Virgil Fox. virtuoso organist, will appear in concert in Jarman Auditorium, February 3. at 8 p. m. Mr. Fox. who is known as a complete mastei of his instru ment, will give a crncert of the world's greatest classical music in co-operation with the Long wood Artist Series. Now in his thirties, he has t iven concerts in such rcknowned churches in Europe as Westminis ter. Lincoln and Durham Cathe drals. and the St. Thomas Church in Leipzig. During the summer of 1950 he gave a series of concerts in Paris. Centerbury. Edinburgh, and London in aclditi n to a British Broadcasting Company program. Concert Scries At the close of his army career. Virgil Fox played a series of con certs at the Library of Congress These were under the auspices ol the Elizabeth Sprague Coohde.e Foundation. He lias also appeared as soloist with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and the Na tional Orchestral Associate n of New York City. He is now a re cording artist for RCA Victor and Columbia labels. "Zest, color, and elegance mark the Fox recitals according to Hartford critics. Jarman Organ The concert will be given n t lie Jarman Memorial Organ, which was dedicated at a concert given by Mr. Fox on October 30. 1951. The four-manual organ is one of the most complete instru ments in the state. It was built through funds amounting to S25. 000.00 raised by the Alumnae As sociation in memory "f Dr loseph I.,. Jarman, president of Long wood College from 1P0J-1048. At present. Mr. Fox :■ organist at the Riverside Church in New York City.

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