Friday. Ociober l8, I963

”: Quartet Plays Brahms, Beethoven, Goren

By Karen Adkinson

A quartet is a handy thing.
It can play not only chamber
music hut also bridge,

“Going through Nebraska on
a train we can get in tour or
five rubbers".remarked Pater
Marsh, first violinist ot the
LCnox Quartet.

The Lenox String Quartet has
returned tor i second year or
resdeney at Grilmcli.

"When we came last year." i
explained Dnniilli McCall, cel—
iist, "we didn’t expect to be
here just one year. A position
of artistina-esidencc usually
implies a tcniire oi some
length. Besides. we came back ,
because we like it here."

This summer the Lenox quar
tet spent nine weeks in rcsi
dcncc at the Aspen Music Fes ‘
tival and School of Music. As
well as performing, the quartet _
coached a dozen sti ig quartets.
Prior to their Aspen engagement
they gave several summer con.
certs in San Francisco sponsor-
ed by Mills College and the San
Francisco Museum of Art.

Over the summer the quartet
made major changcid newt
violin Miss Theodora Mantz
second violinist, nought a violin
made in 1635 by Amati, maste
to Stradivarius Before its our-i
chase, the instrument was check.
ed to insure that it blended;
with the other instruments in last Saturday-

tlie quoitct.
Besides their ser-ics oi pei‘a
lioilndnccs this semester, the
quartet is teaching the two secs
lions oi introduction to Fine
Arts (music). plus a course on
iiitei-aturc [or string quaitcts
2 Miss Marita commented. “It’s
l reii-eshing to teach. The un»
sophisticated comments oi the
intro stiiilans are often quite
striking.”

Marsh
cnioyed

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added, . "I've Certainly
it; and, of Cou’

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literacy in chamhcr mu. c,"

Along with classes and pcr.
iormoncos goes preparation
Practice tor per-tormonccs cons
ilnues creiy day olten cvcn on
Sundays, Besides time spent in
linclividual piactice. the quartet
practices together iour hotlis a
day. .
McCall remarked, “We've
taken one day on since we
arrived on campus."

- Hersh, violist, added inceliouss

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The Lenox String Quart-at appears on SIHR‘B in Roberto"

 

Sl‘eve ‘ Br ooks
TV Appearance of Kiiaiinny Mi.

Group Provides Food for Though!

Just before Monday dragged'mlo Tuesday, I got a chain and
1 set it down in the TV. room in the (we should be so lucky)
union and waited tor the crowd to gather. And did it gather.
Our common bond was that we were appreciators oi the Kliar
tinny Mountain Boys" who were appearing on Johnny Kettlcson's
Coutry Music Show out of Cedar Rapids. The show was spon—
sored by a hog feed company, and all the aspiring young wits

look it to task. Whal that show was was "Iowa" with double quoicsl

and a squiggly underline, and we were laughing. We laughed
at hogs feeding, and we laughcd at all the itiniiy strange words
and the funny people, Iias\I-Ias. 1 got a picturc or all the peace
corps guys in one country in deepest, darkest Africa meeting
in a small smokesillled room and laughing at the funny "nae
lives." 1 got a' picture of a bunch ot American students at the
Sorhonne getting together at a little “we serve American food
here” sale and laughing at the stupid French.

Now titre are undoubtedly twenty-seven hundred and three
real reasons why we laughted. And every time 1 wave a torch
I burn my new corduroys or something So all i'm saying, in
effect, is,
clown irom New York State, to the joker from Coiiiornia, and
10 the kid from Des Moines who is embarrassed by what goes
on outside his own back door, I’m saying, “Wasn’t it all very
Curious?”

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“Wasn't. it all very curious what we did"" To ihcl

iKing Will Speak
;at Conferences

Winston L, King (religion)
Ywill his a featured speaker at
two different conferences this
imonlll.

i King will discuss “Split Selves
iaiid Fractured Kai-ma" before
the section on Buddhism at the
Midwest Conference on Asian
Affairs at the University ot Ne~
hraska in Lincoln, on net. 19.

at the afternoon session. Mid-
lwcsl. Division, of ihe American
Theological Society, where he

ticm in Coni'niunication." at
‘Northwestcrn University, Evan-
!ston, ill, on Oct. 25.

Paul l

‘iof teaching, counseling. or ad—i

King will be featured speaker'

wil discuss “Theology: A Pioh-l

Page Three.

llenox Quartet
iConceri Series
lio End Tonighi

l ly, “We ought to be in Mc-
Calls. ’lhc essence of Together
ness is a Stung quartet."

A selles oi [our fall Cii'd‘i-

, in discussing pcriormanccsi
lthc subicct ot audiences came!
saying' ber music concerts will be cc- -
at Grinncll tonight wh i

lup. Hci-sh stated, “In

,thcic arc certain kinds of audio sludcd

icnces, ! think a mistake is made. the Lenox Quartet Dream 5

,Much oi your iceling oi audieiSclccllons by Haydn. Bark-2‘,

lcncc reaction may h, colored bylm‘d Dvorak at 8 Pm in Rather-ls

lyour own opinion on how thelTlmatre.

lperlormancc has gone There are: The quartet will open w

'extrcmes. oi course. but most Haydn’sQu lolln E'Flatma

lof the tlmc , u can't judge." .09 30. N l. and will iollc
Miss Mantz replied, “By ‘dntl‘wilh Quartet No. 5 by Bartr

Marge. the woman In each con-rTiic Dvorak quaitct trill fol

(fill at Gl'inllell is the same, bulla brief intermisslcn

this year I think you can (cel‘ ,
,that the audi ico has a certain. The Warm 1" ”S Pecan“ YE”

loyalty and Nmnhu lot residency on the Grin .
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