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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29,



To HeaMusic f rom 'Gold

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DEAN EMMONS:

REHEARSING-Student orchestra, conducted by Carl Karapetian,
Gold Seeker," written by Paul Cooper, of the School of Music. They
in Auditorium A, Angell Hall. Cooper wrote the score as backgrou
featurette, which won first prize in its category at the Internatio

tioiship of this man to the town." awarded him after he received his versity who would be interested in,
There are only two or three M.A. from USC. doing a libretto," he said. "Evi-,
points in the film where the music Besides the score for "The Gold dently I haven't found them yet.".
is actually synchronized with the Seeker," Cooper has composed Orchestra To Perform
action, he said. Otherwise, it is three quartets, two symphonies, an Thoresawicwllp-
background music to set the mood. oratory based on Job, and "a good form tch score isawh oup f er
Continuity Achieved deal of chamber music." frdentsonedisby Conuctor Kau-
".There is a continuity in the Right now he's looking for an pntaounde by Conductor Ka-
score achieved by the use of an opera libretto. "There are assured- "Each member is a serious stu-
old miner's tune-not obvious to ly many writers here at the Uni- dent of his or her instrument,
he aId and the concertmaster, Michael
Avsharian is one of the finest
"The score is a little modern o cert,-Set A
perhaps for Hollywood ears," he tian clainied w
said, "but has received good re-t "Since i formed the orchestra, it
views from music critics, It em- F SundYa hSibcoefmoeandeorero
ploys many devices peculiar to the ~ abecomemore and more pred
tweniet cetur, esecillybi-ficient. I think now it has reached
twentieth century, especially bi- The Chicago Symphony Orches- a height of artistic excellence," he
tonality and counterpoint" tra, conducted by Fritz Reiner, said.
Cooper studied at the University will appear at 8:30 p.m. Sunday in Plans Conducting Career
of Southern California and the Hill Auditorium.
Sorbonne and National Conserva- The program, one of the Choral Karapetian, who plans a con-
tory in Paris. He started compos- Union Concert series, will include: gduct career, is res Btlstu;
Ing when he was 12 years old. "Overture to 'Beatrice and Bene- School of Music. He has been con-
Studied Piano dict'," by Berlioz; "Symphony No. ducting since he was eighteen,
When he was with the army in 36 CLinz')," by Mozart; "Spanish having also worked under Victor
Europe he studied piano in Ger- Rhapsody," by Ravel; and "Sym- Kohler, former conductor of the
many. His, studies in France came phony No. 5, Op. 100," by Proko- Detroit, Symphony Orchestra, and
under a Fulbright fellowship, fieff. studied in Europe while he was
stationed with the army in Ger-
FOR THE SUMMER: many. For a while he conducted
the army orchestra in Bremer-
-1 ri , " " haven, preparing and performing
'up ls iit rea Br tin, oncerts in Germany and Holland.
"These concerts were one of the
In '1 Education School Course
University students will be able
to study secondary education in pected to consume $425, while
Great Britain first hand this sum- meals and lodging should run be- f
tween $125 and$175, according to U IIRU1KER
Education school has announced Prof. Eggertsen.g
a new course in comparative eduA
cational studies. based on a con-
ducted tour of Great Britain last-
ing from June 18 to Aug. 5. DANCING
Travel is to' be by bus or train
from Liverpool to Edinburgh, Friday & Saturday
Edinburgh to Sheffield, Sheffield toF
Cambridge, and Cambridge to Nights
Lodn.ines the group is limited to 30 '
persons, a' prompt enrollment is The
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Michigan students will have to
pay a registration fee of' $70 while
o-state residents can enroll at a
cosDt of $155. As
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students choosing its own memb
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faculty of the college, but th
--Daily-Fredr Merrllthis is rarely done.
'58SM, rehearses score for "The The honor council hears o
will perform the work March 20, to uasn eson. "Therad
nd music for a 40-minute film more infractions of the rules,"
nal Flm Festival in Edinburgh added, "but there is little dou
means used to acquaint the people
of Germany with American cul-
ture," he recalled. UNI
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