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The University of Illinois School of Music
and
Division of University Extension present the
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Bernard Goodman, Conductor
Charles Delaney, Assistant to the Conductor
Assisting Artist
Soulima Stravinsky, Piano
FALL CONCERT AND TOUR, OCTOBER 28-30, 1962
HOMAGE TO IGOR STRAVINSKY
on the Occasion of his Eightieth Year
IN CONCERT ON THE CAMPUS
Smith Music Hall, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois
October 28, 1962 8:00 P.M.
EVENING TOUR CONCERTS AT
Madison County Vocal Music Educators Association
Wood River-East Alton High School Auditorium
October 29, 1962 7:30 P.M.
Charleston Community District Number 1
Charleston High School Auditorium
October 30, 1962 8:00 P.M.
CONVOCATION-ASSEMBLY CONCERTS AT
Bethalto High School, Bethalto, Illinois; October 29, 1962
LaDue High School, St. Louis, Missouri; October 30, 1962
Clayton High School, St. Louis, Missouri; October 30, 1962
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The University of Illinois School of Music and Division of University Extension present the UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Bernard Goodman, Conductor Charles DeLaney, Assistant to the Conductor Assisting Artist- Soulima Stravinsky, Piano FALL CONCERT AND TOUR, OCTOBER 28-30, 1962 HOMAGE TO IGOR STRAVINSKY on the Occasion of his Eightieth Year IN CONCERT ON THE CAMPUS Smith Music Hall, University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois October 28, 1962 8:00 P.M. EVENING TOUR CONCERTS AT Madison County Vocal Music Educators Association Wood River-East Alton High School Auditorium October 29, 1962 7: 30 P.M. Charleston Community District Number 1 Charleston High School Auditorium October 30, 1962 8:00 P.M. CONVOCATION - ASSEMBLY CONCERTS AT Bethalto High School, Bethalto, Illinois; October 29, 1962 LaDue High School, St. Louis, Missouri; October 30, 1962 Clayton High School, St. Louis, Missouri; October 30, 1962
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THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
The University of Illinois and the entire state are justly proud of the University of Illin
Symphony Orchestra, a student group acknowledged to be equal or superior to m
professional organizations of its kind. Under the expert and sensitive baton of Profe
Bernard Goodman, the Orchestra's reputation for polished performances has spe
throughout the nation.
Membership in the Orchestra is open to any University student on the Urbana-Champai
campus who, through competitive audition, can meet or ultimately achieve the requi
level of musical proficiency.
Last year, in addition to the annual tour throughout the midwest and their regular se
of on-campus concerts, the Orchestra presented programs in conjunction with the Us
versity Composers' Exchange; with Leonard Rose, the internationally acclaimed cell
and for the Music Teachers National Association convention. They also perform
Beethoven's Ninth Symphony with the University of Illinois Oratorio Society. This yea
in addition to their regular tour, the Orchestra will perform with various soloists on
Star Course series.
During the past several years, the University of Illinois Symphony Orchestra membe
have had the educational advantage of intensive symposia sessions with international
famous conductors. This series of guest conductors has included such personnel a
Enesco, Hindemith, Stravinsky, Kubelik, Stokowski, Ansermet, Hillis, and Sir Thoma
Beecham.
The Orchestra has recorded several long-playing records, included in the School d
Music's custom recording series.
PIANO SOLOIST
Soulima Stravinsky, concert pianist, was born in Lausanne, Switzerland. He has studied
piano and composition in Paris at the Ecole Normale de Musique and under such emines
teachers as Alfred Cortot, Isidore Philipp, and Nadia Boulanger. He came to the Unit
States in 1948 and has appeared with the major orchestras throughout this country and
Canada.
Mr. Stravinsky is widely recognized as one of the foremost intepreters of Mozart and
Scarlatti. He is also the foremost exponent of the piano music of his father, the no
composer, Igor Stravinsky.
Since 1950 Mr. Stravinsky has been a permanent member of the music faculty at t
University of Illinois. However, in the past decade he has toured Europe, as well
North and South America as a piano soloist and lecturer.
THE CONDUCTOR
Bernard Goodman, conductor of the orchestra, is also violinist with the world-fam
Walden String Quartet.
Professor Goodman received his academic training at Western Reserve University and
Cleveland Institute of Music, from 1932 to 1935. He taught instrumental music in
Cleveland public schools, and was violinist with the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
has been violinist with the Walden String Quartet since its organization in 1934. P
fessor Goodman was artist-in-residence and assistant professor at Cornell University
1946-47 and has been professor of music at the University of Illinois since 1947.
wind Quintet. Upon completion of his Master of Music degree at the University
Professor Charles DeLaney, assistant to the conductor, is also flutist in the Faculty Wo
Colorado, he obtained the Virtuoso degree from the Conservatory of Lausanne,
Swi
land. Professor DeLaney is a former pupil of Lamar Stringfield, Rex Elton Fair, Ed
Defrancesco, Alfred Fenboque, and Marcel Moyse.
PROGRAM
Suite No. 3 in D Major.....
Ouverture
Air
Gavotte I
Gavotte II
Bourree
Gigue
..Johann Sebastian Bach
Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments (1924)...Igor Stravinsky
(Revised Version of 1950)
Largo Allegro-Maestoso
Largo
Allegro
INTERMISSION
Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra (1929)..........Igor Stravinsky
Presto
Andante rapsodico
(Revised Version of 1949)
Allegro capriccioso ma tempo giusto
SOLO STRING QUARTET
Fethi Kopuz, violin
Mark Cleghorn, viola
Mark Leaf, cello
William McNeiland, bass
(First performance in Urbana-Champaign)
Capriccio Italien, Op. 45......
. Peter Ilich Tschaikowsky
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THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The University of Illinois and the entire state are justly proud of the University of 111. Symphony Orchestra, a student group acknowledged to be equal or superior to 1~ professional organizations of its kind. Under the expert and sensitive baton of Pro(~ Bernard Goodman, the Orchestra's reputation for polished performances has s e~ throughout the nation. p~ Membership in the Orchestra is open to any University student on the Urbana-Chclll:lp. campus who, through competitive audition, can meet or ultimately achieve the req ~!I level of musical proficiency. ulr!c Last year, in addition to the annual tour throughout the midwest and their regulars . of on-campus concerts, the Orchestra presented programs in conjunction with the t~ versity Composers' Exchange; with Leonard Rose, the internationally acclaimed cel!'ll). and for the Music Teachers National Association convention. They also perfol'!n~ Beethoven's Ninth Symphony with the University of Illinois Oratorio Society. This ye in addition to their regular tour, the Orchestra will perform with various soloists on: Star Course series. During the past several years, the University of Illinois Symphony Orchestra membai have had the educational advantage of intensive symposia sessions with international!, famous conductors. This series of guest conductors has included such personnel ~ Enesco, Hindemith, Stravinsky, Kubelik, Stokowski, Ansermet, Hillis, and Sir Thoma Beecham. The Orchestra has recorded several long-playing records, included in the School « Music's custom recording series. PIANO SOLOIST Soulima Stravinsky, concert pianist, was born in Lausanne, Switzerland. He has studitd piano and composition in Paris at the Ecole Normale de Musique and under such eminnt teachers as Alfred Cortot, Isidore Philipp, and Nadia Boulanger. He came to the United States in 1948 and has appeared with the major orchestras throughout this country Canada. Mr. Stravinsky is widely recognized as one of the foremost intepreters of Mozart and Scarlatti. He is also the foremost exponent of the piano music of his father, the no composer, Igor Stravinsky. Since 1950 Mr. Stravinsky has been a permanent member of the music faculty at~ University of Illinois. However, in the past decade he has toured Europe, as well North and South America as a piano soloist and lecturer. THE CONDUCTOR Bernard Goodman, conductor of the orchestra, is also violinist with the world-fafll Walden String Quartet. ~ Professor Goodman received his academic training at Western Reserve Universit~ a~d it# Cleveland Institute of Music, from 1932 to 1935. He taught instrumental music lll Cleveland public schools, and was violinist with the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, 1'I' has been violinist with the Walden String Quartet since its organization in 1?34• ·ty fessor Goodman was artist-in-residence and assistant professor at Cornell Universi 1946-4 7 and has been professor of music at the University of Illinois since 194 7 • W Professor Charles DeLaney, assistant to the conductor, is also flutist in the FacultY 't" wind Quintet. Upon completion of his Master of Music degree at the Unive;s\\· Colorado, he obtained the Virtuoso degree from the Conservatory of Lausan~e, E;ll1 land. Professor DeLaney is a former pupil of Lamar Stringfield, Rex Elton Fair, Defrancesco, Alfred Fenboque, and Marcel Moyse. ptOGRAM Suite No. 3 in D Major ................... Johann Sebastian Bach Ouverture Air Gavotte I Gavotte II Bourree Gigue Concerto for Piano and Wind Instruments ( 1924) ... Igor Stravinsky (Revised Version of 1950) Largo - Allegro - Maestoso Largo Allegro INTERMISSION Ca • • pncc10 for Piano and Orchestra ( 1929) .......... Igor Stravinsky Presto ( Revised Version of 1949) Andante rapsodico Allegro capriccioso ma tempo giusto SOLO STRING QUARTET Fethi Kopuz, violin Mark Leaf, cello Mark Cleghorn, viola William McN eiland, bass (First performance in Urbana-Champaign) Cap· l'lccio Ital' O 45 P Ili h T h .k k 1en, p. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . eter c sc a1 ows y
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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL
Violin I
Kopuz, Fethi
Farmer, Virginia
Bos, Marilyn
Gorski, Paul
Sawyer, John
Fletcher, Amaryllis
Blanchette, Mary Ellen
Sroka, Collette
Langdon, Stuart
Slavik, Suzanne
Vites, Louis
Wright, Suzanne
Quast, Theodore
Wexler, Floralie
Violin II
Fairchild, Dawn
Martin, Mary
Smith, Amalie
Gilmore, Catherine
Swengel, Marcia
Hays, Dorothy
Becker, Vivian
Beane, Linda
Caron, Mary
Dvorak, Marilyn
Beckett, Grace
LaBelle, Suzanne
Lohbauer, Jeanette
Dalheim, JoAnne
Wagner, Curtis
Viola
Cleghorn, Mark
Adams, Charles
Wright, Carolyn
Kimble, Robert
Bronsky, Thomas
Moskovitz, David
Platt, Joan
DeLaney, Charles
Madsen, Karen
Gould, Eleanor
Violoncello
Leaf, Mark
Skidmore, William
Pival, Joseph
Conable, William
Bliesener, Ada
Bullard, Anita
Violoncello (contd.)
Filip, Christine
Jackson, David
Caron, David
Double Bass
McNeiland, William
Halpern, Darlene
Jones, Lewis
Fanelli, Michael
Pachiarz, Raymond
Thomas, David
Marzuki, Edward
McNeal, Trudy
Flutes
Nanzetta, Virginia
Tracy, Judith
Woods, Lynn
Wilson, Jean
Piccolo
Tracy, Judith
Nanzetta, Virginia
Oboe
Danielson, Glen
Woodruff, Benjamin
Brennan, Judith
Bowden, Barbara
English Horn
Woodruff, Benjamin
Clarinet
Hermann, Harvey
Cihak, Loretta
DeRoche, Donald
Jewett, Thomas
Bass Clarinet
Jewett, Thomas
DeRoche, Donald
Bassoon
Brown, Robert
Rankin, Donald
McNeiland, Brenda
Turley, Theresa
Contra-bassoon
McNeiland, Brenda
Horn
Whaley, David
Margulis, Michael
Filzen, Donald
Whaley, Sue
Woodward, Ralph
Anderson, Glen
Trumpets
Cook, Wayne
Van Nuys, Robert
Dieterich, Stephanie
Dugle, Jon
Jorgenson, Richard
Cornets
Dugle, Jon
Jorgensen, Richard
Trombones
Kisinger, William
Duker, John
Howey, Henry
Tuba
Lyon, John
Tympani
Wade, Dean
Percussion
Siwe, Thomas
Ranta, Michael
Parsons, William
Combs, Fred
Harp
Skully, Barbara
Equipment & Stage Manager
Wade, Dean
Equipment & Stage Crew
Anderson, Glen
Combs, Fred
Ranta, Michael
Collins, Don
Johnson, Vinson
Librarian
Wade, Dean
THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Presents
A CHRISTMAS CONCERT
ORATORIO SOCIETY AND CONCERT CHOIR
HAROLD A. DECKER, Conductor
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
BERNARD GOODMAN, Conductor
DECEMBER 9, 1962
8:00 P.M.
UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM
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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL Violin I Violoncello (contd.) Horn Kopuz, Fethi Filip, Christine Whaley, David Farmer, Virginia Jackson, David Margulis, Michael Bos, Marilyn Caron, David Filzen, Donald Gorski, Paul Whaley, Sue Sawyer, John Double Bass Woodward, Ralph Fletcher, Amaryllis McNeiland, William Anderson, Glen Blanchette, Mary Ellen Halpern, Darlene Sroka, Collette Jones, Lewis Trumpets Langdon, Stuart Fanelli, Michael Cook, Wayne Slavik, Suzanne Pachiarz, Raymond Van N uys, Robert Vites, Louis Thomas, David Dieterich, Stephanie Wright, Suzanne Marzuki, Edward Dugle, Jon Quast, Theodore McNeal, Trudy Jorgenson, Richard Wexler, Floralie Flutes Cornets Violin II Nanzetta, Virginia Dugle, Jon Fairchild, Dawn Tracy, Judith Jorgensen, Richard Martin, Mary Woods, Lynn Smith, Amalie Wilson, Jean Trombones Gilmore, Catherine Kisinger, William Swengel, Marcia Piccolo Duker, John Hays, Dorothy Tracy, Judith Howey, Henry Becker, Vivian Nanzetta, Virginia Beane, Linda Tuba Caron, Mary Oboe Lyon,John Dvorak, Marilyn Danielson, Glen Beckett, Grace Woodruff, Benjamin Tympani LaBelle, Suzanne Brennan, Judith Lohbauer, Jeanette Bowden, Barbara Wade, Dean Dalheim, JoAnne Wagner, Curtis English Horn Percussion Woodruff, Benjamin Siwe, Thomas Viola Ranta, Michael Cleghorn, Mark Clarinet Parsons, William Adams, Charles Hermann, Harvey Combs, Fred Wright, Carolyn Cihak, Loretta Harp Kimble, Robert DeRoche, Donald Bronsky, Thomas Jewett, Thomas Skully, Barbara Moskovitz, David Platt, Joan Bass Clarinet Equipment & Stage Manager DeLaney, Charles Jewett, Thomas Wade,Dean Madsen, Karen DeRoche, Donald Gould, Eleanor Equipment & Stage Crew< Bassoon Anderson, Glen Violoncello Brown, Robert Combs, Fred Leaf, Mark Rankin, Donald Ranta, Michael Skidmore, William McNeiland, Brenda Collins, Don Pival, Joseph Turley, Theresa Johnson, Vinson Conable, William Bliesener, Ada Contra-bassoon Librarian Bullard, Anita McNeiland, Brenda Wade, Dean THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS SCHOOL OF MUSIC Presents A CHRISTMAS CONCERT ORATORIO SOCIETY AND CONCERT CHOIR HAROLD A. DECKER, Conductor UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA BERNARD GOODMAN, Conductor DECEMBER 9, 1962 8:00 P.M. UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM