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QUINTET from Page 9 quintet has to come to understand the piece on its own. That can be a demanding and re warding experience for the quintet, Walker said. . “It all has to be internal, we have to come to know the music through the rehearsal,” he said. “It’s scary, because you never know what to expect in advance, you don’t know how it’s going to evolve from the first reading. It’s the risk you have to take.” But Walker said that’s what the performing arts are all about. “Performing is fraught with risk,” he said. “It’sjusta question of how much risk you are willing to accept as a performer.” Walker said the quintet also strives to perform pieces written by Midwestern composers. “As Midwestern musicians, we feel that we have an obligation to our art,” he said. For example, Walker said the quintet commissioned two Missouri composers to write pieces for the quintet to play. He said the quintet would like to sponsor an impartial contest of Midwestern composers in the future, complete with cash prizes and live performances for the winning pieces. ‘‘I think that shows the level of commitment we have to promoting Midwestern music,” he said. Walker said the small size of the quintet is an advantage, because it can travel light and move quickly, making performing for a variety of audiences easier. “We feel that chamber music is people music,” Walker said. ‘‘We feel that chamber music is music that can be taken to the people.” He said the quintet’s senior music series is a good example of how the quintet brings music to people who may not otherwise have access to fine music. The senior music series fea tures live performances in nursing homes and retirement communities. He said that due to logistics, large groups, such as symphony orchestras, cannot do this. Walker said the quintet perceives itself as more than five musicians playing music. It sees itself as a cata lyst for cultural growth in Lincoln. “It’s not just the music, it’s the whole concept of what music is about,” he said. And the list of patrons in the back of the program who volunteer their time or money indicates that others support the quintet’s mission. ‘‘They (patrons) believe in us,” Walker said. ‘‘They believe we will make the best programming decision that is possible.” Walker said that many groups of performing artists are faced with the uncomfortable decision of perform ing art for the sake of the art or per forming art for financial gain. He said the decision was an easy one for the quintet: no matter what, play heart felt, spirited woodwind quintet mu sic. “The question is, are you making the most of your art,” Walker said. “We may not have the biggest crowds yet, but we will.” The quintet has three more per formances left this season. “Music of Women Composers,” featuring quintet and choir, will be Dec. 12. “Music of the Low Countries,” fea turing quintet and narrator, will be Feb. 22. “Children’s Concert,” fea turing quintet and dancers, will be April 26. All concerts arc scheduled for 8 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church, 22nd and Washington streets. Remember family or friends with Special Occasion, Get Well or Memorial cards. WE'RE FIGHTING FOR \OUR LIFE $ American Heart % Association 1$W Nebraska Affiliate --- FOR SALE 10+ Piece Drum Set $800/obo. 477-9461. 2400 Baud IBM Compatible Modem plus Software $80. 477-6453._ Cliff's for Pocket Lighters! 140 N. 12th. Cliffs for Pinning Cigarsl, 140 N. 12th Costumes! 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Meet October 30 at the Union Fountain at 11 a.m., arrive home 5 p.m. Bring $1. Art* and Sciences Advisory Board Meeting Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at the Union. Room will be posted. Det. Zimmerman LAPD On Gang Violence. October 27th. Nebraska Union, 10am. Room Posted. Sponsored by Criminal Justice Society. EMERGING LEADER PROGRAM Applications are due today! Turn in your application to the CAP office-200 NE Union or 300 Ne East Union. Goat Kids for Meat. Rose Eagle Grade-A Goat Dairy •791-5736 Firth, NE _ HOMECOMING BANNER WINNERS FH. AXO. LXA, Theta Xi. ODD. AGS. SN. Gamma Phi Beta. Look for your banners Saturday at the garnef HONORS PROGRAM STUDENTS TCBY Run. Sunday. October 29 at 2:00 before Momix Meet in Honors Program Office. You don't have to attend Momix to join in the funl HUMAN RIGHTS IN CHINaT LAW & POLITICS Presented by David P. Forsythe at the UNL College of Law, November 2. 12:00-1 00pm in Room 113. Spon sored by NCLU Student Group. IANR Open House Displays, Tours in Agriculture, Home Economics, Natural Resources. East Union, ip a.m.-9 p.m. Octo ber 27. Phi Beta Lambda presents YUCK BOUQUETS A bouquet o' dead Hewers- really express your feelings! $ 1.50 at the Union. October 26, 27. & 30. SQUARE DANCE Fri. Oct. 27. 1989 7:30-10:00pm At the Auld Center, Antelope Par* $2 Donation suggested. Sponsored by Christians United. UNL Rugby Club... We hear your record is 9 A 1. and the game :his wee* » lust for fun. Now you thin* you'll win one more, your head's to large to fit through the door. You're strong and young and fit and fast, we're slow and old. we'll never last But this time you'll wmd up in defeat, cuz the one thing we do very well, e cheat UNL Alumni GREEK AFFAIRS Greg (Oelt), JOHNNY RULES IS KING. ALWAYS HAS BEEN. ALWAYS WiLL BE I From Your Dell Brothers HAPPY BOTH ANNIVERSARY, SIGMA NUI Hey Beta Boys, Zing, Zing. Zing Eeme Meeme Hailoweenie You're My Spoo* Take A Pumpkin Take a Plum. I got a Stick of Chewing Gum. No More Goblins. No More Ghosts. To The Betas. We're Here to Tcastl Beta Theta Spoo* 89, The Thetas ** PUMPKIN BAGS Last chance to get a Pi Beta Phi Pumpkin Bag. Stop at the booth in theLlmon from 10am-2:30pml SAE Welcomes our beloved and esteemed brother. Paddy Murphy to UNL, Nov. 9. 1989 Saul (SAM). Thanks for the pumpkin seedsl Yum Yuml Laura, J.J., Kris, (ADPi) Tt& dan is great I Kp and Shad, where were you71 Miller, we were trying to sleeplll Love, 360 A 34DD PERSONALS ^”7T Your shy votes on tha phone was intriguing and whan we mat. your intoxicating eyas and innocent smite en couraged me to write Have time for a wall in the pa* ?? Curious. Eric Babushka My other halt is finally 2L Happy birthday! Babush Nance. . . ^. I didn't forget! Hope your 21st b-day was filled with overflowing bottles of CAHTABAWI Love. Mich Lady Di, Your enthusiasm touched us. Thanks, Men of Novice B Barry, Happy Birthday! It's "#22" huh’ Well, try and have a good year anyway I Traci, Carrie & Sue P S. Congratulations on your engagement!?! Caren. Happy Birthdayl You're 21 now and you know what that means. A.Y.O A.Y? Jill P S. I hate you morel Brenda B.. Happy Birthday! Here's to Pina Colada’s, Thursday nights at the Rail, MAFH, the twins. Garland, your brother, "The Club," and Grandpa Charlie. We are still behind I See ya at The Sidetrack I Your sidekick, Sue V. P S When was the last time you had a "reel" date? -. .. —.. ■ The two girls I was behind Thursday, How could I read my paper, when you both have great legs. Calc 106 lo the guy stalking the second floor stacks Sunday afternoon. .It's actions kke yours that cause bad stere otypes. Scott Lisa Lisa, I’m here at ASU Basking in the Sun, Hoping that You Have a Happy 211 Wish I could have a Beer with you. Chi O Love and Mine. Steffi Weffi P S. Ha Ha Save me some HDBMOC Mark, You're full of Surprisesl I like that. Sure Tom: Just jag off, Michelle: Happy Birthday, Susan: Eric still loves you. B.S. Wednesday night, To the guy I smashed with my mountain bik^ Thanks , for being such a good sport. I'llbuyyouabeersometimel _ - Reckless HAPPY 21ST BIRTHDAY ANNETTEI ___ DAWN » COLL To the Mystery Woman Caller (10/25), How do you know so much about me? How did you know I put my head through the wall9 Whoareyou? Was very amused and excited to speak with you. Please call me again.... ____ M.C. My Sweet Candi: Our love resembles the ripe peach-full of sweet nector and kind of fuzzy. Your Bumpkin, KURT To the three Amigos of Calc. 106H, I am not amused with your stupid comments and asinine attemps to belittle the instructor Please control yourselves and let me enjoy the remainder of my semes ter of math in peace. CHILD CARE Child Care and Light Housekeeping Needed. 5 Days a Week. Afternoons Need Own Car. 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