Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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5 1f:2:,v.-as-'S r-:gr If '. .- t 'Q , . Q. Blossom Center Photo Story by lrm Cross Sopranos have to pick up their marbles. Clayton Krehbiel, director of the Cleveland Qrchestra Choruses, pointed to the distaff side of a large chorus which nearly filled the prac- tice room in Music and Speech on a hot luly morning. Come on, girls. The chorus and those enrolled in the instrumental program composed the membership of the initial Blos- som Festival School of the Cleveland Orchestra and Kent State University. Soon they would join the world- famous Cleveland Orchestra in a performance at Blossom Music Cen- ter, the orchestra's new summer home in Northampton Township, 14 miles from main campus. The school, under George Szell's direction, lasted from lulyT5 through August 25, concurrent with the Cen- ter's inaugural season. Enrollment was 109 students from 22 states and five foreign countries. Classes were held at M84S, but eventually practice and performance facilities and small dormitories will be built on the 37 acres of land owned by the University adjacent to the Center's 526 acres. In conjunction with the music program, Kent sponsored an art pro- gram, under Harold Kitner's direc- tion, with op artist, Richard Anusz- kiewicz, a Kent graduate, as artist- in-residence. There was also an international sculpture invitational exhibition at Blossom. Works by Alexander Cal- der, Seymour Lipton and other prominent sculptors were settled on a hillside overlooking the mammoth performing shell. : f .:,--'51, A... 4.1, ,, 4 - 1. 1 ' V - 'v..':-fn was L .. 1 :Q Gf:f't'i'f3l'5i '!n1a4'er.:dil5' is I? s'- :.f,.zi 5 fs '..1?'g'L-,s