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The ghouls on third floor of Woodcrest do not have a ghost of chance for male visitors this Halloween. Rooms 301 and 303 (left) get jnto the Halloween spirit by decorating their doors with handmade decorations. (Photo by John Doyle)
Musicis highlightedin Mansionlobby by Sandy Barone Two nationally acclaimed music companies are scheduled to perform in the Cabrini College Mansion. The National Symphony Orchestra will appear this Sunday, Oct. 30 at 3 p.m. and the Opera Company of Philadelphia was scheduled to perform Thursday, Oct. 20 at 8 p.m. Admission is free. According to Daniele A. Perna, director of the little theater, instead of there being a performance of the Opera Company, there will be an "informance ." Perna has said that this will be an informative appearance as well as a demonstration from the artistic director Margaret Everitt and singers from the Opera Company. According to Jan Buzbee, director of public relations, the company produced the world's largest vocal competiion, the Opera Company of Philadelphia/Luciano Pavarotti International Competition. In 1982, the winners sang with Pavarotti in Philadelphia productions of"La Boheme" and "L'Elisir d' Amore." "La Boheme" was shown on Public Broadcasting Service. It received the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences "Emmy" award. "This would be an exciting evening," Perna said. "If people haven't been exposed to opera, this is a good opportunity to meet these professional people in your own back yard ."
According to Buzbee, Everitt, who will be leading the Arlene Portney holds degrees from Curtis , Julliard, and -program at Cabrini, is the youngest woman manager of a a doctorate from Yale University . Portney was the first major opera company. woman to win first prize in a major international competiAdeline Bethany, chairperson of the fine arts departtion , the Prix Bercasa . · ment, will share in hosting the Opera Company. A recepWillaim Steck earned degrees from Curtis and Philation for the artists and guests will be held after the recital. The National Symphony Orchestra is also known by the delphia Musical Academy, as well as from the University of name of"Euterpe Chamber Players." The players include, Texas-Austin. Since 1982 he has served as concertmaster of the National Symphony. William Stick, violin ; William Foster, viola; Frederick Zenone, violoncello; and Arlene Portney, piano . According William Foster has been a member of the National Symto Jo Harris Brenner, Assistant Dean , works by Mozart , Ernst von Dohnanyi, and Robert Schuman will be per- phony since 1968 and was appointed assistant principal formed by the three members of the National Symphony viola in 1980. He graduated from Oberlin College and the Cleveland Institute of Music. Orchestra and Arlene Portney.
Therewillbe an 'informance,' an informative appearanceas wellas a demonstration fromthe artisticdirector MargaretEverittand singersformthe OperaCompany.-Dan Perna
Its Happeningon the Hill! (Sunday,October30, 1983 at 3pm in the Mansion)
Frederick Zenone, and Indiana University alumnus joined the National Symphony in 1969. Zenone maintain~ an active chamber music recital schedule and serves on the faculty of Georgetown University . Parking is free, in two lighted, supervised campus lots. A reception for the artists and guests will be held after the recital. This is being sponsored by the academic dean 's office.
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NationalSymphony ·Orchestra, EuterpeChamberPlayers ThisfourartistNationalSymphonyOrchestra includesWilliamSteck,violin;WilliamFoster,viola; FrederickZenone,violoncello; and awardwinning pianist,ArlenePortney.
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