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Show 12 C DESERET NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1977 Anyone for teaching music abroad? By Harold Lundstrom first-volum- Deseret News music editor So you have just been graduated from college as a music major and-o- r teacher And you are faced with the challenge of finding a job? You are not alone, there are something like 18, (KM) pianc majors being graduated from American colleges, eonser-atones, and universities this spring For some of these graduates looking for a job. or perhaps for some who have jobs that dont have quite as mof-- challenge as they might want, here are a couple of suggestions. University teaching abroad m American music, approached from various angles, is available for 1978-7- 9 in a few countries, under the Fulbright-Hay- s v 11 thio Friday Early prices do not apply to partes over 20 YOUR CHOICE! .SPECIAL GRECIAN DINNER STEAK DINNER 95 Complete Act In Australia (University of Sydney). Lectures and seminars on current state of musicology, including North American Indian music. Vos ic p rn Eastern Donee' first Show 7 00 p Bauzouki In Korea Lecturing and research in the creative or performing arts. In Mexico (National Fine Arts Institutes Studio for Electronic Music, Mexico City): Teaching of intermediate techniques, advising young composers, and organizing concerts. D s In The Philippines: Teaching of jazz theory and performance history. In Nigeria (University of Nigeria. Nsukka): Teaching of music. United Kingdom (University of Kocle): Scholar r of professional rank, to collaboor rate with the Centre of American Music. It would seem to this department, that those academically qualified and who were also LDS returned missionaries who can speak the native languages would be considered top candidates. Regarding these and other possibilities, write to: Council for International Exchange of Scholars, 11 Dupont Circle, Suite 300; Washington. D.C., 20030. And good luck! A new journal, 19th Century PERIODICAL Music, edited by D. Kern Holoman, Joseph Kerman, and Robert Winter, promises to be a prize-winnin more ways than one. Its distinguished editorial board includes Gerald Abraham, Jacques Barzun, Edward T. Cone, Sherwood Dudley, Philip Gossett, Dolores Hsu, Andrew Porter, and Nicholas Temperley. Its contents will be scholarly and Nights: Night Mo. Hams begin on Mund.it, 0 Reserjtio,hare now being accepted Groups: Special discuunts are ava.latle For full call fur rterwion information and schedule call (Salt Laka number 531-602- 2 hand-lettere- prize competition is also planned Ail" award of $r0 and publication in the journal is ottered for the lxst essay on aspects on scholarship of criticism in 19th Century music central problems, desiderata, models, horizons today and in the future." d HAROLD Scheduled for showing in SEE! HEAR' on September on PBS is Theodor Timreck s film Charles Ives, "A Good Dissonance Like a Mail The fdm received enthusiastic response when it was shown at the American Musicologteal Society meeting last November in Washington and at the Music Library Association Conference in Nashv llle in February. The tentative date for the PBS nationwide broadcast is September 27. Entries should be sent by January 1. 1978, to Office, 19th Century Music, University of Calilomia Press, Berkeley, California, 94720. . . . "Editorial LETS READ Carolyn Rabsons "Songbook of the American Revolution is an attractive, superbly-researchecollection of tunes and texts, hymns and . LUnDTROfTl MUSIC . x- David Chow and the Ming proudly present . FOR THE SHOW OF YOUR LIFE 2 Shows Friday and Saturday 7 P.M. and 9 P.M. . H WED & THURS. 7:30 i WJ 9 r .a- ooos- - - T.s i jk scholar-performe- Days. Nows open Saturday ard Sunday Da.ly i pi ration bogin Memorial Day Holier Cdv departure times 1 1 00 it and 2 r)0 4 p m Bndal Veil Tails departure tune- Id j0 a m and do p in vvith of scholarship, An excellent example sources, notes, and bibliography, the txxik is enhanced by charming drawings and titles. The book would have made a good "official" book for the Bicentennial, instead of some of those dubious parentage still on the she lves A In Peru 'affiliation to depend on grantee's field and mutuality of interest): Orchestra conducting, music teac'dng The Heber Creeper Rolls Again! national songs It is published by the NEO Press Box 12, Peaks Island. Maine, 04108 e items are an article on Among other intellectual development, a review of Vrnaud Lusters Claude Debussy and the Poets. and a discussion of performances of 19th Century music on 19th Century pianos Srhoenlx-rg- DUC,us , -- 'mum" inesTL asssssasa. 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