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thursday, January 15,1976 daily nebraskan page 9 Lincoln Friends present Baroque concert Friday By Bill Roberts The Lincoln Friends of Chamber Music will present Secolo Barocco, a quintet from France, Friday at 8 pjn. in the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery Auditorium. The concert is free for subscribers to the Lincoln Friends, but tickets at the door will be $4 and $2.50 for students. Secolo Barocco, founded in 1965, is devoted to chamber music of the Baroque period exclusively in the original instrumentation. The name means "the Baroque century", and all the pieces to be performed Friday were composed in the 1 600s and 1 700s. The musicians of Secolo Barocco are Amaury Wallez, bassoon, Jacques Chambon, oboe, Jacques-Francis Manzone, violin, Michel Debost, flute, and Joel Pontet, harpsichord. . "Dornnnp music is haDDV. easvcoing. simnle music yoivj - i 4 4 o o r you can readily appreciate the first time you hear it," said Nelson Potter, president of the Lincoln Friends, who is a UNL associate proiessor oi pruiosopny and senior- also K k V "American Graffiti" "JAWS" ttar HURRYI mlZ MUST END y 1igiiuH ..... hi THURS OaOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOCBOOOOOOOCQ ASSETS $35C3 LIAOILITI ibos .$17,823 Campaign Ccntribaticns-$17,170 Offico Expsnsas .$7 Hatch Monday's Rig for Details. J li TOT 5 w''"" . G3 1 I , film I iW A , ,. .... 1 ..... . H I t' M V t A vs. Jwfl. " 17 . 'i i - - i' HELD OVERI I r 7 L$wai flUI AT 1:00 3:03 -5:15 7:30 & t:40 fellow in the Centennial Education Program. French, Italian styles The French and Italian styles of Baroque music will be represented in Friday's concert, Potter said. Concerto a 5 P. 342 in G Minor "La Notte", by Antonio Vivaldi, is in the simple and hearty Italian style, he said. In the more "refined and ornamental" French style are Quintette in E Minor (a 5), by Jean-Baptiste Loeillet, Trio Op. 66 No. 2 in G Minor, by Francois Devienne, Pieces en Concert No. 5 (a 5), by Jean-Philippe Rameau, and London Trio No. 1 in C Major, by Josef Hayden. Quintet in D Major, by Johann-Christian Bach, also will be performed. Chamber music was first played in private homes during the period of Baroque music, Potter said. Friends would drop by someone's home with a flute in one hand, the newest composition by Bach in the other, and have a concert, he said. The music of Secolo Barocco and the small (about 300- seat) auditorium at Sheldon will give Friday's concert audience the same kind of intimate contact with the performer, Potter said. Gained popularity This will be the third concert this season sponsored by the 3 10-member Lincoln Friends. It is the 1 1th season for the self-supporting group, which sponsors five concerts a year. "We're just a group of private individuals who have banded together to put on chamber music," Potter said. Chamber music has gained popularity in the Midwest and throughout the country. Potter said, and even with a limited budget it is possible to sponsor top groups. The two remaining concerts this season are the Tel Aviv Quartet with Yona Ettlinger, on Feb. 14, and the Amadeus Quartet on April 23. ' Next year, he said the Lincoln Friends have booked the prestigious and popular Juilliard String Quartet. IS 3 If W mm tonight 7:30 Union Centennial Room Post Watergate America Flu "Mic Point of View" Kitod X "Tha Baby Sitter" fa X-Rited Cirtoon! Vm.U ml. nit,k SPONSORED BY TALKS AND TOPICS AND THE DEPT. OF POLITICAL SCIENCE - QD3S " - m ajors Mechanical and civil engineering majors . . . aerospace and aeronautical engineering majors . , . majors in elec tronics . . . computer science . . . mathe matics. , - , The Air Force needs people . . . many with the above academic majors. And AFROTC has several different pro grams where you can fit . . . 4-year, 3-year, or 2-year programs. Some r certain m igiitenanfs offering full scholarships. All offering $100 a month allowance during the last two years of the program. Flying oppor tunities. And all leading to an Air Force officers commission, plus advanced education. If you'd like to cash in on these Air Force benefits, start by looking into the Air Force ROTC. Major Juister 472-2473 Room 209 M&N Bldg. Put it all together in Air Force ROTC.