The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, September 19, 1973, Page page 6, Image 6

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Festival lauds Cather
One hundred years ago she was just another pioneer
child on the Nebraska plains. At the University of
Nebraska, she was probably just another student.
Soon, however, the writing of Pulitzer Prize-winning
Willa Cather will draw scholars and musicians to Nebraska
from all over the world for a centennial festival in her
honor during 1973-74.
According to Robert Knoll, chairman of the Willa Cather
Centennial Festival, the purpose is to "pay respect to one
of the most distinguished graduates of the University of
Nebraska and one of the foremost writers in the United
States."
First of the year's events is a UNL-sponsored
international seminar on "The Art of Willa Cather," Oct.
25-28.
Scholars from Japan, Italy, France, England, Canada,
Australia and the U.S. will attend to evaluate the
international significance of her work.
Cather's books include 0 Pioneers, My Antonia, Pulitzer
Prize-winning One of Ours, Death Comes to the
Archbishop, and Shadows on the Rock.
Another centennial activity is the publication of several
books by and about Cather. . ,,
The first, Uncle Valentine and Other Stories, contains
previously uncollected short stories written from 1915 to
1929. It was edited by Bernice Slote, UNL English
professor, and published by the University Press.
Slote's Willa Cather: A Pictorial Memoir, a biographical
sketch with photo essays, will be released in late December.
Findings of the centennial seminar will be published
next June in The Art of Willa Cather.
A special performance on Cather's birthday, Dec. 7, will
be given by world-renowned musicians Yehudi, Yaltah and
Hephzibah Menuhin, personal friends of Cather, in Kimball
Recital Hall.
In March the UNL Orchestra and Chorus will tour
Nebraska with performances that include readings of
Cather's poetry to musical settings composed by UNL
music Prof. Robert Beadell.
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daily nebraskan
Wednesday, September 19, 1973