Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music - Opus Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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PROGRAM NOTES This composition is written in four movements. The first movement, marked Allegro Moderato, follows a short Introduction outlining the organization of the whole. The first movement, rather formal in style, begms with a vocal theme. The formality of this theme is relieved, after its statement, by an amusing variation of the same subject. This is followed, after a transition passage taken by the small instrumental ensemble, by an instrumental theme. This portion is also followed by a variation in the same style. The second movement, marked Andante Cantabile, is lyric and expressive in character. It is simple in construction and easy to understand. The third movement. Scherzo, is a gay, fast-moving dance-type composition. It presents a variety of developments of the same theme, namely. The Spice-of-Life at Jordan. We warn you, however, that the impressions lent by this movement are for amusement purposes, and are not to be construed as authentic. The fourth movement, devoted to the academic phase of Jordan, is marked Maestoso. In it we find the honorary societies, and the Junior and Senior Class pictures. May we hope that you will enjoy our first venture into the field of composition, and that you will be on hand to get your copy of OPUS II next year. And now into the Introduction ...

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Stcuid ' nig: Vickcry, Shainhcui; b, Xinkcui, and Jacobs. Seated: Holzbaiiscn, Scoff, Riifan, and Osier. THE STAFF Sam Scott, Editor in Chief Robert Shambaugh, Copy Editor Jean Vickery, Art Editor Don Holzhausen, Business Manager Verne Jacobs, Advertising Manager Carl Dawson, Assistant Advertising Manager Paul Harder, Assistant Advertising Manager REPORTERS Mercedes Banks James Bowers Kenneth Hughes Herbert Kaiser Joe Lewis Virginia Ludwig Kathryn McCain Thomas Norris Suzon Osier Ann Snedegar Betty White Joe Zinkan

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View of the Dclauare Street Campus. The Odeon.