DePaul University - Depaulian Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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He has been acclaimed throughout Europe and the United States for his operas, symphonies, and his concerts. A man with a gentle sense of humor, the sense of humor that lets him see the world in its perspective is the man. . . . and the genius of music, Alexander Tcherepnin. The Russian born composer, master pianist, and conductor has been at DePaul since 1949. A world traveler, he will practically tell you that you can lose anything or everything in Europe but your passport. Delighted and with awe, his wife Ming will tell you of his dedication to his art, his family, to life itself. With Father OiMalley, C.M., and many University friends, iiSaschaW celebrated his 65th birthday.

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Below: The Rev. Jose Mancha, organist for the Cathedral of Madrid and guest lecturer at DePaul, gives a concert of Spanish organ music in St. Vincent de Paul Church.

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