The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current, February 08, 1999, Page 14, Image 14

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Free concert to showcase tal
ents of NU faculty
The School of Music at the
University of Nebraska-Lincoln will
give a free presentation of classic spiri
tuals performed by faculty artist Daryl
White.
The free concert begins at 8 p.m.
Thursday at Kimball Recital Hall.
White will play the trumpet with
the help of Grammy-award winning
gospel musician and friend Eddie
Howard, Jr.
Howard currently works as musical
director for the group The Clark Sisters.
White, an assistant professor of
trumpet at UNL, is dedicating the per
formance to his parents.
“This concert will contain some of
the music from the first days of my
musical life,” White said in a press
release statement
White plans to perform an array of
gospel selections including many spiri
tual standards such as “Amazing
Grace,” “Jesus Loves Me” and
“Precious Lord ”
The trumpeter has a grocery list of
academic-based, musical credentials.
For example, White has been a clini
cian and soloist for the Mile High Jazz
Festival for the past four years.
Haydon gallery displays ‘all that jazz’ in pictures
JAZZ from page 12
which in some way or another, has
been the soundtrack of our lives. In it,
the feet, the mind and the heart are all
engaged.”
To capture the objects of their
affection, the photographers in this
exhibit rely mainly on black and
white photography.
“I think a lot of color photography
falls on its face,” Hinely said. “It
relies so much on the color that when
. you take it apart compositionally, the
geometry is not there.”
Black and white film forces the
photographer to think about the com
position. It provides discipline,
McGehee said.
“Just by getting down to more
basic considerations, it’s easier to
find the grace that is there,” Hinely
said.
McGehee also said black and
white photography capitalizes on a
split in reality.
“There is something undeniably
real about a photo. However, the
black and white removes it one step
away from the world and gives it an
element of abstraction,” McGehee
said.
This abstraction accents the
intensity and romance inherent in
jazz.
While the photographers take pic
tures of the musicians whom they
respect, most take pictures of musi
cians who are close, lifelong buddies.
“We’re not only taking pictures of
our heroes. We’re taking pictures of
our friends - people we get Christmas
cards from,” Hinely said.
The exhibit itself is the result of a
longtime friendship between
McGehee and Hinely.
Ever since the two attended
undergraduate school together at
Washington and Lee in Virginia,
Hinely has inspired McGehee as an
artist. Last year, McGehee knew he
wanted to do an exhibit of Hinely’s
work.
He asked Hinely, “If you could
exhibit your work with any 10 jazz
photographers, who would they be?”
Hinely made a list of 11 artists,
from Berlin to Berkeley, Calif. Then,
he and McGehee started making
calls. Ten of the artists accepted.
A few weeks ago, the packages
carrying the photographs started to
arrive at McGehee’s house. When he
opened them, McGehee said, “It was
like Christmas 11 times.”
McGehee said it was thrilling to
see actual prints of photographs he’d
seen on album covers, in magazines
and on postage stamps.
“Some of this is like holding his
tory in your hands,” he said.
B-movies to star in first
low-budget film festival
B-MOVIES from page 12
is pretty disconnected from the
financial aspect. Orson Welles was
Orson Welles no matter how much
money he had to put into a film.”
And it is the search for a new
Orson Welles that is one of the main
reasons behind this contest, Hall
said.
“There’s a lot of talent out there
that either can’t make it into the
Hollywood system or hasn’t both
ered trying, he said. We hope we
can find some of these people and
give them exposure they otherwise
couldn’t get.”
Contest entries can be shot on
film or video, but should be submit
ted onVHS videotape. Entry fees are
$35 per feature and $25 per short.
The deadline for submission is Aug.
1. For more information, contact Salt
City Home Video at (315) 428-9602
or visit them at http://www.b
movie.com/hof/fest.htmI.
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