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1 New Music Ensemble Will Present Group Improvisations Next Sunday Kittut Livaet Creenrtskin Preacirtet4 01 11 Members of the group include Billie Alexander soprano Robert Bloch violin and mandolin Jon Gibson soprano saxophone clarinet and flute Wayne Johnson clarinet and bass clarinet Stanley Lunetta percussion Richard Swift piano Arthur Woodbury alto sax ophone and bassoon Crocker Schedules Concert Today Music by Schumann Verdi Scar latti a "Telemann and last represented by four songs for women's chorus two French horns and be presented today by members of the local alumnae chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon the international professional music sorority in the Crocker Art Gallery at 3 PM Free to the public the concert will include solo vocal and piano music and a harpsichord duo as well as the ensemble singing Jean Kopf directs the 14 voice chorus The experimental New Music Ensemble of the University of California at Davis will present a concert in the Belmonte Gallery in Oak Park next Sunday at 8:15 PM An admission price of $1 will be charged The program will include several of the group improvisations for which the NME is noted as well as two with notations in the form of suggested patterns for improvisatory elaboration The first of these by John Cage will add trumpeter John Moore to the ensemble the second May 1962 by Phillip Krumm will feature soprano Billie Alexander improvising on a poem from Myths And Texts by Gary Snyder Brahms Requiem Francisco Bach an orchestra and present A German Johannes Brahms 30 in the Calvary Church in San The San Choir with soloists will Requiem by tonight at 7: Presbyterian Francisco 4 lirs 1 le i i 51 1 41 il 4 cs1 In MI ffr '4''' 41t IP 40: 114 A At t- -s il 4 -0 i IL Pacific Pools Breaks the Price Barrier! a A 114 Al ielf CANADIAN National Ballet of Canada with Lawrence Adams as a principal dancer will offer three ballets in the memorial auditorium at 8:15 PM tomorrow on the Community Concerts Series open to season ticket holders only 3 03 43 eU op tici 4 6 4P' 41 1- 1 I' t) 4 li) ti 1 I 'NI i Let 4 vt 1 1 -i 11 SEARS Hearing Aid IMO) Centers Bring You An Amazing NEW Development in Hearing Aids SEARS Now You Can Enjoy A Custom Designed Pacific Pool '34" for as Little as a Month No wires or tubes fits LW Ylf lit 0 VI IAA LA 'AU Pacific Pools will build with NOTHING DOWN Take Up to 10 Years to Pay Build Now! No Payment Until May '65 entirely in your ear Can be fited in 3 minii tes ke: lt No mold needed! -7 This new Sears hearing aid is a pre- cision instrument It fits entirely in your ear has no wires or 1 cords Different size tip assures precise fit ir 't gli gate this new bearing aid now Try before you buy! I ci Y( cc Th as nomilniminime REPEATED BY POPULAR DEMAND! FINAL CHANCE TO SAVE ON OUR SPECIAL "WINTER DISCOUNTS Fits entirely in your ear! Batteries for Most Aids at Reduced Priers 11 HEARING AID CENTER I PARADISE SEARS MARCH 26 II MING AID CENTER PARADISE SEARS MARCH 26 SONDRA SEARS MARCH 26 OROVILLE SEARS MARCH 27 SONDRA SEARS MARCH 26 OROVILLE SEARS MARCH 27 Pacific Pools Gives You Full Protection Insured and Bonded "Licensed State Contractor" I17ACIFIC POOLS Builder Designer of Pools to Suit Every Individual Why wait You can swim 9 months of the year in Sacramento with a Heated Pacific Pool Sears Roebuck and Co 1601 Arden Way Sacramento Calif 95315 I would like more bearing aid information NAME ADDRESS CITY ZONE STATE ----All Ir r-ociitie 11(thk Poole 6 J- monnimpt Come By And See The Amazing Automatic Pool Cleaner that really works in operation at 1320 HOWE AVENUE PHONE 927-2426 otisa 1 el el 4" at rIA' ot i Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back! SHOP AT SEARS SEARS ARDEN FAIR 1601 Arden Way AND SAVE WA 2-6211 THE SACRAMENTO BEE SUNDAY MARCH 14 1965 Sacramento California Page L8 LI.