The Seaforth News, 1959-02-19, Page 7Aging Sir Thomas
Sounds 00.
Sir Thomas Beecham rolled
majestically into New York last
month, midway through his latest
guest -conducting trek around the
1LS, Wtih „successive triumphs'
in Philadelphia, Baltimore, ,and
Washington already behind him„
the portly English maestro was
in high good humor despite a
cold which had put him in his
hotel bed for a day. The hell I'
Will," he had roared at his doc-
tor, but to bed he went.
Settled now in an easy chair
for an interview in his hotel
suite, he bit off the end of his
ever --present sigar when he was
asked what kind of celebrations
he planned for April 29, his 80th
birthday. "I refuse to have any,"
he said. "Do you think I want to
be reminded of it? I ant as acute-
ly conscious of it" as any woman."
Would he be in England for the
occasion? Britisher Beecham
hardly thought so. "The climate
of England doesn't suit me," the
well -traveled conductor said,
with a snort. "It doesn't suit even
the English. I must pay the Eng-
lish the compliment of saying
that they have more of a sense
of humor and fun than anyone
else. Who else could support life
as it is?"
Since April also marks the
200th anniversary of the death of
George Frederick Handel, a com-
poser whom Sir Thomas has done
so much to popularize during
his career, would he participate
in the worldwide observance of
this event? "Not conspicuously,"
he replied. "I've been pushing
Handel all my life. Why should
.I single out any particular year?
Let other peole cash in on Han-
del, even though they know noth-
ing about him. But I will record
the 'Messiah' in England this
summer."
In Beecham's hands, the "Mes-
siah" can be transformed into an
emotionally overwhelming testa-
ment of faith. This genius for re-
invigorating the familiar was
never more apparent than .at a
Beecham concert in New York's
Carnegie Hall one evening last
week Beecham, a long-time suf-
ferer from gout, elected to sit
down in a straight chair on the
podium between numbers instead
of making his way back and
e forth front the wings. But when
he rose to direct the Philadelphia
orchestra in the frequently play-
ed "Linz" 'symphony of Mozart
and the D minor symphony of
'lank, Beecham was like a man
reborn, his goateed face a mirror
of delight for the music he was.
imaking.
Mots vs. Music: This was a
different Beecham from the belli-
gerent baronet of public legend,
the master of the withering wit
and the lord of the ironic retort.
This man on the podium had
spent a fortune underwriting
symphonies and operas to bring
music to the people, had fought
to bring now -popular composers
like Handel, Mozart, Delius, and
Berlioz out of obscurity, and had
developed from a gifted musical
• amateur to a professional conduc-
tor of highest rank.
Here in the living room of his
hotel, however, Sir Thomas was
more interested in mots than in
music. Flitting from subject to
subject, he recalled a brilliant
concertmaster he once had who
"detested all music." "An amiable
attitude," was the Beecham corn-
ment, When reminded of the days
when the source' of his fortune
Beecham's liver pills - used to
occasion great merriment, he re-
membered when he had offered
the firm a new advertising jingle
to substitute for the old familiar:
Hark the herald angels sing,
Beecham's pills are just the thing.
Peace on earth and mercy mild,
Two for man and one for child.
His contribution went like this:
Mary had a little watch,
She swallowed it one day,
And took a box of Beecham's
pills,
To pass the time away.
It was politely, but firmly turn-
ed down. Since contemporary
music is an .ever -reliable bait
COURT BALLET -Tom Benson is
caught in this graceful pose
while shooting a basket.
with Sir Thomas, he was asked
about current trends, "I listen
with great attention and interest,"
he said, "I once told a journalist
that modern British music is one
vast promissory note. One must
always look forward to the fu-
ture. Composers at the age of
60," Beecham observed slyly, "are
still promising young men,"
Then when did the good music
stop? "It stopped in 1925, he
said flatly, if not altogether ac-
curately. "Since then nothing has
been produced in Europe worth
listening to . . I'll leave it to
other people to explain why."
From NEWSWEEK.
Britain Plugs
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"I stood by the side of the
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through a bundle of low-priced
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'Such backstairs glimpses of
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Eilis's story was not typical,
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After he had asked Prince Philip
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'That's where 'I sleep!. "
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ed will, find this a highly profitable operation which can
he handled in your spare time. Your territory is large
enough to develop it into afull-time business with our help,
If you are sincerely interested in running a business of
your own, we want to hear from you, Small investment
of $485.00 required, fully secured by stock, For personal
interview Write fully about yourself and give phone num-
ber to CROSS -CANADA ENTERPRISES, 35 Hayden St.,
Toronto, Ontario.
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