University of Maryland Eastern Shore Campus - Hawk Yearbook (Princess Anne, MD)

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DUO GUITARISTS LOS INDIOS TABAJARAS LOS INDIOS TABAJARAS has achieved inter- national fame and popularity through their best selling RCA Victor recordings, and have thrilled and delighted concert hall audiences on four continents. In three years the phenomenal brothers from Brazil have played hundreds of concerts in virtually every major city and univer- sity in the United States. Appearances with Ed Sullivan, Johnny Carson, Mike Douglas and .Authur Godfrey have made this colorful team the favorites of millions of Americans. The road that took these Indian brothers from their Tabajaras tribe in a remote and primitive area of Brazil to their first RCA Victor best seller, ' Maria Elena , was a remarkable one. Self-taught on a guitar they found in the jungle, the boys and part of their family, numbering six- teen, walked 3,000 miles to Rio de Janeiro, They continued to teach themselves, and perform, gaining popularity in Latin America. Their musical studies became intense, their unique style and sound developed, their fame spread, and RCA Victor brought them to the United States. With the sensational Maria Elena , and the best selling albums that followed it, Los Indios Tabajaras have become the most popular and sought after guitar team on today ' s musical scene. Captivating the public with everything from primitive tribal music, Latin American favor- ites, and popular songs, to the familiar and be- loved classics by composers like Chopin, Al- beniz and Tchaikovsky, Los Indios Tabajaras cast their own personal spell with breathtaking virtuosity, radiant tone, and incomparable ar- tistry. Their unique and inspired interpretations cominunicate the heart of the music to the heart of the listener. The experience is unforgettable, and habit forming!

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LIVING MASTERPIECES AT CHRISTMAS TIME Upper Le f-THE VISITATION: Bartholomaeus Zeit- blom. Portrayal: Mary — Barlanti Osman, Elizabeth — Linda Tyler. Upper Center-TWE IMMACULATE CON- CEPTION: Esteban Bartolome Murillo. Portrayal: Mary-Deborah Savage. Upper Right -THE MADONNA OF THE HARPIES: Andrea Del Sarto. Portrayal: The Madonna— Juanita Davis, Saint Francis — Gerald Sewell, John the Evangelist — Demetrius Bond. Upper Left — THE SISTINE MADONNA: Raphael. Portrayal: The Madonna — Juanita Davis, Saint Barbara — M. Leatherbury. Pope Sixtus — Gerald Sewell. Lower Center— THE VIRGIN AND CHILD ADORED BY THE CHANCELLOR ROLIN: Jan van Eyck. Portrayal: The Virgin — Deborah Savage, Chancellor Rolin — William Rice. Loiver Right — A CHRISTMAS CAROL: Portrayal: Choir Girl I -.Mary Leatherbury, Choir Girl II — Linda Tyler, Choir Girl III — Juanita Davis.

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THE COLOGNE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA The Cologne Chamber Orchestra ' s debut tour of the United States in February and March. 1969. was such a musical and popular success that the distinguished en- semble returns here in the winter of 1970 for a second sold-out tour. Helmut Mueller-Bruhl founded the Cologne Chamber Orchestra in 1960 in order to present concerts in the famed Augustusburg-Bruhl Castle, near Cologne. Built between 1725 and 1770, the Castle is one of the most joy- ful examples of the Baroque period in architecture. It was created by Clemens August who had an exceptional sen- sitivity and appreciation of the arts. It was the wish to fill the beautiful castle again with life and joy which led, in 1958, to the founding of the Bruhl Castle Concerts and after two seasons of concerts with various ensembles, Mr. Mueller-Bruhl founded the Co- logne Chamber Orchestra. The success of the new or- chestra was overwhelming and led to the establishment of a series of twenty-five concerts each season within the Castle. The orchestra has since toured Europe extensively, and has traveled to the Far East for concerts: recordings by the Cologne Chamber Orchestra have been awarded the Grand Prix du Disque and the G rand Prix du Dis- cophiles.