Vanguard University of Southern California - Centurion Yearbook (Costa Mesa, CA)

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MUSIC Performance. Around the country, through- out the state, and in our chapel. Receiving potential talent from churches and high schools, it is the responsibility of our choral and band directors to create contemporary, original, and traditional sounds from the variety of voices and styles enrolled in his group. The traveling trios and quartets as well as the two choirs are responsible for the renowned reputation of SCC ' s Music Department. It isn ' t easy. Quality is achieved only after tedious repetition and rehearsal of demands made by a director to achieve perfection. Opportunity for potential talent. Voice, piano, and organ lessons are offered by accomplished musicians to enhance the quality of each individual ' s talent. The material is the student. The accomplishment is the perform- ance. While applied music is enjoyed by many, the student majoring in music finds theory, history courses, and technical mastery of music an additional challenge to his individual perform- ance. Music, an art. . .a major. John Leverett, B.A., Master ' s Candidate Robert Heide, B.Med. 166

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LANGUAGE Edwin Elliott, M.Mus. G. Willard Bassett, B.A. Thomas Murray. B.M. ■■ Kr Wi P I Caryn Shelor. M.S. Dorothy R. Kling, M.A. 167