Hyperprism

[SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT TO MANUSCRIPTS NUMBER 5]
They played a quartet by Bela Bartok; someone sang; Marie Miller and Charles Salzedo presented Mr. Salzedo's sonata for harp and piano; someone sang; and Leo Ornstein played beautifully his own sonata and something of Haydn as an encore; and then

EDGAR VARESE

Conducted		It all
His		Happened
"HYPERPRISM"		At
{First Performance}		The
For		Klaw
Flute		Theatre
Clarinet		Sunday
2 Trumpets		Night
2 French Horns		March
2 Trombones		6, 1923

AND PERCUSSION
Played by the Faculty and Pupils of the Dalcroze School of Eurythmics
at the International Composer's Guild
Just as we are going to press as we thought we'd
MENTION IT
He played it once: WILD ENTHUSIASM
A gentleman jumped on the stage and said:
This is A Serious Work Those Who Don't Like It
PLEASE GO
A gentleman in the front row orchestra gave him some BACK TALK
Some gentleman in the GALLERY SAID:
GET OUT GET OUT
MR. VARESE began to repeat "Hyperprism" BUT SOMEONE LAUGHED
MR. VARESE TURNED AROUND AND GLARED while the orchestra stopped and waited
SILENCE HAVING BEEN RESTORED MR. VARESE PERFORMED
"HYPERPRISM" A SECOND TIME