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Culturally speaking, if a picture is worth a thousand words, a live performance is worth a thousand The thousand pictures in UCLA ' s cultural life are sponsored by the Committee on Fine Arts Productions which presented the student with another typically well-balanced year of excellent programs. As well as providing concerts by world renowned artists, the Committee also performances by artists and students from various departments within the campus. There was dance, music and films by the renowned and the gifted. The Student Cultural Commission, a body of six undergraduates and six graduate students, administers a program designed to student interest in cultural events on campus. From a budget supported by incidental fees, the purchases tickets to on-campus at prices up to five dollars each and the resells them to students for 50 cents. This year the Cultural Commission, in an effort to break down the associated with cultural events, sponsored a number of coffee concerts. Artists from the area were invited to perform for student audiences during the afternoon. No admission fee was charged and free coffee was served to the large audiences that attended each event. The Students supplemented this offering by performances for student-only audiences Film programs and live performances were which represented popular student tastes the restraint of what the establishment would consider financially profitable. If one wanted to do so, it was possible to attend a performance every night ... if one was simply rich, brilliant and led a simple life. But for those less fortunate the student cultural life was far from lacking. The CFAP, the Student Cultural Commission and ASUCLA brought the great and gifted into the familiar surroundings of the campus.
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Vladimir Ashkenazy is reputed to be one of the great young pianists of our time. It has been said that his interpretations and of Rachmaninoff ' s compositions are second only to those of Rachmaninoff himself. His December 2nd concert in Royce Hall allowed the UCLA community to his brilliance and versatility. During the 1965-1966 season, the Great Artists Series also brought artists of equal brilliance to UCLA: violinist Ruffiero Ricci in cellist Leonard Rose in February, pianist Artur Rubinstein and soprano Anna Moffo in March, and pianist Wilhelm Kempff in April. There were concerts by other great artists, among them guitarist Carlos and Marais and Maranda. There were a variety of performances by members of the Music Department in addition to the continuing Let ' s Talk Music series with Henri Temianka.
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