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NAEB NEWS LETTER Page 5 otiUNE I t 1944 ALSO HELP Dr. EDWIN Fra,\KO GOLDMAN CELEBRATE HiS 26TH CONSECUTIVE YEAR AS DIRECTOR OF THE GOLDMAN Band, BY BROADCASTING HIS MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT CONCERTS FROM THE »V*ALL IN CENTRAL PARKo Norman Oello Joio’s “Magnificat” which received its world premiere PERFORMANCE DURING WNYC's FlFTH A NN UAL AMERICAN MUSIC FESTIVAL THIS PAST February \\ 2th thru 22nd) was selected for consideration by the Music critics Circle of New York for their annual award for an outstanding new 22S H 5fJ^ ''' 0RK * I HE " m £ qn| p'cat" received its first performance during the WNYC American Music Festival Concert by the National Orchestral Association Symphony under the direction of Leon Barzinat Carnegie h AL i on February 14. On Friday evening, May 26th, New York City’s Own Station WNYC and WNYC-FM broadcasted the premiere performance of "The Prince of Eisenach” from Hunter College Auditorium. "The Prince of Eisenach" is a feature presentation of the New York City High School of Music and a rt Bach festival. It was written and produced 8Y THE STUDENTS OF THE SCHOOL UNOER THE SUPERVISION OF LEONARD MaNHEIM OF THE RAMATIC DEPARTMENT. STAGING, SETS, SCENERY, DANCES, AND COSTUMES ARE ALL ORIGINAL AND DESIGNED BY MEMBERS OF THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OF the High School of Music and Art. is of "The Prince of Eisenach" is sased upon Johann Sebastian Bach's Peasant Cantata and Coffee Cantata. - T Gordon Heath's "Pledge for Tomorrow", an original script dealing with thf work of nurses, inaugurates the new Saturday night half-hour dramatic series, "I'M YOUR NEXT OOOR NEIGHBOR" on WNYC, June 3 Leonard SeZnste.n outstanding young American composer and assistant conductor of thc New * York Philharmonic Symphony, will serve as musical consultant and compose Barb^ M Watson UATER S *° WS ,N THE series » v " h,ch is being produced by PHIL COHEN TAKES NEW POST The Office of War Information on May 2l named 33-year-old Philip Cohen as director of the powerful OWI broadcasting station in Europe The rIcZ'?L N T, ! S ' N 0PERATI0N EIGHT AND a HALF HOURS A DAY SENDING MESSAGES FROM THE ALLIED COMMAND TO THE UNDERGROUND IN OCCUPIED EUROPE- ITS MESSAGES ARE TRANSMITTED IN SIX LANGUAGES. Director Cohen is a Harvard graduate who formerly was Chief of the Radic Bureau of the domestic branch of OWI. H E began his career in radio in of Eouc'T^on ° F ™ E Radi ° Product, ° n Program of the United States Office CRAVEN ASKS NOT TO BE REAPPOINTED Commissioner T. A. M. Craven, whose term as a member of the Federal Communications Commission expires on June 30, 1944, has announcfo that on April 26, 1944, he requested the President not to reappoint him for another term.