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Fielder Trio Program
8on.t. No. 8 In D Major U977M
AdACio
AlleKro
Sarabamle
Allmro
Iclair occupies a prominent place among the great classical masters.
No Imitator of the Italians, there i a distinct national French
element in his srarious vivacious writing.
Premier Concert
. . Ramenu
1683-17641
I .a Coulicam
La I.ivrl
Ue Vezinet
The father of Rameau was an organist but intended that Jean
Philippe should be a magistrate. At the Jesuit Collese Rameau ne
glected his classical studies to such an extent that his parents were
requested to remove him. A composer of real Invention ami originality,
he enjoyed privileges accorded only to talent of the first rank. The
movement of this concert are named for friends of his.
Sona.a Da Camera imETm?)
Prelude
Sarabande
Finale
Pierne succeeded Cesar Franck as organist of St. Clotilde in 1890.
He was holder of a Prix de Rome at the time Debussy was granted
one Known more for his ligt little pieces. Serenade" and "Parade
of the Tin Soldiers." Pierne has written much chamber music. This
work was sponsored by the Coolidge Foundation.
Intermission
Five Impressions of a Holiday ' Ooossers
In the Hills
By the Rivers
The Water-Wheel
The Village Church
At the Fair
F.ugene Goosens. member of a musical English family, was long
the conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony The past two years
he has been in Australia. This impressionistic suite is self-explanatory.
Cradle Song (Wiegenliedi .Brahms
F.tude (Orus 10. No. 3) Chopin
Dedication (Widmungl Schumann
A program is hardly complete without a composition by Brahms,
Chopin, Schumann so great is their music, and so beloved by people
of all nationalities. Who is not familiar with Brahms' Cradle Song?
Dedication by Schumann is a lavorite of every lover of German lieder.
About the Artists
Organized in its present form three years ago, the Fielder Trio played numerous
engagements thruout the middle-west and south with increasing success and popu
larity Twin brothers Arthur and Alex Fielder are "cello and tlute soloists with
the Kansas Citv Philharmonic and Dallas Symphony, and have been playing trios
since they started playing their respective instruments. After their discharge from
the army, they secured the services of Miss Jean Wynu (who became Mrs. Artnur
Fielder) and the trio was on Its wav, now a permam-nt organization.
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activity, the Klub has already between 500 and 600 members .The certificates are signed by both
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uray evening.
Colorado Springs hotel accom-!
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STILLWATER, Okla. (I.P.). A
fully-equipped German Diesel en
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at more than one million dollars,
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Location of the former Kloch-ner-Humboldt-Deutz
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here wil provide this institution
with one of the two largest Diesel
engine research centers in the
United States. With allocation of
the laboratory. President Harry
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announced establishment of the
Oklahoma Institute of Technol
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The KI1D laboratory, formerly
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FELLOWSHIP.
Inter-varsity Christian fellow
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at 7:30 in room 315 of the? Union.
Rev. E. E. Latt of the Back-to-the-Bible
broadcast will be the
speaker.
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final examinations. As a result of
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study habits and that teachers give
thorough reviews in their courses.
In the study, some of the more
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were studying for long periods of
time without adequate rest, wast
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efficiently in groups, using stim
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and failing to obtain the needed
eight or nine hours of sleep each
night.
In proposing the thorough re-;'
view in classes, the committee?
felt that the pressure of ovei -anxiety
to maintain a high aver
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who are frightened by the strong
emphasis placed on the import
ance of examinations.
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