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Show season is Donald Duncanson, descrilred by Dr. Weight as New vice a fine bass voice. president is Wilford A. Weight. John Mitchellree is director of personnel; treasurer is Vicki Shewell; Jessie Perry is counsel chairman; Kenly White-loc- k and Donald Ripplinger are solely Salt Lake City residents, musical assistants and Bonnie and said members come from Winterton is accompanist. ' Springville to the south and The Tooele Transcript, Fri., October 3, 1969 University Civic Chorale Seeks Singing Members ' The University Civic Chorale, the official chorus of the Utah Symphony Orchestra, began rehearsals Monday for its Ogden to the north. concert dates during the 1969-7- 0 THE CHORALE is sponsorseason. ed by the University of Utah of MUSIC director the Division of Continuing Educachorus is Dr. Newell tion and the Department of B. Weight, chairman of the Music and provides additional Department of Music at the instruction for singers who deUniversity of Utah, Associate sire to improve their vocal director is John Marlowe Neil- -' techniques. son, assistant professor of muChorale president for the . . 150-voi- sic. The Chorale will join the Utah Symphony this coming season in the December 10 presentation of Te Deum, by Bruckner, "A German Requiem, by Brahms, and the March 27 production of Bachs St. Matthews Passion. , Rehearsals are Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Room 400 of the Music Hall on the U. of U. campus. DR. WEIGHT said also there are 10 openings in the womens section and 16 in the mens. Prerequisites, he said, are outstanding musician-shigood vocal ability and technique and a desire to sing the greatest in choral lit- -' erature. Those wishing to audition should contact the director and be at the Music Hall by 7:00 p.m. He stressed that the chorale is composed of Utahns, not SHOT SHELL PRIMERS ADVENTURE A race preserves its vigor a real contrast between what has leen and what may le; and so long as it is served by the to adventure leyond vigor the safeties of the past. Without adventure civilization is Alfred North in full decay. Whitehead, Adventures of Ideas so as long it harlwrs Science Emphasized in Field Crops Program new aid which challenges youth to learn more alxmt plants, soils and their environment, is now being used in the national Field Crops Science program across the nation. TITLED, the "Exploring World of Plants and Soils," the educational manual for mem-ber- s has been issued as the first unit in a series on the science of plants and soils. A guide for leaders volunteer assisting youth also is provided. 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