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Tickets Available Toda
Violinist to Appear Tuesday
Distribution of student tick-Isive, though not warm." The vio-'vio mists.
onist, w own eels an dividual
Its for the concert by Nathanlknown forhose playi
a "silken tone" ng
and. artist Milstein
may (
move an in audience
kldsteiti, 14th in the current' more than an orchestra can be.
cause the individual (or chain.
Artists' Series, will begin at
ber music ensemble) plays from
1 p in. today at the Hetzel "inner conviction and feeling,
Union desk. has a spirit to communicate
and communicates it directly."
Milstein, a vlollni,t, is sched- Musicians in an orchestra are
fled to p:'i tot m at 8 :10 p m. Toes- trying to do what they are di
tl,i in Sihv,ab Auditorium. Non- rected to do by someone else,
student tickets for the concert he said.
v. ill go on .ale at 9 a in, tomor- The violinist, who began his
1,,w. They wiii cost $1.25. musician career at the age of 19,
Miktein behove; "a violinist is thinks conductors are necessary
1w0.... a tr his tone as easily as an hut "sometimes even the best
actoi I, lecognited by ht, voice." ones conduct too much."
D.Tikteiti, unlike many other ar- He says he often wishes one
ti.t., is nut opposed to talking could coach a group as Stanislaw
about o t h e r peifoiniets in his sky coached his actors in rehear
field sal. He helped them understand
Milstein said that when he and interpret their parts—but in
hears a recording by some other actual performance they were on
violinist he can tell at once who their own, Milstein said.
is playing even if he has not Milstein said a musician trying
I
heard the record before. David Milstein to follow a conductor's directions
“fieifetz plays a phrase andi
.. . he plays from tinthin lis almost like "a young man try
you know it is Ileifetz," he said.t ling to make love to a girl by fol
"lle is hi ilhant, exteriorly tense,lwarm playing, can tell distinctive lowing duttions from a thi r d
the tone is sensuous and expres- l chalacteristics of other famous' party."
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college to engage in such a pro
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THURSDAY. APRIL 2, 1959
Dußois Campus Coed
Wins Ed Scholarship
Bonnie Evans, Clearfield, has
been awarded the $lOO Freshman
Scholarship of the Education Stu
dent Council.
The scholarship is awarded for
ou t standing scholastic achieve
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the Dußois campus, completed
her first semester with a 4.00 av
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