University Symphony
performs for free tonight
featuring student soloists
The University Symphony, conducted by
Lawrence Maves, will perform tonight at 8
p.m. in Beall Concert Hall.
The concert will feature student soloists
who were selected by auditions held in Feb
ruary. Soloists for the first half of the concert
will be Kit Dodd, Doreen Hawkey, both vio
lists, Jan Gault, flute, Robert Howard,
clarinet, and Margaret Wells, flute. After in
termission Gerald Farmer, clarinet, Peter
Frajola, violin, and Beth Emmons, flute, will
perform.
Admission is free.
Best of Broadway highlights
Eugene Symphony pop concert
KPNW, The Eugene Symphony and
Goodwill Industries of Lane County are ‘get
ting together for the fun of it' at a concert
next Thursday at McArthur Court.
The Pops Concert is featuring the Best of
Broadway with music and songs from
South Pacific, Oklahoma, Paint Your
Wagon, My Fair Lady and more. Theodore
Piute will be guest conductor. Myra Brand,
Alan Kays and Neil Wilson will be the fea
tured soloists. Special guest performers are
KPNW's Lee Gordon and the University's
Gregg Ballard.
General admission tickets are $4; stu
dents and senior, $3 and reserved seats,
$6. Host tickets are $10 which entitle the
purchaser to a reception and chance to
meet the performers.
Tickets are available now at the Eugene
Symphony Office, 1245 Charnelton #1,
Carl Greve Jewelers in the downtown mall,
Meier & Franks, Van Duyn's Interiors in
Southtown, Lights for Music in Springfield
and the EMU Main Desk. Special Lane
Transit bus service from 10th and Olive to
McArthur Court before and after the per
formance will be provided Call 687-5555
for further information.
The Eugene Symphony Association pro
vides music appreciation and education
through music workshops for students, mini
concerts to hospitals and nursing homes
and a healthy cultural climate for area resi
dents. Goodwill attempts to provide a better
quality of life for handicapped citizens
through work evaluation, work adjustment,
on-the-job training and independent living
skills.
Free vocal recital
tomorrow at LCC
Christopher Ryan, baritone and Lane
Community College instructor, will present
a free recital in the college’s performing arts
theatre tomorrow at noon. The recital will
last about one hour.
Accompanied by Virginia Hurwitz on
piano, Ryan will sing a variety of songs in
English, French, and German. Samuel
Barber's “Despite and Still,” Debussy s
"Trois Chansons de France," four pieces
by Charles Ives, and Hugo Wolf's settings
of poems by J. von Eichendorff are on the
program
Ryan is a doctoral candidate here at the
University
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