Last concert presented
by chamber orchestra
The University of Oregon Sin
fonietta, a 28 member chamber
orchestra, will present its final
concert of the year in Beall Con
cert Hall tonight at 8 p.m.
Conducting the Sinfonietta is
Morrette Rider, dean of the School
of Music. The program will feature
assistant professor of music
Robert Moore as soloist. Oboist
Moore, now in his second at the
University, will perform "Concerto
in C Major for Oboe and Or
chestra” by Franz Joseph Haydn.
The opening work on the pro
gram will be the Third Orchestra!
Two choirs
orchestra to
give concert
The Lane Community College
(LCC) Concert Choir, Baroque
Orchestra, and Brass Choir will
present a joint concert tonight at 8
p.m. in LCC's performing arts
theatre.
Under the direction of Wayte
Kirchner, the 80-voice choir will
sing a largely contemporary and
secular program. The Baroque
Orchestra and the Brass Choir,
conducted by Nathan Cammack,
will present mostly classical
works, including pieces by
Handel, Bach. Teleman, Mozart,
and Vivaldi.
The concert is free.
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Suite in D Major by Johann
Sebastian Bach. The suite is one
of four compositions in this form
by Bach. Written around 1730, the
suite contains the well known
“Air,” frequently played as a solo
work, and five contrasting move
ments including several baroque
dance forms.
The remainder of the program
will be devoted to the Third Sym
phony in D Major by Franz
Schubert. The symphony was
composed in 1815 when the com
poser was 18 years old and re
veals a pronounced Italian influ
ence.
Admission is free.
LCC student
art displayed
through June
A juried exhibit by art students
at Lane Community College will
be on display in the LCC Art and
Applied Design main gallery from
May 16 through June 2.
Michael Whitenack, Director of
Statewide Services of the Univer
sity of Oregon Art Museum, will
jury the show to determine which
works will be exhibited and to
award three $25 cash prizes.
Work in all mediums will be pre
sented in the show. The exhibits
will be projects completed by LCC
art students during art classes.
Gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 10
p.m. Monday through Thursday,
and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays.
Seven positions open as
CCPA board needs filling
Every six months there is an election at the Community Center For
The Performing Arts. Being a non-profit, community oriented Center
requires that all of its major decision making be the responsibility of a
Board of Directors; and that board of directors be composed of mem
bers of the community.
It is a twelve person board. Seven positions are up for election now.
The job requires a person who is interested in the growth of the
center, who can work well in a democratic body, and has an awareness
of the community and its functions, and who takes interest in the arts.
The position is a volunteer position. There is one board meeting per
week.
The position’s advantages are the excitement and satisfaction of
seeing the Community Center For The Performing Arts grow into a well
recognized landmark; a community showcase for its performing arts.
There is to be an election at the Center this evening at 7 p.m. To be
nominated and elected requires only that you be present and that you
can say a few words about yourself and your relationship with the
Center. The general public is invited to attend.
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