THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 2 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ~ IstonII.n Discusses Musical Experience ary music is finally gaining ai prominent place in the recitalist's; repertoire. Old pieces are begin-] ning to be listened to in historical perspective. "I do not consider it the obli-1 gation of a performer to force+ modern music upon his audience. He must do what he feels is right. If he performs contemporary mu- sic without the proper background for and understanding of it he is really doing a disservice. He can get away with a poor performance because people do not know the music; and the people might grow to dislike the music because what they are hearing does not convey aesthetic proportions the composer intended," Istomin continued. "Whenever two or more instru- mentalists join forces, the problem of balance immediately occurs. And each combination presents different problems," Istomin said. In regard to his recent perform- ances with the Budapest trio mem- bers, the large sonority and broad dynamic range of the piano had to be blended with the smaller, less assertive strings. All must be heard, yet none must be slighted. Acquired Skill "This technique of balance is one which few pianists have, al- though it is one of the musical skills which can be acquired. To ask what is a good balance is a very subjective question. The viol- inist will want to emphasize the strings; the pianist will prefer full piano sonority. It is when one can- not hear all of the instruments all of the time that the balance is the best. The melodic lines should be emphasized and the accompani- ments should be suppressed." Across Campus Prof. Edwin J. Thomas of the. psychology department and the social work school will address a social work-social science colloqu- ium on "Criteria for Selecting Knowledge from Behavioral Sci- ences for Use in Social Practice" at noon tomorrow in the Social Work Lounge, Frieze Bldg. Public Health . James Dixon, president of Anti- och College, will speak on the topic, "Public Health-The Art of the Possible" at 4 p.m. tomorrow in the Public Health School Aud. Anthropology.. . Prof. Franck C. Hibben of the University of Mexico will discuss "Prehistoric Painted Murals from a Pottery Mound" at 4:10 p.m. to- morrow in Aud. B. To Discuss Jurisdiction In Mergyer Under discussion yesterday by the Michigan Union-Women's' League merger study committee were the jurisdiction and form of the board which would govern thej joined organization. Participants, who were members of the Union and League boards, generally agreed that the purpose of such a board would be to oper- ate the facilities rather than the' student activities. They considered a proposal for a transient board which would be in existence at the same time as the presently constituted boards. In the next academic year, the Union and League boards would send representatives to be a part of the interim third board. Under the proposal, this third board would consist of faculty, stu- dents, alumni, and representatives from the Office of Business and Finance and the Office of Student Affairs. However, the method for choosing these representatives for the proposed interim board has not yet been decided. One question the study commit- tee has not completed decided is whether the merger would be of building facilities or merely of gov- erning boards. Another problem is determining a method for forming the budget for the merged bodies. Program Notes By ROBERT GRODY Prof. Benjamin Rivlin of Brook- lyn College will head a panel of experts in a discussion of Algeria as an African trouble spot on WMSB's (TV) series, "Great De- cisions of 1963." The program will be broadcast on channel 10 at noon on Wednesday and at 6:30 p.m. Friday. The panel will at- tempt to point out possible solu- tions to Algeria's problems in re- lation to the country's role in in- ternational affairs. Stanley Quartet,... The Stanley Quartet will pre- sent a public concert at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in Rackham Lecture Hall. Selections will include: "Quartet in C major, K. 465" by Mozart; "Quartet No. 8 (1960)" by Pr-of. Ross Lee Finney; and "Quar- tet in B flat major, Opus 67" by Brahms. 'Tueen Tidbits... Viola Fisher of the Public Health School will talk on the eating habits of "'tweens," chil-' dren between two and six. "Meals for the 'Tweens" is this week's program on the University's tele- vision series, "Accent," at 7:15 a.m. Saturday on WJBK. APA Shakespeare.. . The University's Professional Theatre Program will open its third play in its winter Shake- speare Festival. The Association of Producing Artists Resident Co. will give the play, "The Tragical History of King Richard the Sec- ond," opening at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at Trueblood Aud. and continuing through Sunday. Piano Concerts.. . The School of Music will offer a series of three piano concerts this week, to be performed by graduate students in music. At 4:15 p.m. Wednesday, in !Aud. A, Joseph Banowetz will play music by Bach-Busoni, Ravel, Beethoven and Prokofieff. At 4:15 p.m. on Friday, in Aud. A, a group of Debussy's "Etudes" will be per- formed by six doctoral students. Lane Hall Aud. will witness Lisa Grable's recital at 8:30 p.m. Sat- urday. She will offer sonatas by Mozart, Beethoven and Stravin- sky, as well as Chopin's G minor Ballade. Budapest Quartet... The University Musical Society will close its Chamber Music Fes- tival at 2:30 p.m. today with string trios by members of the Budapest String Quartet at Rack- ham Aud. The performers are: Alexander Schneider, first violin; Boris Kroyt, viola; and Misha Schneider, violoncello. IFC Designates Junior Officers The following sophomores have been selected to serve as junior officers of Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil: Academic Affairs: Henry Buick; Alumni Relation: Robert Bolle; Fraternity Relations: John Win- der; Fraternity Services: Brooks Bock; Personnel: Larry Kripke; Publications: Bruce Nelson; Rush Committee: Larry Lossing; Social Committee: Robert Tobias. DIAL 5-6290 Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 P.M. FRED MACMURRAY weyOL9ON n~oWYNN EXTRA DONALD DUCK CARTOON v :>a .vr:.::.-{.¢","::"y":r.: **ST:":}."Y >:""::i* ::%:*:*":S:;m,:-".::.:r.;^*v"*x, xx..,. +..." .,* x >:v : :".rx. y.x-vr DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN v} ""V'i ".a:: ::r:"""rr.:":".":"t"r-:".".-"a ."r.:"::.-..":....".:.":. 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