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Concert Program
Saturday Concert
2:15 p.m.
University Theatre
PROGRAM
Concert Orchestra
Gerald M. Carney, conductor
Skitch Henderson, guest conductor
Thayne Tolle, guest conductor
THEME SONG:
Irish Tune from County Derry ... Percy Grainger
Correct conducting
Sinfonia Piccola ... Heikki Suolahti
First movement, mia non troppo
Second movement, andante
Third movement, scherzo
Fourth movement, andante and allegro
... Henry Cowell
Henderson, conducting
Varsity Band
LeRoy Esau, conductor
Skitch Henderson, guest conductor
Wendell Hodges, guest conductor
Lonn Richards, guest conductor
Pentland Hills March Capt. J. H. Howe Selections from "West Side Story" Leonard Bernstein
Egmont Overture ... Ludwig von Beethoven
Hodges, conducting
Coat of Arms March ... George Kenny
Fantasia in G Major ... Johann Bach
Sunday Concerts
2:15 p.m.
University Theatre
PROGRAM
Concert Choir and Chamber Choir
Darrell Benne and James Ralston, conductors
Jane Fager, accompanist
Requiem Mass in D Minor, K. 626 W. A. Mozart
Introit and Kyrie Lacrymosa
Dies irae Domine Jesu
Tuba mirum Hostias
Rex tremendae Sanctus
Recordare Benedictus
Confutatis Agnus Dei
Solioists
Phyllis Hunter, soprano
Karen Stallings, soprano
Jay Maddox, tenor
Vicki Baber, contralto
Lynne Melvin, contralto
Steve Dickson, bass
Orchestra Members of KU Faculty and KU Students Symphony Orchestra Gerald M. Carney, conductor Skitch Henderson, guest conductor
THEME SONG:
Irish Tune from County Derry ... Percy Grainger
Overture in D Major ... George Frideric Handel
Capriccio Espagnol ... Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov
Albonado
Variazioni
Alborado
Scena e canto gitans
Fandango asturiano
Carney, conducting
Fair is Fair, March ... Richard Rogers
Outdoor Overture ... Aaron Copland
The Firebird, suite ... Igor Stravinsky
Introduction
Ronde des Princesses
Interlude
Danse Infernale du roi Kastchei
Berceuse and Finale
Henderson, conducting
Henderson, conducting
7:00 p.m.
University Theatre
PROGRAM
Symphonic Band
Kenneth Bloomquist, conductor
Skitch Henderson, guest conductor
La Fiesta Mexicana ... Owen Reed
Prelude to Aztec Dance
Mass
Carnival
Bloomquist, conducting
Henderson, conducting Concert Band
Knightsbridge March Eric Coates
Zampa Overture Joseph Herold
Wiley, conducting
Excerpts from "Manzoni Requiem" Guissepe Verdi
Danza Finale from the Ballet "Estancia" Alberto Ginastera
Overture to "La Gazza Ladra" ... Gioacchino Rossini
Suite of Old American Dances ... Robert Russell Bennett
Cake Walk
Schottische
Western One-Step
Wallflower Waltz
Rag
Muracao ... Skitch Henderson
March Op. 99 ... Serge Prokofieff
Henderson, conducting
Relief is in sight for film viewers
Summer Kansan Friday, July 21, 1967
Hope is in sight for KU students who cope with the crowded, neck - craning, back - breaking conditions in Dyche Auditorium at the Student Union Activities (SUA) Classical and Popular Film Series.
In the fall of 1968, a 500-seat auditorium in the planned Kansas Union expansion will be the showplace of all SUA films. Construction on the complex will begin this fall, according to Union director Frank Burge.
By BONNIE SOLOW
"WE HOPE to receive federal loans to finance the project," Burge said, "but if we can not sell our construction bonds federally, we will go to the commercial market."
The Union expansion will include meeting rooms, an enlarged bookstore, and refreshment centers as well as the auditorium with permanent projection facilities.
Since the razing of Old Fraser Hall in 1965, Dyche Hall Auditorium, which seats 208, has been the home of the SUA film series.
Because of Dyche's limited capacity, movie-bound students are often turned away at the door or are granted admittance only to stand throughout the film while others, seated, crane their necks to see the screen.
Though there are 10 other auditoriums on the Hill, no possibilities exist for moving the film series permanently before the completion of the Union expansion.
ASIDE FROM DYCHE, only Hoch and a small projection room in the Bailey Hall basement have built-in film facilities. Hoch Auditorium with its 4,000 seats would swallow up the 500 SUA film viewers, while the Bailey projection room would not seat half of them.
Though the University Theatre can also handle projection equipment, it is always heavily booked.
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