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Soloists add To luster of First season Shortly after her November Il appearance with the Phoenix Symphony to open the first concert season at Glendale Community College, Takako Nishizaki ap- peared on network television with the Bell Telephone Hour. The twenty-three-year old Japanese violinist presented selections composed by Chausson and Saint-Saens. Pianist James Dick was the fea- tured performer on January 20. A Fulbright scholar and finalist in Moscow's third International Tschaikowsky Competition, Mr. Dick Selected Beethoven's Cfoncerto No. 4 in Gfar Piano and Orchestra, Opus 58 and Symphony No. 4 in 3 .Minor Opus 36 by Tchaikovsky. Accomplished mezzo-soprano Margot Blum appeared at the final performance of the Symphony on April 20. Miss Blum presented se- lections from Clit? ,Marriage of .Wparo and Ifosi Han Cutter by Mozart and Gluck's Orpheus and Eurpdire.
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ponsors three concerts on campus Through the efforts of Symphony West and the Continuing Educa- tion Division of the college, the Phoenix Symphony orchestra un- der the direction of Guy Taylor was brought to the Glendale campus for a series of three concerts in i967-68. Newly formed Symphony West is a group of citizens, many from the college community, who live in the northwestern area of Maricopa County. Subscribers are counted from Glendale, Tolleson, Sun City and Peoria. Next year, in cooperation with the Arizona Commission on the Arts and Humanities, the groups plan to add a fourth concert to the series. The traveling San Francisco Opera Company will probably stage a Mozart opera. Plans call for a pop concert as the first offering for the I968-69 season. l8l
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gi 'rw :rg 1 f fa Cartoonist captures campus l , LJ ' 'C Ml I 5. ,A+ , l . avwiw Qu N? i QA' ' ,,,l,,-an-,K -mea-n w -,- --.. Pulitzer Prize winning Bill Mauldin appeared on campus February ll. Sponsored by the Continuing Education's Artists' Series, the captivating cartoonist presented a wit-filled afternoon. Demonstrating cartoon techni- ques, Mauldin explained the role of the modern political cartoonist in today's society. He concluded that just about all a political cartoonist can do is shake up people but that they do that very well, per- haps as well as anyone can. 183
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