The Lawton Constitution from Lawton, Oklahoma • Page 32

THE LAVrTON CONSTITUTION, Wednesday, October 30, 1974 9C Faculty Exchange Recital OSU Pianist To Perform Here Thursday CENTURY -f-J music floated throughout McMahon Foundation's small auditorium last night in an appropriate and enterlain- dedication recital of Cam- "eron music department's new harpsichord. All thai was missing during the "Evening of Baroque Music" were costumes from tht; past century. The harpsichord, i by William Fletcher at a cost of about 8700, was appropriately dedicated to Cameron's piano professor. A single nameplale bearing "Fletcher" will be attached to the instrument. Cameron's music a performed on the program to demonstrate the harpsichord as an accompanying solo and ensemble instrument.

In opening the program, Fletcher briefly described the harpsichord, which bears a lute like sound, and played a chord, explaining "I'm doing this because the newspaper said I'd the firsl to play it." Actually Virginia Sircy inaugurated the instrument in its i i i a i "Quartet in Major." featur- i i a i oboe; Howard Klug. flute, and Vanessa Kibbe, violin. Fletcher accompanied contralto Mary Banks, new faculty member, in a solo. "An i a McCollom also played the harpsichord as a a i for Kibbe and Klug. Bach's Brandenburg Concerto, No.

2 in Major was a fitting climax to the hour-Ions program, featuring 16 musicians, conducted by Mrs. Sir- A N- DERINGS Here's a lardy i but worth telling: When the Soviet Georgian Dancers and Singers performed here earlier i month on the Community Concert Series, they at (he Ramada Inn Arriving early the day of the performance, the Russians (none of whom speak English) took an afternoon walk down Second Strct't ''to Pursfey Grocery Store "All 80 of the performers trooped into the store as i i raided," lauehed Larwe Pur- CoCuirm sley What did the Russ i a "All the French and hard bread we had and then loaves of soft bread bacon scraps and cans of spaghetti and meal- balls En route back to the motel, they began eating the raw bacon and bread "One (if them bought salt pork and ale it raw, loo," Mrs. Pur.sley added "They came back later and look a photograph of our store!" Lawton and Southwest Oklahoma opera are disappointed that Beverly Sills will not be singing ihc title role of "Lucrezia Borgia" when the Dallas Civic Opera opens its season Friday evening The opera superstar underwent surgery in New last week for possible pelvic malignancy Singing the role in a a i be Leyla Gencer, Turkish soprano Miss Sills will begin rehears a "The Daughter of Regimem" scheduled Nov. 20 by the San Francisco Opera a ion of Barbara Geary, who has been a solo pianist in most regions of i be presented in a Faculty exchange recital at 8:15 p.m. Thursday at McMahon Foundation.

The Oklahoma Slate University instructor has performed in a a Germany, A i a Spain and Greece and appeared last season with the Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra, recital program includes Sonata No. 3 (Joio), a i a i on a Theme of Paganini, Op. 35, Book II (Brahms) and Gaspard de la Nuil (Ravel). Miss Geary holds an MM. degree in piano from' Indiana University, where her teacher was Frederick Baldwin.

While living abroad for two years, she studied with Vlado Per- lemuier in Paris, and Porto, Portugal. Among her teachers have been Ixjuis Artau and the later Arthur Loesser Miss received a in French language and literature 1'rom Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame, and later, studied at the French School of Middlebury College in Vermont. She often presents commented programs in French, on French music of the early 20th Cenlury. She is one of a few pianists, introducing the music of Maurice Emmanuel to the American public. During her several trips to Paris, Miss Geary has visited the family of this composer and has had access to unpublished material about him.

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