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Show an Emery County native and graduate of Snow College, who is currently finishing his degree in music composition at University of Utah. The symphonic band will attempt to honor the tradition of music at Snow by playing pieces from various eras history throughout the 100-yeof Snows program. Page Eight - The Pyramid - March 12, 1997 Snow celebrates 100 years of music EPHRAI- Christiansen, who taught and directed at Snow then went north where he spent a number of years leading the band program at Utah He became State University. somewhat of a legend in musical circles in Utah. become certified as band and choir conductors. The program produced many significant music educators in the state in the beginning of the 20th century. Snow graduate, Lewis Dorius, went on to establish the first band program at Delta High School; W.H. Terry left Snow to direct high school bands in Cache Valley; his brother, J.L. Terry, led early bands in Richfield and Morgan; William Brady spread his talent throughout Utah and Idaho. One man who did extremely well upon completion of his education at Snow was N.W. Snow College will celebrate 100 years of music with a concert by the college symphonic band at 8 p.m., in the Crane Theatre followed by a dance, featuring the Jazz Ensemble at 9:30 p.m., in the new Greenwood Student Center on Thursday, March 13. Tickets are available at the door for each or both events. Vance Larsen, current director of bands at Snow Collet'' did Colsome research abo; S... leges band mgram while pursus degree in music ing his ma at BYU. He has published his findings and has also invited as many of the music program alumni as he could find addresses for this event. Without the research done by Larsen, this year would have likely passed without anyone knowing about the centennial significance to the music program. "This would have been just another year and we would have missed any chance to celebrate and honor those who got this whole thing started," stated Larsen. "Snow Colleges program was one of the first in the intermountain west and in the state, and therefore responsible for educating a number of people who later went on to start programs at high schools and other colleges in the area," said Larsen. Snow was one of the first schools in Utah to offer a program in music education. The band originated in 1897 under the direction of Jimmy Clawson, a coronet player of local renown. The early beginnings of the program have played a major role in the development of bands in public schools throughout Utah. Frank Christensen established a program in 1904 that allowed students to receive diplomas and M- . M- sor Ralph Booth to eliminate from the band and orchestras repertoire everything of a boisterous and jazz nature," according to Larsen. "We kind of had jazz ploration of continually moving images. The Dance Club will also perform one dance. Patrick Larsen, a theatre student, will be doing the lighting design, and art student Lisa Holt designed the poster. The evening performance will include student pieces: "Grandpa Clancey" choreographed by Melanie Thacker to music from the sound track "The Man From Snowy River"; Angular Angles choreographed by Lisa Franson to the music by Mickey Hart; a collaborative dance by Amy Kenison and Rachel Gale entitled "The Wall" using a piece of music by Philip Glass; and a Martha Graham style dance choreographed by Jennifer Nelson to music by Lisa Jerrard. Lindsay Ellis has choreographed two dances. One will be performed by the Dance Club entitled Animism to music by Robert Rich, and the other a dance exploring the influences from group and individual interactions, also to music by Lisa Jerrard. Col- lege Dance Department will be performing a recital on Saturday, March 15 in the Crane Theatre. The program, performed by the Dance Major and Minor students at Snow College will begin at 8 p.m. Students are selected for the program by audition and have a serious desire to improve and enhance their knowledge and technique of dance. "Technique as building blocks of dance" is the objective of the program, that teaches students to integrate the various aspects of ballet, modem and jazz techniques to give them a broad knowledge of the body in motion. The recital is entitled" Qualitative Movement" and is open and free to the public. 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Among the Utahns attending the convention were Eugene and Nancy Jensen of Centerfield. The 3000 plus participants of the NACD convention their ideal that "The earth is our common home. The environment is our common con- cern. The muscle with the longest name is the levator labii superior is alaeque nasi, which runs inwards and downwards on the face, with one branch running to the upper lip and the other to the nostril. Its the muscle that curls the upper lip. ZR 500 all-ne- ar There is some talk about music coming to Snow College even before they were ready for it. "In 1920, the faculty at Snow passed a motion requiring Profes- Dance department to present recital at Snow by Dean ODriscoll The Snow EPHRAI- withstood early criticism. This years centennial concert will feature a number commissioned especially for this event. It was composed by Donny Gilbert, before it was an accepted art form," Larsen added. 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