Faculty Concert Scheduled Toniaht
A faculty program of American
instrumental solo and chamber
music from the middle 201h cen
tury will be presented today.
The program, a feature of the
four-day annual Symposium on
Contemporary Band and Wind In
strument Music sponsored by the
University School of Music, will
be in the auditorium of the Music
School at 8 pm. It is open to the
public.
Opening the concert will be
“Four Scenes for Piano" by Law
rence Moss, with William Woods,
assistant professor of music, per
forming.
PAUL EARLS' "Colloquy for
C h a m b e r Fmsemble” will be
played by Karlin Rhees, flute;
Robert Cunningham, oboe; Rob
ert Vagner, clarinet; Vondis Mil
ler, trumpet; and Robert Hlad
ky, cello Earls is a new member
of the Music School faculty.
Homer Keller at the piano and
a percussion trio of Wayne Mer
cer, Jerry t.reen, and Dan Nel
son will perform John Cage's
"Amores for prepared piano and
percussion.”
Keller's composition. "Quartet
for Brass Instruments." will be
performed by Alan Nyegaard and
Vondis Miller, trumpets, and Ira
I.ee, trombone, and Scott Philips,
horn.
JOHN HAMILTON will present
Lou Harrison's "Three Sonatas
for Harpsichord.”
Concluding number of the pro
gram will be Leon Kirchner’s
"Trio in Two Movements.” This
will be performed by Lawrence
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Mrs. Claire Meyer,
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Maves, violin, Robert Hladky, cel
lo. and William Woods, piano.
They are members of the Univer
sity Trio.
Psych TV Show
To Be Run Again
The number 12 TV program
of November 5 for Psychology
201 will be rebroadcast at noon
today.
Graduate Students
Given Fellowships
Two fellowships to University
graduate students have been re
newed for the second year by the
U S Department of Health, Edu
cation, and Welfare.
The $2,500 fellowships have
been received by Stanley E.
Brown, a candidate for a doctoral
degree in education, and Ralph
K. Leeder, who is doing post
master’s degree work. Both are
studying in the field of mental
retardation.
THE HEW fellowships were es
tablished to stimulate advanced
education for administrators of
special education programs for
the mentally retarded in the pub
lic schools.
Each fellowship is awarded to
the state department of educa
tion of the recipient's home state
and then passed on to the educa
tional institution of the student's
choice. The present fellowships
came to the University through
the Oregon and Nebraska depart
ments of education.
Sophomore Honorary
Adds to Membership
New members of Skull and
Dagger are Steve Lee, Steve
Jamison, Mike Estey, Bruce Bab
bit and Tom Tongue.
Skull and Dagger, a sophomore
men’s honorary, has eighteen ac
tive members. Qualifications are
leadership, good character, schol
arship and service to the Univer
sity.
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