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ALL EDITIONS Savoy Fare I'M" mm-- Bach And Jazz Are Much Alike By MAGGIE SAVOY Music lovers classical and jazz pay attention. There's much in common betweenthe greats of yesteryear, Bach, Beethoven geniuses. We bury them In mediocrity. Maybe this is why educational groups don't ask me to speak to them." About John Gross: "His modern symphony, performed in Germany, has a last movement so exciting that I wanted to stand up and throw my hat in the speaker composes his speech." About Phoenix: "It has a tremendous upward thrust that thrills one." About education: "It Is trying to make conformists out of all of us discounts those who would transform us. Only recently in New York is there a school for turns.

That is why you can never hear a Bach fugue twice without hearing it differently. That is why it endures." About Bach: "This you listen to both emotionally and intellectually." About Brahms: "He gives you the statement then takes it in fragments as a and Brahms, and the greats of torn rogressive jazz hounds like Shorty Rogers, Jimmy Guiffre, John Gross, Red Norvo, Li vi Wire Maggie Martin Denny, Hal Johnson. Bible Leads Great Books That Have Impact On Life Which book has had the greatest impact on your life? This is National Library Week. Phoenix Symphony Guild Hears Expert Dr. Wesley LaViollctte, Mrs.

Rosemary Walker, Mrs. Eugene T. Garrett Jr. Mrs. Ned Creighton, 7000 Wilder Lane "Will Durant's 'History of Civilization'.

That's a book I think everyone should read. It makes your brain work. You just have to think about things, and it opens up so many new vistas." Mrs. R. N.

Jeffries, 4134 N. 25th St. "There's Just one the Bible. It seems so obvious. It tells us how to live.

All living is based on what the Bible teaches the way we raise our children, the way we treat our friends, the way we act toward our business associates." "I was an ugly he says "And I have taught young 'Ugly Ducklings' even if I didn't love a bar of what they wrote if they wrote well. If their structure was right, I encouraged them to write as they felt." From this comes America's real contribution to history. "I believe great music has first a technical structure, next an emotional and spiritual appeal. You don't tell a man what to do with his technique! Just as Brahms and Beethoven wrote ahead of their period, so do 'my He is referring to the contrapuntal forms in the jazz idiom. "Long hairs criticize me," he admits, "but I am proud of my boys.

I don't always LIKE what they do but I respect it." "Daddy-O," as he is known to them, tried as a teacher never to dictate what they did with their technique only to make it a sound one. "Jazz artists today are using the greatest techniques of the masters of yesterday, letting rhythm create the melody without always being obvious. Call it 'kitchen' melody if you like. Fragments appear, leaving the thought statement of the melody for the climaxes. These same structures appear in our greatest symphonies.

And bearing in mind, always, that these fragments must not become too abstract or obtuse." He believes the purpose of modern art all art is to widen the horizons. "That is why we read books, look at art, listen to music. If you approach art that way, you will find that it speaks to you. It is the way you battle against inertia, by listening to (or seeing and letting it speak to you) something new in art." 0 NOTES TO GREATNESS Can you believe that a great symphony could be based on two notes? No? Well, Beethoven did it! The first two notes of his Fifth set the stage and theme for an entire symphony. "Like a speech, properly constructed, a great artist sets' the theme, then elaborates, explains, discusses, refers, re The ArizoxaRepublic daduJme Mrs.

John D. Keller, 7822 N. Eight St. I have a wonderful book 'Everyman's by Rebecca Beard. It's a form of religion.

Every time you have a problem, you can find something that puts your njind at ease. I just read where the book opens." Mrs. John B. Haldiman, 82 W. Virginia Ave.

"Let's see. I certainly think our Bible and prayer books are most important. The same family that prays together stays together. There are many other books, that we have read, but that one is most important. It's Wm wi Wednesday, April 15, 1959 Page 13 Okay, pick yourselves off the floor (all of you) and listen to a most charming and respected teacher of our era, Dr.

Wesley LaViolette, poet, philosopher, composer, who spoke to the Phoenix Symphony Guild at their preview tea yesterday. "Good construction is a basic to art in any of its forms music, poetry, drama. It really doesn't matter, actually, whether you LIKE it now. The thing that matters is construction. The same thing that matters in architecture.

The boys who write good progressive jazz today are America's musical contribution to tomorrow," he said in an earlier interview at the home of his hostess, Mrs. J. Urban Linde. Dr. LaViolette's sensitive talents include publication of works in philosophy (he has interpreted Buddhist thoughts in "The Wayfarer," "The New he has composed a choral symphony, "The Song Of The Angels," was dean of Chicago Music College, educational director of DePaul University School of Music, later president of the American Opera Laboratory in Los Angeles.

And he is known much to the astonishment of his classical friends as the "Father" of West Coast jazz groups. First of all, he is a teacher. He remembers his early youth, as a "poor boy," when he earned scholarships to Northwestern. His teachers told him: "We can't teach you, because we don't understand what you are doing." He chose a life of teachingthough he could have been a concert artist (has appeared often as a conductor, artist, recitalist) because he felt strongly and passionately that new thinking must be Mrs. Lewis Johnston, 4933 Palomino Road 'Cry of the I've read it twice.

Someone brought it to me while I was down with my broken back. It's a beautiful story (by Hertha Pauli) about Bertha von Suttner, the woman whose faith and example inspired Alfred Nobel to found the Peace Prize." Mrs. Frederick K. Steiner 2915 East Sherran "No one book seems more influential than all others. Reading has rather a composite effect on our lives.

If one author can be made, as an English major, perhaps Shakespeare, and particularly his tragedies, seem closet." A Bride-Elect To Be Feted A luncheon and kitchen shower for Miss Rodney Anne Crowe will be held at 12:30 p.m. Saturday by hostesses Mmes. D. Dean Creamer, Carl Anderson, and R. G.

Neiwald in the home of Mrs. Creamer, 1836 Palmcroft Dr. Miss Crowe will become the bride of Lt. Anthony Anderson, of Fort Bliss, Texas, April 25 in the First Presbyterian Church. Yesterday at 8 p.m.

she was also a shower guest in the home of Mrs. Harold Burns, 523 W. Verde Ave. Cohostesses were Mmes. Harold Savage and James Murphy.

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