SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1559
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St ein berg to Conduct Myers Talk
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'iWill Open
Concert at Roc Hall 1
By SUE LINKROUM Art Exhibit
Less than 200 student tic ets and 30 non-student tickets]
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remain for the Pittsburgh S mphony concert which will be;
Malcolm Me r s, associate
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held at 8 p.m professor of art at the Unit tomorrow in ' ecreation Hall. 1
This is the eighth Artist Series program of the 1959-60!sity of Minnesota, will speak
;at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in the
Eeason.
fat
Union gallery. He will
The program will incluie Symphony No. 4 in E flat:
_____ lo pen the HUB's fourth art ex-
Major ("Romantic"). Sonata P -;
ono Forte for Two Instrument. 1! N i
ays Donates Gift hibit "Eleven American Print-
Choi's by Gabriele and Sy -In
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horo, No.B in F major, Opus 91,,
makers."
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by Beethoven ,To Pattee Librar y 1 The exhibit will start tomor-
Students have been requesle• A row and run until Dec. 10.
by the Artists Series committe:
copy of the proceedings of the
, Myers, who is showing four
'special committee appointed to .
not to save seats since a larg:
mints, will discuss the works ex
audience is expected. 'investigate the State Department.
hibited and answer questions
„f of Public Instruction has been
William Steinberg, conductor
the Pittsbuigh Symphony 0 _!presented to Pattee Library by:about the artists and their styles
chestra. ‘‘ as born in Cologne, Ge •-Sen. Jo Hays (D.-Centre). ;or media. A reception in the HUB
mauy 111 , musical talents cove r, Senator Hays presented his per- reading room will follow the talk
an even wider range than coi -Isonal copies of proceedings, which' Etchings, lithographs, woodcuts
ducting At age 10 he was non their typewriten form fill 14 and serigraphs comprising the 50
accompli•hed violinist, at 15 alvolumes, along with personal cor- works of 11 nationally and inter
pianist, and at 19 a prize-winning respondence on the investigation, nationally known aitisis will be
conductor. ;and other related items. shown.
In his early years, Steinberg He has included the Report of Among the exhibitors will be
became a hell-travelled man. Heithe Committee as well as a minor- I\flauricio Lasansky, professor of
went all over Europe appearinglity report he filed. ,art at the University of lowa, who
has had over 50 one-man shows
and whose works are exhibited in
museums in the United States,
Spain, Argentina and Australia.
William Steinberg
with numerous orchestras. In
1936 he went to Palestine where
he reorganized the Palestine Sym
phony.
It was here that Arturo Toscan
mni, al , •o a prominent conductor,
first met Steinberg. He was so
impressed with his musical ability
that he invited Steinberg to the
*United States to direct the NBC
Symphony.
After appearing with several
orchestras all over the country,
Steinberg signed a contract
with the Pittsburgh Symphony
in 4952.
The orchestra has had a long
history, dating from 1896, when
it wag conducted by Victor Her
bert, famous American composer.
The Pittsburgh Symphony has
appeared in several cities in the
country and has been called one
of the greatest orchestras of the
United States. The orchestra also
gives two series of concerts an
nually for children.
IFC Will Sell
Xmas Trees
Members of the Junior Inter
fraternity Council Christmas Tree
committee have begun canvass ng
fraternities for tree orders, Ri
h
ard Koontz, committee chairm n,
said yesteiday.
This year the Junior IFC is
working with members of he
Forestry Society in the tree s les
progi am. According to Koo tz,
his committee will take orders
for trees and deliver them to Tau
Phi Delta where- they may be
picked up by the fraternities on
Dec 5 or 12.
Three varieties of trees, in var
ious sizes and prices, are being
offered this year, from $3 to $lO.
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