Glendale Community College - El Ano Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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The sounds may not always be This toughening process, as to time at a number of gatherings Warren Nl. Gentry Art L-in ' I M is y , ' J f -4' 5' 3 '3' Dr. C. Paul Harper ' Q Fine Arts Division - Chairman - f Leonard Johanson Art Robert G. Lundeen Art Music majors experience Emphasis on performance celestial, but no one denies the practical value of performing be- fore an audience if he sings or plays a musical instrument. This is the philosophy of Glen- daIe's Music Department holding its noontime music fests. A singer may imagine himself on the operatic stage while in the cozy confines of the shower, but it's quite another matter to expose his talents to the outside world. G.C.C. music teachers believe in the case- hardening benefits of public per- formance. At least once during each semester, concerts are staged to afford music majors the thrills and chills of realism. 1 f 'xx ' I -'II' X54 f . ' 1.-v-'J . ., A ' 1 .xp , --.I ' ifkci, un.. - with all seasonings, adds zest to the best. For the less hardy, there is com- fort and safety in numbers. The band gives the sound in wind and limb an opportunity to match tune .. f- F 'M ,, . -from dedications to athletic or- gies. The choir, too, offers musi- cal riches, with plenty of occasions where artistic appetites may be nourished in relative anonymity.