California State University Northridge - Sunburst Yearbook (Northridge, CA)

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FRONT ROW H. To r. Craig Fine and Jon Sewcll. BACK ROW: Vicki Barrett and ynn Lovetfe. FRONT ROW U to Vicki Barrett, Lynn LoveHe, Craig Fine, Jon Sewall. BACK ROW: Connie . N Sayer, Del Price, Robert Wollman. Dicme Cormecn and Robert Wollmcm. Del Price and Connie Sayer. OLD MAID AND THE THIEF mmmwwm. x

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OPERA SAN FERNANDO VALLEY STATE COLLEGE OPERA WORKSHOP presen'rs A double bill of Opera Musical Director .................... David W. Sco'r'r Sets and lighting designed by .......... Owen Smith supervised by .............. Dr. Willard Bellman Coach accompanist ................ Moro Donobedion SToge director .................... Margaret Schlosser Cosfumes by ....................... Charles Schul're Choreography ............. Koren Cctdle, Pom Roberts THE PRODIGAL SON Lyric Scene by Claude Debussy The Cast in order of appearance Fes'rivol Dancers ...... Jon Sewoll, Vicki BorreTT Son ............................. Craig Fine Daughter ...................... Lynn LoveTTe Lia .......................... Connie Sayer Simeon ..................... Robert Wollmon The Prodigal Son .................. Del Price The ocfion fakes place in CI village near The Lake of Genezorefh. IT begins at sunrise on a day set aside for a Spring Festival, long, long, ago. THE OLD MAID AND THE THIEF A Grotesque Opera by Gian-Carlo Meno'rfi The Cast in order of appearance Miss Pinkerton .................. Dolly Henry Miss Todd ................... Donna Murphy LaeTiTia ..................... Diane Cormeon Bob ....................... Robert Wollmcm Policeman ..................... Bill Andrews The action Takes place in c: Small Town somewhere in The United STaTes. The time is seT for The early Twentieth Century. The fourteen scenes include Miss Todd's parlor, Miss Todd's kitchen, Bob's bedroom, and The street OUT- side Miss, Todd's house. THE PRODIGAL SON Donna Murphy and Diane Cormecn. FRONT ROW ll to LT: Va 52' Sayer, Del Price, Robert V.c Dione Cormeon C : 5

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CONCERTS . . . The Son Fernando Valley SToTe College Music DeporTmenT and The AssQCiOTed STudenTs presenTed an array of ouTsTond- ing concerTs ThroughouT The year. SelecTions Tor The ConcerTs ranged from Vivoldi's T'ConcerTo in B minor To Kern's HOle Man River. Carolyn STonford song six main orrongemenTs: Giacomo Corissimi's T'Deh ConTenToTevi, Franz SchuberT's HWehmuT, RoberT Schumann's HErouenliebe und Leben, Opus 24, Gob- riel Foure's HL'obsenT, and Paul HindemiTh's from The cycle T'Dos Marienleben. The SymphonieTTa performed BuxTehude's Come Thou Redeemer of The EarTh, Fine's HKokos Lullaby, and Livcm BeeThoven's HPromeTheus OverTure, Op. 43. Among The selecTions performed UT The ConcerTino A'Lo Jazz were Kern's 'TOle Mom River, Warren's HThere Will Never Be AnoTher You, and HSummer NighT, Velazquez's 'TBesomi Mucho, Gross' 'Tenderly, EllingTon's hl'm Gonna Go Fishin, cmd Loesser's Spring Will Be A LiTTle LaTe. Direc- Tor for The ConcerT was RoberT G. DelwarTe. lTaly's greaT ensemble reTurned. The AssocioTed STUdenTs presenTed The QuinTeTTo Boccherini. The selecTions included Molipiero's Sinfonia degli orchi, Vivoldi's HConcerTo in B minor, and Boccherini's QuinTeTTo in C minor. Myron Sondler conducTed The 'TSymphonieTTo. FLUTE AND PICCOLO: Philip Limino, Barry Cooper. OBOES: Jone Vieregg Lynn George CLARINETS: Frank HarTer, Franz Zeidler. BASSOONS: Mike Sandler, Anthony Kuhlmonn. FRENCH HORNS: Mark Jurey Robert Shmon TYMPANI: Sue Anne Chorlesworth. VIOLAS: Loury Jarvis, Marcia Carol Ham, Ronny Schiff, Marilyn WorTh. CELLI: Selene Hurlford Robin Herris . Shumon. STRING BASSES: Walter Bailey, Hedy Herrmann, David Wassermon. VIOLINS: Linda Rose, I I Carolyn STonford, o Mezzo Soprano, performed in The Campus Theater. 7 , . ', f Jackie Ingwur Beynun, PcTricia Aiken, Elaine Browne, Louise Dirks, Christine Lyon, Diono Naumon, Roy Preminger, POT Thompson, Frank Tremomi, Nancy Wald, Paul Weiss Janet Williams Tibor Zelig.