avoid the war.
The following year short course which opens today his family moved to Paris where the boy's gifts attracted the atten on the campus will be under tion of Heifetz who suggested Amer- I the supervision of this Ohio State ica as the most suitable place for ANATOL KAMINSKY developing his talent. band director
" He will play for Afternoon Having come to New York in 1928, when Anatol was eight years Musicale Sunday in Memorial old, the Kamlnskys decided that Hall.
the boy was not to be exploited as a prodigy, but was to have a normal childhood and emerge before the public as a mature artist. Kaminsky will be assisted
at the piano by Bernard Frank The pro$205; gram follows: i. Variations of a Theme Siberian-bor- left-field- UK NATATORS I Analol Kaminsky

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