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Show Sunday, March rs S 'A ucfc I i-- THE MESSIAH At Springville Museum of Art Frederick Handel - Annual Spring Salon April 2 through April 30. The opening reception will be held Sunday, April 2, from 2 to 5 pjn. at the museum, 126 East 400 South, Springville. Museum director, M&rti& . r f ijlf . , If. I c ih 1 , ,vv - combined choruses and orchestra of Provo High School will be conducted by Richard E. Barker. The performance will begin at 4:00 pjn. There is no charge and the public is cordially invited. Guest soloists for the occasion are Catherine Austin, soprano; Lula Marie Henriksen, contralto; Steven Greeu, tenor; and Clayne W. Robison, bass. Newel! Daley will be the featured ti limpet soloist. Miss Austin is a 1971 graduate 1 . . ' . 4 aaM. ' f " - nitmmmrimtfU " qf0-vmtf- i.. v Peggy Forster, announces exhibit winners as fclks: oil first, "Where the Wild Flowers Grow" by John Qymer of New York, exhibited by courtesy of O'Br' in'i Emporium, Scott-sd&l- e, Ark.; second, "Back From the Races" by Lenard Kester of California, exhibited by courtesy of O'Brien's Emporium; third, "Artist's Wife" by William Whitaker of Provo. Honorable mention, "At Trail's End" by Don Doxey, Salt Lake City; "Armageddon Figure" by Franz Johansen, Provo; "Her Foal" by Arnold Friberg, Salt Lake City. Watercolor first, "Mccarty's Slough" by Milford Zornes, Mt. Carmel; second, "Scrap Iron" by Osral D. Allred, Spring City; third, "Memorandum" by Dean Millman, Provo. Honorable mention "Market" by Ron Bergen, Ogden; "Glacial Soulder" by Robert Marshall, Springville; "Rectors Palace" by Homer H. Clark, Salt Lake City; "Observe" by Edith Roberson, Salt Lake City. first, "Head Sculpture If I kif I JU.- xy.t ; p ''wV - ,' ?;L i I I CLAYNE ROBISON, BASS - - FIRST PLACE OIL "Where the Wild Flowers Grow" by John Clymer of New York. Study in Bcolitic Limestone" by t ,v , Franz Johansen, Provo; second, "Bushnell Children" by Dallas Anderson, Orem. Honorable mention "Speed Skaters" by John Morford, Rexburg, Idaho; "lidded Jar" by James Stewart, , , " . - 5 Salt Uke City; "Lidded Bowl" by Dick Evans, Salt Lake City. Lm mwMAt 0; J v ' ?'? w , &.dL LULU MARIE HENRKSEN, ALTO - - of Brigham Young University, and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean M. Austin of Provo. She received her early music training in Seattle, Waah., and was a member of the Seattle Chorale and the Seattle Opera Chorus while in high school. At BYU she was a member of the A Cappella Choir for 5 years, having toured Europe with that group in 1968 and 1970, and sf'.ving as the assistant conductor of the choir in 1970. While on the 1970 tour, she entered and won First Prize in the solo competition of the International Eisteddfod Music Festival in Llangollen, Wales. She has sung solos with the BYU Opera Workshop, her most recent role being that of Rosalinda in "Die Fledermaus" last November. She was also featured as the soprano soloist in Benjamin Britten's "War Requiem" at BYU in March of this year. Miss Austin is presently a member of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, and teaches choral music at Dixon Junior High in Provo. Lula Marie Henriksen (Mrs. A Lamont) has studied with Ladd R. Cropper, Kurt r, and Margaret Woodward. She has served as featured soloist with the Desert Sentinels, Millard County Male Chorus and the BYU College Choir. She was one of the original members of the Ralph Woodward Chorale here in Utah County, and she has also perWein-ringe- Utah-P- age 19 II for as fiffft os $3.75 a week you can have on of fhese beautiful instruments in your homo. ' Wfcs ,11 m N BALDWIN XX m REQUIEM. YOU'LL LIKE IT!" RENT A - ' Welch Choir. Mr. Green is now attending the BYU and has been beard in two operas and as tenor soloist in two oratorios, the most recent of which was the WAR Clayne Robison, bass, is no stranger to the Utah county area having been formerly a faculty member at the BYU in voice and choral conducting. He is currently singing under contract with the Seattle Opera and the formed with the Melodian Portland Opera Associations. He Chorus and the Melotone has sung formerly with the Chorus. While living in Spokane, Boston Opera, Western Opera Washington she was very active Theatre, and the San Francisco in solo and ensemble roles and Opera. This summer Mr. Robison participated in an all city Artist forwill be the Resident the Wolf Trap Farm Spokane LDS Choir. Steven Green, lyric tencr, was Park, Vienna, Va. as singer, soloist for the honor choir in stage director and conductor. He California, under the direction of is currently studying opera at Dr. Charles C. Hirt of U.S.C in the University of Washington 1966. He has been a participant under Dr. Stanley Chappie and and faculty member of the Samuel Krachmalnick where he is a candidate for the Doctor of Idyllwild School of Music and Arts for four years. Many tours Musical Arts degree. Mr. Rcbison is currently have taken him to Mexico, with the BYU Opera working Finland and other Hawaii, parts of Europe as the assistant workshop to produce Paggliaci conductor of the American this spring. v i "ft' vi'l ' by George will be presented on Sunday, (Easter) by the Provo High School. The Annual April Ari Show Set SPRINGVILLE The Springville Museum of Art announce! the Forty-eight- h THE HERALD, Provo, Provo High School to Present The Messiah' in Easter Concert : and lexers 1 2, 1972 Start your children on w If you can't afford to buy lessons RENT today f t I STEVEN GREEN, TENOR ', a "McCARTTS SLOUGH" first place watercolor by Milford Zones, SAt. Carmel, Utah. FRANZ JOHANSEN 78 N. 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