Southern University - Jaguar Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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Music sTarTs in The classroom wiTh Theory. The reciTals ThaT are provided Tor our enTerTainmenT are presenTed by The DeparTmenT oT Music. Like The plays presenTed by The Speech and -l'heaTre DeparTmenT, reciTals are a producT oT many hours oT preparaTion. The preparaTion oT a reciTal begins wiTh The seiecTion oT The piece oT music To be played. This is done by The performer and The music is chosen according To his abiliTy. The accompanist if There is To be one, musT be chosen so ThaT They Too may begin The nexT and longesT oT The sTeps-pracTice. PerTecT pracTice makes perTecT performances

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1 iii 1 S DR. ALFCNSO SHERMAN Chairman of lhe Speech and Thealre Deparlmenl Dr. Sherman is a nalive of Challanooga, Ten- nessee. He received his AB. and MA. degrees from Tennessee Slale Universify, and his Ph.D. from lndiana Universiiy. He has done European sludy in England, Auslria, Swilzerland, France, Germany, llaly, and Belgium, and has done lur- 'rher sludy al 'rhe Universily oi Soulhern Cali- fornia. Before coming +o Souihern, Dr. Sher- man laughl al Grambling College, Florida Agclvl Universily, Soufh Carolina Slale Universily, and lndiana Universily. Dr. Sherman shares a class wilh Mrs. Augman.

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'S s ,l X X is Pracfice loy lhe sfudenl a+ firsl may be done un- der lhe supervision of an inslruclor, and laler he may praclice by himself. The facully performers however, usually praclice alone or wilh 'rheir ac- companisl. Supervised praclice helps lo correcf mislalces early. Mr. Balisfe shows 'rhe 'rechnique of culling a reed. A 5 'Q' PY X ' lx D! l ,illf . '-xgifi gk