sentences:  Thus, his "Elegy for strings" was performed in the Washington Gallery in 1952; the "Three inventions" for the piano was featured at the Salzburg ISCM Festival of 1953; the "Sonata for flute and piano" was played at Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1954; the "Harp quintet" at Guildhall, London, in 1954; the "Partita for orchestra" in Brussels, in 1964; the "First Symphony" was led by Max Rudolph with the Cincinnati Orchestra in 1966; the "Violin Concerto" was performed that same year in Baltimore, Gabriel Banat being the soloist; and the "Sinfonia concertante" was recorded in 1973 by the Radio Orchestra of South-West Australia.Grové returned to South Africa for a sabbatical in 1960 when he lectured at both the Potchefstroom University for Christian Higher Education as well as the South African College of Music.He returned to South Africa permanently in 1972 and, the following year, was appointed as a lecturer at the University of Pretoria.