Perspectives on America program schedule at Hanover College
A lengthy listing outlines Sunday November 8 events for Perspectives on America at Hanover College. It details concert performances by the Hanover College Band and Choir, a symposium on American contributions in the arts with participants like Jacqueline Clifford and Bernhard Heiden, a convocation featuring Alfred Kazin, faculty seminars, and various student productions and gallery exhibitions. Many named performers, speakers, and works span music, literature, art, and science topics across Parker Auditorium, the Long Ballroom, and other campus venues.
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Hanover College
Jean Kinley
Nancy Hutchcroft
Marcia Martin
Graeme Gilmore
Jacqueline Clifford
Roland Dickey
Bernhard Heiden
Donald O. Roberts
Max Poland
Parker Auditorium
Alfred Kazin
Long Ballroom
Robert Wissler
Hillside Hotel
Madison
America
George A. Lipsky
Douglas Schwartz
Campus events promise Hanover week of plays and games
Hanover students look to an active week with two Julius Caesar performances in Parker Auditorium and a Saturday road game at Franklin. Perspectives on America week starts Monday offering diverse events, while a reminder to study follows the Thought for the Week on the value of recognizing ignorance as the first step to knowledge.
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Parker Auditorium
Panthers
Franklin
America
Hanover
Hanover Concert Band To Premiere Sunday
Hanover College Concert Band under Mr. Max Poland presents a Sunday 3 30 p m concert as part of Perspectives on America. The program features Concerto Grosso with Barry Canaday Tom Cullison on trumpets and Doug Deatz trombone plus Music for a Carnival Concerto Square Dance and On the Esplanade. The band last performed publicly three years ago and invites more students to rehearse with no instrument needed and no auditions.
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Tom Cullison
Barry Canady
Douglas Deatz
Aubig Ton Fe
Hanover College
Max Poland
America
Barry Canaday
Doug Deatz
Hanover
Mr. Poland
Ella
Becky Bishop
Glenn Miller
Bach
Rec Committee Presents Evening Of Art Shorts
The Rec Committee screens seven contemporary pieces in Parker Auditorium as part of a series. Highlights include Day of the Painter by Robert R. Davis, Pow Wow by Allen Downes, Desperate Heart from a Brinnin poem, Date with Dizzy by Jim Di Gange and John Hubley, Mark Tobey Artist, Tall Tales with Burl Ives and others, and The Neighboring Shore a Venice Festival prize winner blending Whitman poetry with 100+ woodcuts by Antonio Frasconi.
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America
Parker Auditorium
Rec Committee
Robert R. Davis
Allen Downes
San Francisco
John Malcolm Brinnin
Valerie Bettis
Dizzy Gillespie
Dizzy
Jim di Gange
John Hubley
Mark Tobey
New York
United States
Burl Ives
Josh White
Will Geer
Winston O’keefe
Walt Whitman
Antonio Frasconi
Seminar Offers U S Folk Art Program On Thursday
The Folk Creation and the Human Drama in American Music seminar opens Thursday with student performers Jim Craig Gary Parrott Jim Mc Call and his group and Mal Schaus presenting nine or ten folk songs spanning work nonsense spiritual blues country mountain cowboy sea chanty and protest tunes. Lowell Wormley will narrate.
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Jim Craig
Gary Parrott
Jim McCall
Mal Schaus
Lowell Wormley
Wilder drama staged by students at Parker Auditorium
Students present Pullman Car Hiawatha on Wednesday November 11 at 7 15 in Parker Auditorium as part of Perspectives on America Week November 8 13 Thornton Wilder is chosen as the American dramatist and the production uses a bare stage with a stage manager and town figures to explore the man and his universe.
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Dore
Parker Auditorium
Thornton Wilder
Our Town
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