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Use St. Paal Chamber Orchestra, directed by Dennis Russell Danes, wul preform at 8 pjn. Friday ssd Saturday in
KcnbsH Redtsl lia3.
Chamber Orchestra's residency
culminates with Kimball concerts
Two different concerts will be given by the St. Paul
Chamber Orchestra at Kimball Recital Hall 8 pjn. Friday
and Saturday. Tickets cost S2 for UNL students, S3
for others.
Friday's program includes J. S. Bach's "Sinfonia in
G Minor, Copland's "Appalachian Spring, Crawford's
"Aainte for Strings and Mozart's "Cassation in C"
Saturday's program features HaydVs "Symphony in
G Major, Scherchen s "S. " Vivaldi's "Concerto
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Concerto No. Lin F. Guest trumpeters for the Vivaldi
piece jyill be Dennis Scheider, UNL professor of brass
instruments, and Steve Erickson, UNL graduate assistant
in trumpet from Holdrege.
. Robert O 'Boyle, UNL assistant professor of woodwind
instruments and theory, will accompany the orchestra
on oboe in the "Brandenburg Concerto. ;
Mini-concerts and workshops
The St. Paul Chamber Orchestra will conduct mini
concerts and workshops in Lincoln during its three-day
residency. Thursday, members of the group will give
Chamber Arts consorts in the Abel Hall north lounge at
6:30 pjn., and in the Neihardt Resident Center lounge at
8 pjn.
Friday at 3 pjn., Director Dennis Russell Davies will
talk in the Westbrook Music BIdg. about 20th century
music.
Saturday at 10 ajn., the orchestra will have an open
rehearsal in Kimball Recital Hall.
The orchestra' was founded in 1959 as a part-time,
freelance orchestra of local musicans, many' from the
Minneapolis Symphony. Demand for the group grew since
it offered residents of the Twin Cities music not often
heard outside academic communities, and the orchestra's
audience quadrupled.
Full-time professional orchestra
In 1968 it became and still is the only full-time
professional chamber orchestra in the United States.
Under the direction of Davies, who joined the group
m 1972, the 24 musicians are drawn from national
orchestra backgrounds.
The group's season has grown to 40 weeks annually,
14 of them touring. During the 1974-75 season, the
orchestra toured Eastern Europe under the sponsorship
of the U.S. Department of State, and aooeared in the
Netherlands and Germany under private sponsorship.
In November 1975. the srouo beean the Bicentennial
Cultural Exchange Program with the Soviet Union with a
four and one-half week tour of nine Russian cities.
WomnosArt'
entries displayed
The grand prize winner and three honorable mention
entries in the "Women as Art" competition will be
displayed in the Union main lounge through Thursday.
The competition, sponsored by the Black Masque Chapter
of Mortar Board honor society at UNL and Lincoln
Mortar Board Alumni, was judged by Harrison Taylor,
curator of exhibitions at Omaha's Joslyn Art Gallery.
Robin Smith, a graduate assistant in the UNL Art
Dept.. won the $300 grand prize with his oil painting,
"The Whh. It will be donated to Love Library.
Receiving honorable mention and $25 were: Elizabeth
Bunsen, a seniojr art major from Omaha, and Marlene
Steuter, a senior art major from Westpoint. for their series
of eight photographs entitled "Les Places Feminines;
Kathleen Ricks, a graduate assistant in the Art Dept.
from England, for her untitled porcelain work; and
Martin Rotach, a Fine Arts graduate student from Salina,
Kan., for his litho-sitkscreen. "Some Mother's Son."
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