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THE INDIANA POL I NEWS Thursday, November 4, 1993 F-4 Music festival places Hoosier composers in spotlight The Indianapolis Newt Indiana-born composer George Duning will be the focus of this year's annual Festival of Indiana Music Friday through Sunday at the Indiana War Memorial Auditorium. Duning, born in Richmond in 1908. roundtable discussion with John Ko-zar, Kenneth Jacobs, Garland Anderson and Michael Schelle at 4 p.m. Duning, who was nominated for five Oscars, chose the 1958 film "Bell. Book and Candle" for the gala film showing Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

tenor Steven Stolen and pianist Catherine Bringerud, in Friday nights opening program, beginning at 8 p.m. Saturday is Symposium Day, with Duning presenting "Recollections and Film Clips." from 2 to 3:30 p.m. He then will be chairman of a composer was a Columbia Pictures contract composer from 1944 to 1962. The three-day festival, "Indiana Music: Sound and Images," will feature clips from Duning movies. Six works by Ned Rorem, also born in Richmond, will be performed by George Duning nWOFFPHMRSONPHCOUFO WOMEN SINGERS WELCOME! SWEET ADELINES GUEST NIGHT NOV.

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