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The flexibility of teaching
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teach by multiple choice, true
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Coming Attractions: Llords' "International' Marionette Show, and John Williams, Classical Guitarist
Concert Series Books Six Programs
A season of concerts that will Include three chamber music
ensembles, a young classical guitarist, an adult puppet show,
and a concert pianist-humorist, plus two bonus programs is
offered for 1963-64 in the University of Oregon's Little Concert
Series. This will be the second season that the series is offered
under the sponsorship of the Erb Memorial Student Union Board.
The program will be made up of two series of concerts:
SERIES A CONCERTS John Williams, Australian classical
guitarist, Nov. 12; Llords' "International," marionette show for
adults, Jan. 8; and Henry L. Scott, pianist-humorist, March 5.
SERIES B CONCERTS Claremont Quartet, Nov. 20; Krainis
Baroque Trio, Dec. 5; and Vlach Quartet, Feb. 19. In addition,
two bonus concerts featuring local professional artists, will be
announced during the year.
Season ticket sales for the scries will open Thursday. All
sales will be by telephone or mail order. Mail orders may be
sent to the office of the Program Director, Erb Memorial
Student Union, University of Oregon. Telephone orders may be
. called to DI 2-1411, ext. 1921. Season tickets for the series are
sold with several options. Tickets for all six concerts, plus two
bonus concerts, are priced at $10 for students and $14 for
adults. Tickets for four concerts, plus two bonus concerts, are
priced at $7 for students and $10 for adults.
Buyers of the four-concert, two bonus concert, package may
purchase in the following combinations: Three series A con
certs, one series B concert, and two bonus concerts; three series
B concerts, one scries A concert, and two bonus concerts; or
two series A concerts, two series B concerts, and two bonus
concerts.
The artists who will appear on the series during the coming
season cover an unusual range of talents.
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protege of Segovia, will be making his first concert tour tn
America. The 21-year-old guitarist is one of the most heralded
musicians of his generation. He has made highly successful
debuts in London, Paris, and Madrid. Segovia has declared of
him that "it will not be long before bis name becomes a by
word ..."
The remarkable marionette theatre of Llords' "Interna
tional" is probably the most unusual concert attraction touring
today. It is a marionette ballet set to music; a series of
vignettes performed by a company of more than 200 puppets
manipulated by Daniel Llords. It Is a sophisticated return of
superb artistry to the marionette string, classed as serious adult
performance.
Henry L. Scott, who has been termed "The Will Rogers of
the Piano," is the originator and pioneer of concert humor in
America. He was trained in concert music at Syracuse Uni
versity and the Mannes School of Music and his artistry as a
pianist is not questioned. In addition, he adds the dimension
of laughter, gaiety and heartwarming uplift to music.
An American quartet that was termed "major" when it was
formed in 1954 Is tho Claremont Quartet. The group presents
a comprehensive repertory of chamber music ranging from
earliest master to the advanced moderns.
An ensemble that presents music of the recorder, viola da
gamba, and harpsichord is the Krainis Baroque Trio. The
groups, under the leadership of Bernard Krainis, offers a pro
gram that is at once vital and provocative. -
The Vlach Quartet, a Czechoslovakian chamber group that
has been acclaimed for outstanding musicianship, is another
feature of the Little Concert Scries. This quartot is considered
in the front rank of the world's chamber ensembles.
Garden Club Plans Flower Show
Theme of the annual spring
flower show of Eugene Garden
Club will be "Mother Here and
There," according to the gen
eral chairman, Mrs. Wallace
Carpenter. The event is sched
uled for Mother's Day weekend,
May 11 and 12 at the clubhouse,
1645 High Street.
Committee chairmen are:
Schedule, Mrs. Carl Gregg;
judges, Mrs. Sig Seashore and
Mrs. Dale Dick; staging, Mrs.
Ben Andrews and Mrs. Tom
Blair; properties, Mrs. Bernard
Lyons; publicity, Mrs. Everett
Eggleston; entries-arrangements,
Mrs. Glen Casady and Mrs. Sig
Seashore; horticulture, Mrs.
Carl Gregg and Mrs. Lloyd
Staples; juniors, Mrs. R, L. Fol
lett; placing, arrangements, Mrs.
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Harpolc; horticulture, Mrs.
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Carlon; conservation, Mrs. R. D.
Busey; tearoom, Mrs. Elizabeth
Romane; plant sale, Mrs. R. D.
Busey; hostesses, Mrs. Wallace
Carpenter.
There also will be commercial
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The show is open to the pub
lic free of charge. Rules for
entry and a schedule will be an
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