Eastman School of Music - Score Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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I. Foxx Blues Ballad I Brown Hornet Toute de Suite Loose Head Prog Princess It must be a Camel PETRUS Ted Moore, drums Philip Markowitz, piano and electric piano Cordon Johnson, bass March 1 Philip Markowitz Philip Markowitz Miles Davis Miles Davis Philip Markowitz Ted Moore Prank Zappa Every now and then the Eastman student is offered the opportunity to listen to a recital which offers more than the standard soloist and accompaniest routine. One day this spring PETRUS performed. Petrus is one of Chuck Mangione's improvisation class groups that has done quite a bit of homework and has turned into quite a jazz trio. The members, Ted Moore on drums, Cordy johnson on Bass, and Phil Markowitz, are the mainstay of the jazz Ensembles rhythm section and not only perform well but write as well also. 75

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CHRISTOPHER .SKY by Domenic Argento Libretto by John Manlove CAST Christopher Sly, a Tinker Peter Turph, a Tailor Henry Pimpernell, a Smithy Marion Hacket, Hostess of the Ale-House First Huntsman to his Lordship Second Huntsman to his Lordship Third Huntsman to his Lordship Lord First Lady to his Lordship Page Second Lady to his Lordship First Servant to his Lordship Second Servant to his Lordship Third Servant to his Lordship Officer Three Musicians if'- :-..,,i 'N Y T'fF v-r is it STRINGS Violin l Kurt Gilman Violin ll Marian Egge Viola james Hopkins Violonccllo Ann Penn Bass Patricia Hutter Harpsichord Iohn Balme tlail CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Personnel WINDS Flute janet Ferguson Oboe Robert Alcala Clarinet Kenneth Grant Bassoon lohn Hunt Horn Nicholas Smith Teddy Wills Trumpet Carol lNarner Percussion Gordon Stout 4- Friday, February 25 Fredric Griesinger Bruce Bell Alexander Stephens Mary Henderson Tonio DePaolo Edward Pierce Daniel Larson Booker T. Wilson Sharon Harrison janet Obermeyer Susan Blum joseph Bias Carl Bickel James Courtney William McFarland Glennda Dove Beverly Wilcox James Robinson Saturday, February 26 Ralph Griffin Bruce Bell Alexander Stephens Mary Henderson Tonio DePaolo Edward Pierce Daniel Larson David Bezona Doreen DeFeis Robin Eaton Gale Oliver Joseph Bias Carl Bickel James Courtney William McFarland Glennda Dove Beverly Wilcox James Robinson I I t 74

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illus- -sx. iii-S. ks Nw. X - tx t X X -ssc. e- N.. . ss WEEE? me N i V X . I . I g-LAg E I if t V, 55 I be 1 ' 'AsS si , Yfflfk-. A 4 at W , ' ,Q vt .1-, army-5 K f Cn February 6, 1972, Eugene I. Selhorst, associate dean for graduate profes- sional studies at Eastman died. l-le was well known as an organist, composer and music historian and also designed pipe organs. He was chairman of the depart- ment ot performance and literature. In 1055 he ioined the Eastman faculty and became associate dean in 1957. Dr Selhorst was also a member of the American Guild of Organists, the Royal Musi- cology Society, the American Musicology Society, the Music Library Association, and Pi Kappa Lambda honorary fraternity. A memorial service attended by many members of the school was held on Eebru- ary 10th. 76 QA.