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Summer Session Kansan
Friday, July 11, 1958
Concerts To Have Many Conductors
A variety of conductors will be the feature of Sunday's concerts by the band, orchestra and chorus of the Midwestern Music and Art Camp.
Daniel Moe, director of coral music at the University of Denver and this week's guest conductor, will lead the camp chorus in concert during both the afternoon and evening performances.
The direction of the orchestra concert will be divided between Gerald Carney, associate professor of music education, Russell L. Wiley, professor of band, and Dean Thomas Gorton of the School of Fine Arts.
The band will be conducted by Prof. Wiley and Prof. Carnev.
The orchestra and chorus concert will begin at 3:30 p.m. in the University Theatre in the Music and Dramatic Arts Building
The band and chorus concert will begin at 8 p.m. in the outdoor theatre just east of Hoch Auditorium.
Afternoon
Chorus
Chorus
Song Of Praise
The Paper Reeds By The Brooks From “The Peaceable Kingdom”
I Know I Have Another Building
A Babe Is Born
Mr. Moe, conducting
Orchestra
Irish Tune From County Derry
Harold In Italy, symphony with a solo viola
Second Movement: Procession Of Pilgrims
Jane Harvey, violist
Prof. Carnev. conducting
Eight Russian Folk Songs
Religious Chant
Christmas Carol
Plaintive Song
I Danced With A Mosquito
Legend Of The Birds
Cradle Song
Round Dance
Village Dance Song
Dean Gorton conducting
Symphony In B Flat
Swan Lake, Ballet Music
Scene 9 from Act II
Scene 13 from Act II
Marlan Carlson, violinist
Introduction to Act III
Prof. Wiley, conducting
Evening
Band
Irish Tune From County Derry
Band Of America March
Coronation Scene From "Boris Godounow"
John Fuerst, baritone
Cowboy Rhapsody
Prof. Wiley, conducting
Chorus
Song Of Praise
Three Old English Carols
The Savior Of The World Is Born
Jesu Thou The Virgin Born
A Babe Is Born
An Evening's Pastorale
Goin' To Boston
Mr. Moe conducting
Mr. Moe, conducting
Thompson arr. Lynn Moe
Band
Fairest Of The Fair, March
Fugue No. 4 (The Well-tempered Clavier)
Suite Francaise
Normandie
Bretague
Ile de France
Alsace-Lorraine
Provence
Euryanthe, Overture
Bach
Gould
Grainger
Lavalle
Moussorgsky
Fauchet
Tschaikovsky
Beethoven Holst
Grainger Berlioz
Shaw Davis
Sousa
Bach
Nilhaud
KU, Missouri Law Schools To Share Lawyer's Estate
KU, the University of Missouri and the Nelson Gallery of Art in Kansas City will share in an estate valued at over $500.000.
Liadov
Prof. Carney, conducting
Under terms of a will left by Mrs. Ida C Johnson of Kansas City, Mo. the two universities will divide approximately $130,000.
The money given to the universities is to be used to establish scholarships in the law schools in memory of Mrs. Robinson's husband, Omar E. Robinson. He was a Kansas City lawyer and a graduate of the University of Missouri.
Weber
Over $25,000 from the estate will be given to the Nelson Gallery for the purchase of art objects which will be marked "gift of Mrs. Ida C. Robinson." The objects will be purchased with the approval of the trustees of the estate.
'The Trojan Women' Has Cast Of18
Included in the cast are:
The third production of the Summer Theatre will be "The Trojan Women," by Euripides, to be given at 7:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday in the University Theatre in the Music and Dramatic Arts Building. It has a cost of 19 persons.
Phil Harris, Russell junior,
Athene; Hazel Marie Clemente, St.
Louis, Mo. graduate student, Menelsus;
Bill Kuhike, Denver, Colo.
graduate student, Tuthbins; Sara
Maxwell, Columbus, Mo. freshman,
Cassandra.
Ann Runge, Higginsville, Mo. sophomore, Andromache; Vickie Sue White, Great Bend freshman, Helen; Larry Solter, Kansas City, Mo. freshman, Guard.
Dodge, West Plains, Mo., Linda Eberly, Olathe, and Marilyn Miller, Olathe, Trojan Women.
Barbara Gerlash, Tarkio, Mo.
freshman, Sandra McCartney, West Plains, Mo., Marilee Templeman, Bethany, Mo., and Susan Voss, Osceola, Iowa, freshman, Trojan Women.
High school students in the cast are:
3 Films To Be Shown Tonight
KU Kappa Chapter Wins National Cup
Three films will be shown at 8:15 p.m. today just east of Robinson Gymnasium. They are "Speedbird To Sunrise", "Frontier Vacation Land" and "Wings To Alaska."
The KU chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma won the second place standards cup at the sorority's national biennial meeting. The standards cups are given to the chapters which are the most outstanding and uphold the sorority's standards the best.
Ronnie Burkhardt, Wichita, Douglas DeChairo, Westmoreland, and Dan Kocher, Topeka, Guards; Barbara Benn, West Plains, Mo. Saundra
KU delegates to the meeting were Betty Thomas, Mission junior, Judy Morgan, Emporia sophomore, and Lois Ann Dubach, Overland Park junior.
ANSWER TO CROSSWORD PUZZLE
President Jackson smoked corn cob and clay pipes and chewed tobacco at the same time. He equipped the White House with 20 spittoons.
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