Pro-Musica, Portland Chapter presents Nina Koshetz, Soprano December 10th, 1929    -    8:30 p. m. Little Theatre, Studio Bldg. Portland Oregon programme I. Autumn Night ...................................M. Glinka A Burlesque ............................... A. Dargomigsky Eastern Romance .................... ,N. Rimsky Korsakoff Miniature ........................................Cesar Cui Reverie and Dance ........................M. Moussorgsky II. Romance ...............................Alexander Scriabine (Only song ever written by Scriabine, given to Mme. Nina Koshetz) Melody without words ....................Sergei Prokofieff (One of "Five melodies dedicated to Nina Koshetz") I'll go, I'll come.....................Alexandre Gretchaninoff (Russian folk song arranged for Nina Koshetz) Daisies .............................. Sergei Rachmaninoff (One of cycle of "Six Melodies dedicated to Nina Koshetz") Serenade (Manuscript)  ....................Nicholas Medtner (Dedicated to Nina Koshetz) Tilimbom (Children's Song) ................ Igor Strawinsky III. On a 17th Century Spanish theme: "The Bird with the Golden Throat"..........Joaquin Nin (Dedicated to Nina Koshetz) Seguidilla from Murcia .................'...Manuel de Falla The Mountebanks ............................ Georges Migot (One of "Trois Melodies-Monodies" dedicated to Nina Koshetz) The Cherry Tree (from an Old English Carol). .Samuel Barlow (Arrangement dedicated to Nina Koshetz) Ukrainian Dance ............................ Nina Koshetz Two songs written and dedicated to Nina Koshetz: Gypsy Serenade ......................Ariadna Mikeshina The Accordion ........................Ariadna Mikeshina Mme. Ariadna Mikeshina at the Piano STEINWAY PIANO USED VICTOR RECORDS Management:   Richard Copley, 10 E. 43rd St., New York City. The next concert of this season will be given in January by Alexander Tansman, Polish Composer, Pianist, Mason & Hamlin is the official piano for Pro-Musica, Inc.