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Show --------- --------·- ___,... THE ARTS AND ENTERTAI NM ENT Many recitals scheduled for spring quarter m_u sic Public recitals by upper-class students dominate the offerings of the SUU music department during spring quarter. Seven solo or s mall-group student recitals are sprinkled through the quarter. ln addition two recitals by faculty groups are planned, a vocal master class is scheduled, and concerts will be performed by choir groups, the Unjversity Orchestra, a jazz ensemble, several small ensembles, and the university's Wind Ensemble. "As our department grows and we increase t he number of graduating music majors; we will be offering more recitals, wruch are a requirement for graduation, " Bart Shanklin, head of the .! department, said. "The students are accomplished musicians, ~ who are showcasi ng their talentS. Each recital represents § considerable work on the part of the musician, and each makes a .;: st rong musical offering available to the community." ~ Student recitals for indiviuually taught students ru:e scheduled :5 Friday afternoons at 2 p .m . April 17, 24, and May 1, 8, IS, 22, and 1.; 29 in the Thorley Recital Hall and are free. ~ The spring quarter SUV music calendar is scheduled as follows: Q. • April 6-Philip Baldwin, violin and viola faculty recital, Kami Staples. a secondary education major from Riverton, admires an art piece from the Found 7:30 p.m., Thorley Recital Hall, free. Objects category. MPlastic Surgery" by Bryan fudkins, displayed in 'Exhibit 57!' at the • April 17-18-Betty Jeanne Chipman, soprano vocal master Braithwaite Fine Arts Gallery.. class, 3-6 p.m. April 17, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. April 18. • April 26-SUU Faculty Chamber Recital, 3 p.m. Alta Ham Fine Arts Building, UNLV, Las Vegas, free. • May 2- SUU Faculty C hamber Reci tal, 7:30 p.m ., • May 9- Senior/Junior Recital, Malinda Clove and Kara Frost, utilizing traditional artistic m edia in this year 's Nationally solicited art works in a variety of sopranos, 7:30 p.m. show, " Debbie Drake, chairwoman of the Cedar • May 15-Senior Recital, Shane Pierce, tenor, 7:30 p.m. media opened ac che Braithwaite Fine Arts • May 16- Scnior Recital, Ji nu Marie Nielsen, soprano, and City Art Committee, said. "The exhibit has Callery last evening and will continue through Susan Harris, viola, 2 p.m ., April 24. This show was organized by the Cedar been juried by Peter Briggs from the Museum of Art in Tucson, Ariz. • May 19-Choirs Concen, 7:30 p.m ., Sharwan Smith Center C ity An Committee. Ballroom, free. Because of the national nature of the exhibit, " Exhibit 57!," the longest continuously we will be showing a wide variety of topics, • May 20-Scnior Recital, Troy Allan, trumpet, 7:30 p.m. presented annual show in the state, will be media, and approaches." • May 21-Universjty Orchestra Concerto/ Aria Concert, 7:30 exhibited simultaneously with a show This year's Cedar City Art Committee exhibit p.m. including 62 works submitted competitively by is the 57th annual presentation. • May 23- Junior Recital, Sara Kelly, cello, and Justin Carter, SUU students. Both exhibits include a broad "The SUU student show includes a little of percussion, 4 p.m. spectrum of media and subjects. • May 26-Jazz Ensemble Concert, 7:30 p.m., Sharwan Smith "Exhi.bit 57!" will includes a diversity of work almost everything," Lydia Johnson, director of museums and galleries at SUU, said. "We have Center Ballroom, free . by artists from across the country. prints, ceramics, sculpture, digital works, • May 27-Small Ensembles Concert, 7:30 p.m., Sharwan Smith The two exhibits are free, and the public is Center Ballroom, free. photography, drawings, water colors, oil invited to attend. Gallery hours are 1- 7 p.m. paintings, and pencil. Fresh approaches are the • May 28-Wind Ensemble Concert, 7:30 p.m ., Sharwan Smith Monday through Friday. order of the day in the student works." Center Ballroom, free. "We were looking for new expressions Exhibit 57! 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