Brigham Young University - Banyan Yearbook (Provo, UT)

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!n ternat,ona»v prominen, violin vinuoso Toss,- Spiv , played for Lyceum audiences World ' s best musical artists performed before Y audiences Brfcrham Young University ' s Lyceum program was designed to import fome rf th world ' s outstanding classical musicians to the campus where their talents could be enjoyed by students and Faculty without trX the musical greats who performed during the year were John Br ™W pianist, ha°rpist Nicanor Zabaleta from San basUan Spam. and Karf Richter. organist and harpsichordist £er yj was accredited with helping the organ earn the title of kmg of In- Zmem? American bom bass-baritone of the San Francisco and NlXpolitan Operas Giorgio Tozzi. who was first recognized as a star n! Italy was another performer sponsored by the BYU Community Concert series. 16 Cornell MacNeU. baritone, appeared durin the winter concert season. Flor Peeters taught a master class tor organist

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Elder Marion G. Romney, member of the Quroum of the Twelve and Board of Trustees of BYU, discussed the importance of college. Elder Alvin R. Dyer was assistant to the Elder Nathan Tanner was the newest member of the Quorum of the Twelve. Quorum. 15

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Metropolitan Opera soprano. Mary Costa, was featured on the spring Lyceum program. The Concordia College A ' Cappella Choir traveled from Minnesota to perform. Nicanor Zabaleta exhibited his skill on the harp 17