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film will play this weekend at Henzlik Hall Auditorium at 7 and 9 p.m. Friday and
Saturday. Admission is 7'5 cents with student I.D. The film is presented by Union
Weekend Films Committee.
Quintet to perform
baroque era music
By Diane Wanek
The Baroque Ensemble, USSR has been highly acclaimed
by the Internalional Press: "The Ensemble is an excellent
ensemble of musicians. They are masters of their
instruments. ..fino taste and profound feeling for the style."
The ensemble will perform French, German and Russian
baroque pieces in concert Friday evening as part of the
Lincoln Friends of Chamber Music's ninth season.
The quintet of woodwinds and strings, although only four
years old, has given more than four hundred concerts in
Russia, Poland and West Germany. On their present American
tour, they will try to acquaint American audiences with
little-known composers excerpted from a wealth of Russian
literature in music.
The ensembh has done much research and reconstruction
in the Kremlin Archives resulting in authenticity and
reconstruction of details of ground bass and other baroque
techniques. Moreover, the ensemble's special project this
season is to present selections from Bach's monumental works:
The Art of the Fugue and The Musical Offering.
Included in Friday's program will be works by de
Boismortier, Leclair, Telemann, Beresovsky and an anonymous
18th century Russian composer.
The ensemble's personnel includes: Igor Popkov on violin,
a graduate of the Moscow Conservatory and former member of
the Moscow Chamber Orchestra; Anatoly Korchagin on oboe;
Alexander Sobolcv, the Laureate of the International Contest,
on harpischord; Boris Shiskin, cellist; and Alexander
Poplavsky, flautist.
Admission to the concert, which begins at 8 p.m. in the
Sheldon Gallery Auditorium, is by season tickets. There are
still some season tickets left, according to chairman Nelson
Potter, and a reduced rate is available. They may be purchased
at Sheldon. If the concert is not sold out, students may be
admitted for a $1.50 admission price, he added.
'self mastery' lecture
The Golden I.) awn Christian Community of Lincoln is
sponsoring a lecture and discussion at 8 p.m. Wednesday at
the WeslUook Music Bldg. Auditorium.
Rev. David Hamilton, director of the group
headquarieied in Witchit.j, Kan., will speak on "Self
Mastery in tli ; Mow Ago as Taught by the Ancient Mystics.
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