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Show Roger WilIiams:Will Star In Homecoming Activities Roger Williams will be a part of Brigham Young University's - - 1 Homecoming' activities his .'4 foST STODAY, OCTOBER , Oth Coon, uto Open House Planned Soviet Pianist Will At Library Appear At BYU Nov. 2 children and fiieir par-en- ts are invited to an open house In- the Children s De partment of the Provo Pub lic Library Monday evening All The famous pianist, w ej H known for his interpretations of Autumn taves and Born ..Free,." wijl perform in concert Thursday, Nov. 9, in the Smith i .. Fieldhduse. Twelve million record albums by Roger Williams' have been bought. He has been awarded 10 gold records from Kapp g Albums and has had 45 ""singles." . The young pianist has entertained Eisenhower and - - T Kennedy. He was introduced to musicl early In life by his mother, who was director of the Kansas State - from 7 to 9 p.m. in of "Childfen'i Book . Week." Donald Treuier, new librarian and Mrs. Trottier 'Will welcome the guests. Refreshments and decor' ations are planned. I ,w L best-sellin- . ; :V4-'p!E- 7v m College Symphony. Although his career was nearly cut short by a hand injury in the Navy, V.. ) iKn-'- -'. ALL DRESSED UP and someplace to go is Joanne Winn, second from who is admired by Patricia Bartlett, leftj Vernlta Perry, Jan Bendall Bob Burgener. The ladies are memberers of the Sweet Adelines, who present a barbershop show Friday 1 n costumes such, as that worn by Winn. Mr. Burgener it the director of the group. left, and SEWING ANTS X H t . . n'1 :ip tropicil ants use larvae as needles and thread. Holding the larvae in their jaws, the, ants work ROGER WILLIAMS them back and forth to pull the edges of tf e leaves toyear will run two nights. Frol- gether and to fasten them with ics, on Friday, Nov. 10, will be silk, thus making their nesti Drimarilv for alumni and in trees. Certain Williams successfully recovered and now is credited withTiav. ing more albums sold than any) friends. The Saturday show will be primarily for students. other living pianist .Also to be held in the Field-hous- e A thought for the day Willa as part' of Homecoming will - be the traditional Field-hous- e Sibert Cather once said: "I like FroUcs cast of -- 300 to trees because they seem more 400 persons is expected to ap- - resigned to the way they .have pear. In the show, which this to live than other things do." Vladimir Ashkenazy, brilliant" young Soviet pianist, will bring the techniques "and talent that have made him internationally famous to Brigham Young versity Nov. J in the second Concert Asso ciation presentation this year. The concert begins at 8: IS p. m. in the de Jong Concept Had. Born in 1957 the artist entered the Genual Music School of Moscow at the age of eight and started his' career at 17 by winning second prize at the Fifth National Chopin Com 'petition in Warsaw. Following the competition, the teenage pianist entered the Mos. cow State Conservatory, studying with Lev Oborin, one of the World's most renowned teach- - ! cele-brati- pn V Sunday Herald; 9A ! prize-studde- d ! VLADIMIR ASHKENAZY ers. At the age of If he burst Into world ' prominence by winning first prize in the' Queen Elizabeth Competition in Brussels. Thirteen - jurors,- - including Ar- - T Harpist Plays Unusual Instrument From So. America thur -Robert Rubinstein, -- The musical career of Stevej songs. His arrangements of Allen, BYU freshman, started church hymns were the first to when his father came back to be played on this South Ameri-the- lr Uraguayan home from a fan national Instrument business trip to Paraguay and The harp is the Indian devel-sai" "Son, you're gonna learn opment of a version brought ' to play the harp." over by the Jesuit fathers dur- Arthur T. Allen had exper-i- n the Spanish eQnauest.it lienced the formerlv consisted of Dlants enchantment that usually char-jan- d hides, and when it Emil Gilels and Casadesus,- those the young pianist over some 69 . artists from 50 countries. , International fame brought, demands for performances from many countries and be launched on concert tours, visiting North America-fothe first time In 1958.' Sold-ohouses and daa- zled critics. JcuNew York pro- ' P. I .: claimed him "a young poet of the piano." , a meeting between alually came back to. the city, 1962 In Ashkenazy was asked North America andhls dis-- 1 it was a 11 a cohglomera-tinctiv- e 'I by Soviet authorities to play in An informal concert will be tion. tne Second Tchaikowsky Compe. The fourth annual "Barber-sho-p ter. Jana Barton of the Sweet given on Wednesday at 8 p.m. wv tiiou uaaixi vvuavuuiii. In It has 36 tltion in which he became Joint" hs form, present Utilities Building, Show" of the Sweet Ade- Adelines will be the featured in the Provo sweetness,-pur- ity and reson- nylon strings, spans five chro- first prize winner. ance of the. piano and guitar.' matic octaves and has a laminlines of Provo will be held on artist on the guitar. The group 251 W. 8th N., by theRalpi The Chorale. Woodward public Steve had plenty of time to Friday, Nov. J, at the Provo will wear gold brocade tops ated wood sounding board so ' is cordially invited to attend. his father Is South Amer- thin learn: High School Auditorium at 8 p. and black skirts.' light shines through. new two will be Featured In charge, are Robert Burge m. ican representative of the IDS It is part finger, part of conductor-direotothe Playing Cynthia artists Billie chorale, Salt The ner, Guest artists will be Church Building Committee. He Wursten. Bruce and fingernail action, since the took lessons from Ruben Sana-brlFlats from Salt Lake City and Gun ther, assistant director; Dunaway In direct proportion loudness is Mrs. Lewis Griffin, president. the Renowns from Bountiful, the best harpto the force applied and in British Columbia is Can r a II . I . J ist in "probably Tickets will be on sale at the who will ting along with the Uraguay and one of the volves some Elder Bruce R. McConkle. ' g ada's third largest province. fancy , 25 member! of the local chap door. best in Paraguay," for four member of the First Council oi to prevent, overlapping the and one-hayears, longer than sounds. Seventy of the LDS Church, will address the Brigham Young any "other American ever had Steve is a member of the done. No written music exists nUniversity devotional assembly and most of it must be learned BYU Program Bureau and has Tuesday, at 10 a.m. in the Smith ... a. by ear. "Jf you cant pwy oy, already- - performed teveral Fieldhouse. tta in the Utah Valley area, A former Army security and at Steve teacher drop you," Intelligence officer, newspaper i His older brother, Tom, Is per- V V iXDlalne-d.editorial writer and public ofThe harp Is tuned to the key facting- - a -- guitarficial, Eider McConkie, as guest conductor of the Utah In (heir next concert on Sat--1 came a hero to all America, will ba doubled member of the General AuthorQ and there are no- - key- - ment, which urday, Nov. 4, Utah Symphony A top pianist of international Symphony, originally schedulchanging pedals as on a con- - when Larry arrives ities, has been servicemen's oo. and Maestro Maurice Abrava-- ! acclaim and winner of count- - ed for November, has been cert harp. Steve isnt too clear in a few weesj. ordinator for the Church. 16 17. and nel have scheduled the noted; less awards and honors, Van postponed until Jan. on other differences because he has appeared with al-- Physicians have ordered fte AFTER YEARS of intensive study. Steve Allen. has never seen one. pianist Van Cliburn for a turn ensMtement in the Salt 'most every major orchestra jStyearold composer-conduct.Brigftam freshman, still must. Since he returned to the Unl- -c- oncentraten-orderto er tedTSftatei-togist;jorcapitalof rtfr ;ancelll-enpgements-2Vt months. the next the world. one from his of Brahms tha in communications, he has cleatjounds Paraguayan harp; Mr. Cliburn will play As a result of this postponefew In the mountain west. Mr. Allen learned his been working out his own arrPiano Concerto No. 1 in D Utah Symphony has announc- ment, the contemporary conart in Uruguay. angements to American folk Minor, a most powerful and exed concerto. plans for a special concert certs originally scheduled for citing with Henry Mancini conduot-- Jan., 11 and 13 have been ad1 Sharing the limelight will be the full orchestra in the vanced, to Nov. 16 and 16 In tte eoneJandstirring1 " -rr Kinrsburv Hall. "Death and Transfiguration," Salt Lake Tabernacle on Sat in- - W hailed Is Mr. 2. This be will Dec. Stravinsky Mr. by Richard Strauss. The open- urday, as the world's Mancini's only appearance in ternatjonally ing orchestral number will be -greatest composer. His living r and Utah.. Smetana'a with the Utah Sym-- : known well appearance hauntingly melodic "MoMau," in the popular music world as phony will .highlight the all- which has not been played by and - will W the Utah Symphony for several composer and - conductor,, for Stravinsky program his motion picture and televiseasons. , this illustrious composer-conductt One "of America's most popu- - sion musical scores, and for his I - A trvly ditfactivt fl M 48 pe. service fact - I numeroua-TecordinlttUtah.:r"-;zr- z itttgnbltnding- - - ' M i g 8firipieopIoe wilt h. Van nihiirn' fifth an- - The program on Dec. 1 will I eetdnp(toMpooB, include a liberal sampling of pearance, by popular demand,' works other well as as bis own 1 1 withvthe Utah Symphony. As in, " favorites, the past, an overflowing i " known his best scores .Among ence is expected.. In 1958 Van Cliburn returned are "Peter Gunn," albums of Electric Electric 1,000,000 K 1 INTERNATIONAL m theridwrtsetttof from winning the Tchaikovsky which . sold over -, 1H "tnhdcleefaBlpgl7 T 1 -. Competition in Moscow and be- copiesandtneBreakf asLat BrfghamYoung University muui officials report the National iiimuy a uiiguwi included the song "Moon Riv- Aeronautics I A and Space Adminer." The latter score and song istration has renewed a grant Pricei Start At Prices Start At netted Mr; Mancini two Oscars, for the study rof interplanetary sevand as well as HART Grammy B. ANNA FOR magnetic fields at the univereral other awards. (Seeing Her portrait at B. ' Y. Mr. Mancini also received an sity. -- iDr.Douglas High School) Jones, of the Oscar for his"Days of Wine BYU With Much Love and physics department, has and Roses" (lyrics, by Johnny been Sttnmrrtinff tn nvooimra in. 2 temperature, all porcelain Inside h, I temperoturt units, larjo 195 in addition terDlanetanr-mafmnt- uMercer)r-Sincw. f out. 5 year warranty on ports. end to the above three Oscars, he the near olanets. He has been Had I not looked up oven. White or colors. White or colors. I would not have; seen has received 17 Grammy working with magnetometers of there Your portrait hanging awards, has been nominated tne type located on Mariners 19 times for top movie, televiCatching the gracious poise, IV and V. Mariner W was sent The Hands, sion and recording awards, and to Mara In 1965 and Mariner V -The hair; has received countless lesser presently la on it way to the awards in the musical field. ; planet Venus. 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