Harpsichord Study Teams Musician and Physicist at Iowa
Edward L. Kottick of the School of Music and William R. Savage of physics and astronomy lead a joint acoustics study of the harpsichord at the University of Iowa. The Galpin Society funds support, and a special lab houses a built harpsichord for testing.
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Univeristy of
Iowa
Edward L. Kottick
School of Music
William R. Savage
Department of Physics and Astronomy
The
Galpin Society
Kottick-Savage
Kottick
U of I
Savage
Department of Physics
National Bureau of Standards
Acoustical Society of America
Physics Research Center
University of Iowa Symphony Concert Wednesday
University of Iowa Symphony Orchestra, conducted by James Dixon, performs Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Hanchel Auditorium. The program includes Mozart Overture to La Clemenza di Tito, Mahler Des Knaben Wunderhorn selections, Hervig Music for a Concert, and Dvorak Slavonic Dances. Soprano Martha Sheil and bass John Van Dura are soloists. Admission is free.
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Iowa City
James Dixon
University of Iowa Symphony Orchestra
Hanchel Auditorium
Mozart
Mahler
Richard Hervig
Dvorak
Martha Sheil
John van Dura
U of I Music
Hervig
U of I School of Music
Iowa City centers appoint managers for ethnic groups
The University of Iowa announces two appointments at its ethnic cultural centers. Darlene Wind is named head of the Chicano Native American center at 308 Melrose Ave. Marilyn Turner becomes manager of the Afro American center at 303 Melrose Ave.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Department of Special Support Services
Darlene Wind
Melrose Ave
Marilyn Turner
Ozawa Sees China Music Rebirth and Hope
Seiji Ozawa, director of the Boston Symphony, recalls his second China trip revealing a cultural revival after years of repression. He describes unstructured early rehearsals with the Peking Central Philharmonic, rising pupil enrollment, plans for better instruments, and a new concert hall and public life in Beijing.
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Seiji Ozawa
Boston Symphony Orchestra
China
Peking
UPI
Peking Central Philharmonic
Brahms
Beethoven
Wu Zu-chiang
Yang Bing Sun
Peh Hei
North Sea
Quinn collection at Hirshhorn staged in 79 works display
Judith Zilczer at the Hirshhorn curates 79 pieces from the Quinn collection borrowed from owners for a Labor Day show. The Quinn dispersal, begun after his 1924 death, dispersed some 2,500 works and left 11 pieces missing, with hopes to locate them over time.
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Washington
UPI
John Quinn
Judith Zilczer
Quinn
Fostoria
Ohio
Zilczer
Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Labor Day
Hirshhorn
America
New York
Central Park West
J. P. Morgan
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Cedar Rapids Recreation Commission
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Karl Christiansen
Hall Foundation
Recreation Department
Wilton
Hall
U of Symphony
Ozawa
Jeanne Robert Foster
Taylor's
M27
Ue Co
Zales
Zales the
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Lindale Plaza
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