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Thursday. October 25, 1973
University Daily Kansan
By LINDA WEINSTEIN
Kennan Staff Reporter
Allman Brothers Concert Rejected
Two representatives of Wild West Productions, a concert production company based in Houston, said Tuesday that a policy of the University Events Committee had prevented the appearance of the brothers Band at the University of Kansas.
Michael Dunham, president of the company, and Frank Polte, a representative of the company's Karasos office, had objected to a proposed Nov. 9 Allman Brothers Band concert it would conflict with the Miracles concert scheduled for Nov. 10.
The decision was unfair, the pro-
spective said, and in this case the
prosecutor was not obliged to do
the best for the
students on campus," Dumah said. "Any university in the country would be happy to save the Allman Brothers Band, and I don't think KU's an exception."
THE MIRACLES concert is being sponsored by Alpha Kappa alpha sorority. The Allman Brothers Band concert would have been sponsored by the Student Union
Emily Taylor, dear of women, said yesterday, "We deal with concerts on a case to case basis. It was a unanimous decision of the committee that it would be better not to have both concerts. We turned the Allman Brothers Band concert down on grounds that it wasn't fair to the first group (the Miracles concert).
"The committee isn't concerned with the content of politics. It's only concerned with the content of politics."
The University Events Committee is composed of student, faculty members and staff.
scheduling."
DUNHAM and Polte said they had talked to members of Alpha Kappa alpha security, who said the organization was insane.
The committee policy states, "The intention (of the committee) is to make an objective appraisal of requests for the use of University facilities, rather than to impose subjective judgment upon the content of proposed events."
Sorority representatives didn't care whether the Allman Brothers Concert was scheduled the night before their concert, they said.
Rosalind Gumbay, Kansas City, Mo.
senior, is one of the organizers of the
Miracles concert.
"The promoters never talked with me," Gumby said. "Dean Taylor just mentioned something about the Allman Brothers and it might think it would affect the Miracles concert."
Taylor said she knew the sorority didn't care whether the Allman Brothers concert
"I've never even heard of the Allman brothers Band anyway. At first, I brought up that they were playing at a concert."
"THE COMMITTEE decision wasn't based on whether or not the sorority cared, but what the results would be. They might have been better in their concert lost money," Taylor said.
Casals: A Master of Perfection
The London Observer
By BERNARD SHORE The London Observer
To all of us musicians who worked with him, Pablo Gauls will remain the ultimate champion.
The strings of the orchestra listened to him as to no one else. It was an occasion, the atmosphere something like a Tocasque in rehearsal. He sat on his chair, turned around in his chair and asked for quieter sounds, or to phrase and bow as he wished. This, from a lesser artist has been known to cause resentment, but with his joy to try to respond to his utmost wish
It is difficult to explain why the tone he produced was so completely individual, but there was something guttly about its quality that we heard from no other collars. The hummingbird song could be more complex. One could say perhaps that his tone was the opposite of the smoother sounds that are more common today produced by steel strings. The peculiar quality of the Gorilla cell he used, which suiled him to percuss, may have added to that unquiet sound.
HE NEVER seemed to cherish or fuss over his cello, which was generally pretty well smothered in rosin—a friend of mine who went to see him one day discovered that a string even had a knot in it. The stick of the bow was always white with rosin and often had a bit of cotton wool around it instead of the men's own leather arm band. He fell down. Whereas other artists are bound to have off days, he never seemed out of form.
The acute difficulties of intonation and other technical problems did not seem to exist for him. This technique was no natural phenomenon but developed by desperately hard work in his younger days, when he realized that he would have to abandon
THE KU ASTRONYMON ASSOCIATES will have an organizational meeting at 8 tomorrow night in the University observatory, 500 Landley Hall. Membership to formally formed organization will be open to amateurs in the community, students and faculty.
THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLYNE will sponsor a speaker 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in Hech Audiotrium. Laud Humphreys from Pitcher College, Clarmont, Calif., will speak on "Are Plumbers Needed in the Public" all. All KU students are invited to attend.
orthology and find his own method of tone production and technique if the cello was to communicate his innermost thoughts and passion for the music.
He was thoroughly dissatisfied with the accepted principles of cello technique as he found them—the ugly sounds caused by the faulty changes of position of the left hand, the misuse of an inadequate vibrato, the poor control of the instrument and the loud climb all over the cello with such ease that the changes of position been inaudible.
HE STROVE to make the fingers of his left hand so flexible that he could transfer the weight of one to the other—whatever distance away—with the least disturbance of vibrato and quality of tone. This vitality that his fingers put in every note seemed to act as they dynamo for his rhythem. One of these movements drives his fingers driving his whole playing onward and helping to form those wonderful colors in his tone.
On the other hand, he made his brow breathe naturally. He trained his fingers to know no limit of movement and such was the control and range of his bow, which he would almost use to create an infinite variety of speed and pressure. He would almost make it snort on an open "c" string and then produce the utmost delicacy of sound in a phrase more apt for a voluminist. One point about his bow was that there was unnecessary or awkward movement.
IT is interesting to have his own definition of technique, quoted in Albert Kahn's *The Science of Music*, where he is regarded technique as a means and not an end in itself. The most perfect technique is that which is not noticed at all." That is precisely what we musicians learn from listening.
But the cello was a hard taskmaster, in spite of being his so-called servant. I shall be calling her to London to conduct us, after playing a concerto the previous night at Queen's Hall, and greeting us with the words: "Ah, what a relief! I can enjoy making music with you."
Not only did this remark reveal that for all his superb mastery of the cello it was a terrific strain to sustain the perfection he demanded of his playing, it also showed that he wanted a far wider horizon for his musicmaking than the cello could give him. It is possible that he would have musical reward to be limited to the few great works given to the cello, when the whole orchestral repertoire was open to him as a conductor.
THE TROUBLE was that Casals as a conductor found it very difficult to complain about this, and could only repeatedly sing a phrase until the orchestra painfully attempted to get his meaning, but too often this kind of thing came across more than once in the a-d-a-n—ly a-d-a-n, l-y a-d-a, l-y a-d-a.
Unfortunately none of us could tell the difference between right and wrong. Finally, we were able to see the difference.
He loved conducting as long as he had unlimited time for rehearsal. He had only three rehearsals with us and he complained rather sadly "Ah, ladies and gentlemen, I want only one hour to rehearse a piece. Me, I like a year, and then I am not finished.
Mike Miller, an SUA advisor, said he didn't want students to think it was the fault of the SUA the University Events Committee agreed to. A senior Alman Brothers Band wasn't scheduled.
longer, took his cello up to the rostrum, and humly remarked: "Maestro, please play it to us." Casals face became once more serene. He smiled, took the cello, and we immediately sat calmly with all with him; three notes from his bass, saved half an hour of agonizing mystery.
The concert was originally scheduled for Oct. 27, but the promoters told SAU at the last minute that the Alman Brothers Band couldn't play on that date. The Allman band could play to play on the Nov. 9 date, but the Miracles already had been scheduled for Nov. 10.
The Allman Brothers Band wanted to perform in Allen Field House.
"I's virtually impossible to set up a concert in the field house on a Friday night because of basketball practice in the afternoons. There we're not even a place to hold the concert."
Political Seminar Saturday
A fall political seminar featuring area speakers will deal with 10 topics of community, state and national political importance Saturday in Wescoe Hall.
The purpose of the seminar, sponsored by the Political Action Committee of the Commission on the Status of Women, is to increase the number of people effectively involved in politics, according to Lynn a Professor senior and chairman of the seminar.
The seminar will consist of a series of hour-long discussions, Knox said. The speakers will serve as moderators. Each will be conducted twice during the day.
From noon to 1 p.m., the workshops will be: Community Action, with Nancy Hambleton, Lawrence mayor, Room 4019; money, with Mike Davis, associate professor of law, Room 4002; A Feminist's Place in the Republican party, with Pat Storey, member of the Republic white state legislature, Room 4003. Needs to be Done and Can Be done in the State Legislature, with Ruth Wilkin, Kansas state representative, Room 4035.
The same workshops will be repeated from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the same rooms.
From 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., and again from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m., the workshops will be : Raceism and Sexism-What Issues Can We Work on Together, with Evonne Crown, member of the Panel of American Women and Doretta Henderson, director of the
Kansas City chapter of the national Welfare Rights Organization, Room 4002; What Can You Do in an Off Year: Involvement in the Democratic Party, with Jim Halsig, Kansas Young Democrats president, Room 4019; Repaying our War to the Native Americans, with Fort Forney professor of social welfare and chairman of the Advisory Board to the Prairie Band Potatowati tribe, Room 4034; Working with Labor, with Julia Smith Mundy, women's activity director and voter registration coordinator of the Kansas State Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO, National Farm Policies, with representatives of the National Organization for Women, United Farm-workers and Common Cause, Room 4057.
One other workshop, How to Lobby Successfully, with Roberta Sharp, state lobbyist of Kansas Women for Highway Safety, will be from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m., and again from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in Room 4034. There is no charge for attendance.
Kansan Correction
The Kanas misquoted Connie Kelley, Lincoln, Neb., junior, yesterday as saying that some DeSoto High School music students "can't even read music." Kelley instead said that "some students can't even read music."
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Election Seen as Coup By Younger Grangers
Voucher members of the Kansas State Grange managed a coup at the Grange's Centennial Convention in 1920. The convention organizer, Jeanne Steeffey, convention organizer.
The coap was the election of Max Bailey of Delia as state Granger master. Bailey was elected to fill the remaining year of the four-year term of James W. Ingwersen, who resigned the post because of poor health.
Steffey said yesterday that Bailey's election was a move forward for the Grange in its effort to attract younger members.
In other action, the delegates reelected Ralph Augur of Mound City to a
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Grange delegates defeated a controversial resolution calling for a state law to require annual examinations of 15-year-old girls and 15-year-old girls for vascular disease.
Steffey said the delegates had considered resolutions aimed at revising school finance laws in Kansas.
"Mobile home owners and trailer court owners aren't paying their share of taxes."
The convention officially ended yesterday afternoon. More than 600 delegates were in Lawrence for the convention, according to Steffey.
SPECIAL TEACHING ON BODY-LIFE
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Sessions led by Ken Waltkins, Intern from Peninsula Bible Church, Palo Alto, Calif. This Church has led in developing Body-Life Principles.
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Oct. 24-26, Wed.-Fri.
7:30 p.m. Nightly
Teaching on love and unity within the Church
for just as we have many members in one body and all the members do not really members of another'. 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