Philadelphia Musical Academy - Da Capo Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1969 volume:

JOSEPH CASTALDO PRESIDENT RICHARD CA3TIGLI0NE DIRECTOR OF STUDENT AFFAIRS ARTHUR O ' LEARY DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT EDWARD GLASS ER, JR. BUSINESS MANAGER LEAH FARBER A3ST. TREASURER DR. MARIA DRAKE ASST. DEAN ACADEMICS BRASS Philadelphia College of Art, General Studies Faculty- Louis Baron Stephen Berg Ruth Mavronikolas Franklin Miller Edward Rozycki PIANO Glement Petri llo Joseph Arcaro Allison Drake Margaret Garwood Gary Graffman Florenza Levengood Doris Mason Anthony Mecoli Genia Robinor Susan Starr Marv Vyner Veda Zuponsic VCFJE Harold Parker Carolyn Dengler Maureen Forrester Uta Graf Marion Harvey Adele Newfield Anthony Marchione Joseph De Angelis Roger De Li llo Glenn Dodson Robert Harper George Hosfeld Samuel Krauss Philip Musumeci John Simonelli Abe Torchinsky WINDS Guido Mecoli Shirley Curtiss Ferdinand Del Negro Bernard Garfield Stevens Hewitt John Krell Joseph Smith Laurie Sokoloff Vincent Trombetta John Wuramer Denotes Departmental Chairmen X ■fH - f  9 L « lM STRINGS Janl Szanto David Arben Edward Arian Charles Castleman Frank Costanzo Elsa Hilger Eugene Kash Samuel Mayes Leonard Mogill Karen Tuttle THEORY AND COMPOSITION Donald Chittum Stephen Albert Joseph Castaldo Lilburn Dunlap Clement Petri 11 o Andrew Rudin Michael Smolanoff Michael White HARPSICHORD Anita Greenlee MUSIC EDUCATION Charles Grey- Richard Castiglione David Guggenheim Carlton Jones Lake Loran Stephenson LIBRARY John Moyer Kathleen Moretto Barbara White CONDUCTING Maurice Kaplow Carlton Jones Lake Italo Taranta PERCUSSION Michael Bookspan Nicholas D ' Amico OPERA WORKSHOP Rhoda Levine CLASSICAL GUITAR Robert Di Nardo ORGAN Earl Ness Robert Elmore VOCAL COACHING Donal Nold JAZZ WORKSHOP Evan Solot HARP Edna Philips Ann Hobson 1 JEFFREY LANGFORD THEORY, FRENCH HORN JOHN FARR FRENCH HORN DIANE BALE VIOLIN MYRNA MILLER PIANO JOHN MOUSTAKAS PIANO J EDWARD ETKINS THEORY MARTIN FUMO FLUTE A N T U OSCEOLA DAVIS VOICE KAREN BERGEY VOICE DIAN REED VOICE BRUCE OLTMAN PERCUSSION RICHARD DENMON CLARINET JAY HASSAN CLARINET GLORIA PYLE ' CELLO DANIEL FORLANO TRUMPET, CONDUCTING BETTE GRAUCH PIANO PAUL HAINES PIANO KENT ROSE VIOLA RONALD GILOTTI DOUBLE BASS HARRIS KIVITZ TROMBONE ANTHONY ORLANDO PERCUSSION NANCY REESE PIANO BARBARA SILVERSTEIN PIANO RONALD STRAUSS COMPOSITION ALAN HALBER CONDUCTING i % i i - 1 j -tfc.:. m- i fr suite for four M f lk-K G I L kW £eeH m a I I 1 m flfc kj P m CW P PP £ p k £ Sz Jioim Ppi? W g p tt We PP p p h i 2zc f i i HiHtf f r-3-7 VKijilr i ffjsn- ' F f i p  5 ZJ=?: IP EE i £ i i W 4 i P u J U iP |ri f i ; i f • ' ■ ' S f J qz f i m JL rffe ML -a- NL lJ ■ life I p fe UJ ' i J r? 3 P m m i i = = i fca a s n 5 • h if j ! f if P i L.-rt!r ' ' fLf J £ dW nnm p ? i r- 3 —i 4 ipfenifl i s te f i t fff ftlT 3 i i J | 3-1 r- J -i 5k A 5E nit ■ 1 : m i if jtirj 4 ■3S=± k m — r m £=3 j f|K J §4 . b $± fl jf ii 7 hki i 5z If i=l pf P N feppf iipM ■f f If f k i A Npf jN£ 3 M 1 ' ) g - n ' t. foi la ■s Kt ± n ' t 0)1 ley P m ppp? n ' t m magi ■N ' f | j g g ffl a rfrHf m m s ♦ p ££ P P P osu . te - ' -i yj fc ill £ PI £§fP!j te .a S AN OVERVIEW WORTH TWO CENTS I sit here in a desolate place. The comfort is nil. I anL. smothering in the juices of my own dreaded disease. What have I done to deserve this honor? The vehicles of hell glide quickly to and fro. Their occupants caring less for identity. How Can I Be Identified? What is my Worth? The people flow quietly to their posts. Their eyes are filling with the vacuum of boredom. I am rolling to my spot in the service of Satan. Fighters of dreams abhor all this nonsense, and ask for a way out, but all doors are locked and bolted. They drown in the secretions of reality. This author is a dreamer, but his dreams are smashed by the ignorance that surrounds him. Hell is flowing over, and the waves of suffering are afflicting the free spirits of society. The depression of routine has become the prime. A Penny For Your Thoughts AWG RFK ool, quiet scent of new leaves and morning in the semi -darkness ; . sleeper emerging from a last, hoarded dream - - - Summoned by - - - lirds mute, wind absent. SPRING The flower opens bursting. Its sweetness emerges Flooding my mind Painting it gold With me supercilious Floating high inside Wanting to touch. Yet when I do The flower wilts. Brown. And lingering odors live Twisting my senses In frenzied circles. Me Brown, Wanting only to be touched. ERB ' he world voices penetrate consciousness, )rops of rain and blood into the ever swift-flowing stream: ind mourning ... and darkness. Rosalind Conn, March 9, 1969 a