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lf' 5 H0N0'240 '0'R0 l0I-0'f-0 '7Q74?1?f0W1W'6K7'96X?Q7617l?4'Z'0ZK7611?s?1?C?10X?l016vQ1? Harding students like to be enter- tained, and there was a variety of programs provided for them this year, The Student Association and its sponsor, Dr. Jerome Barnes, deserved much of the credit, as they worked hard to showcase the best talent available. Following shows by Gene Cotton and Paul Davis was no easy task either, but professionals get paid to perform, and that's exactly what The Riverboat Ragtime Revue, The Shoppe, Frederick Moyer, the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra and Michael Iceberg did. Appearing October 5 was the Riverboat Ragtime Revue, a musical comedy group featuring piano, ban- jo, songs, dances and the comedy of Mark Twain. Paul Gray and the Gaslight Gang served up a fine menu of New Orleans-style Dix- ieland, The show was staged aboard a steamboat backdrop, with Master of Ceremonies Mark Twain, admirably played by Donald Cow. The Shoppe was well the student body in the 18 appearance. A Dalla sextet, the group has I .. ,. A Q tl Wggigimg if REQ? 23 583 S 2 Swift, ts F- gtg 'H' its ta Mx gm A Eff ki ggsgfk z with Sig? ft Sas 'SSN YY' QEE.. 3-itat i 53 I 5 I - wi ',f nf mam stgsgq former member of the Los Angeles Symphony Orchestra. Dr. Cliff Ganus III arranged for the appearance, and coordinated Harding's effort in the program, which featured over 300 high school and college music students, repre- senting several choral groups in- cluding the Harding A Cappella and Chorale, in a joint choral-ensemble performance of Ralph Vaughan lliam's Serenade to Music. Dther numbers included Sym- Jny No, 28 in C Major and Non i Andrai from The Marriage of garo by Mozart, Toreador Song 5 5 9 S lohn I. Radcliffe - Chris 09' Y awarded the Entertainer of the Year title by the Country Music Revue Association. Consisting of Clarke and lack Wilcox, Lou Chavez, Kevin Bailey, Mike Caldwell and Mark Cathey, the Shoppe's reportoire consisted of songs by Hank Williams, Kenny Rogers, the Oak Ridge Boys and other popular artists, spiced by com- edy and instrumentals. Frederick Moyer was a young, gifted pianist from Massachusetts. He gave an excellent recital during chapel November 30 and then fol- lowed that evening with a superb performance for the general public, Moyer, 25, made his debut at Carnegie Hall last spring and was making a world-wide concert tour. The program he presented at Har- ding was heavy on the sonata side, which gave a heavy, serious, somber effect to his performance. The 69-piece Arkansas Symphony Orchestra traveled to Searcy February 1 for its first Harding per- formance since 1980. The audience got their first look at second-year from Carmen by Georges Bizet. Michael Iceberg returned to Har- ding, which he called his favorite place to perform, for the third straight year, and performed on his incredible iceberg Machine, which was a series of seven synthesizers, a drum computer and other special ef- fect devices housed in a seven-foot tall copper pyramid. His February 24 show began with an eerie strain of music and a huge cloud of smoke on stage. As the air cleared, the tip of the pyramid lifted to reveal Iceberg, and his mirror im- age along with his mirrored key- boards. The early 70's music consisted of Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven, Eric Clapton's Layla, and the Moody I3lue's Knights in White Satin, among others. The amazing sound range of the syn- thesizers impressed the Harding au- dience for a captivating concert. All in all, it was an enjoyable con- cert season for the Harding campus. X44 - Bruce Cook - Chris Oei conductor Robert Henderson, a 9K0K01r0X0N02L0210K020lr0K0Iv0110'H01l?v0K0'L0h0K7f0w0401 Concerts!25
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