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Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
To Perform Tonight in Rec Hall
The program to be presented byj the Pittsburgh Sym
phony Orchestra at 8:30 tonight in Recreation Hall will con
sist of compositions by Berlioz, Mendelssohn and Bartok.
Over 1,000 student tickets
will be available today at the
The Overture, -‘Roman Carni
val” by Berlioz will open the
Artists' Scries program, followed
by Mendelssohn’s '‘Symphony
No. 3 in A Minor." After, inter
mission, the orchestra will play
Bartok's “Concerto for Orches
tra.”
THE ORCHESTRA. conducted
by William Steinberg, places spe
cial emphasis on •performances for
youth and industrial workers.
When not on tour, it devotes 37
concerts each year to young audi
ences.
In addition, it gives an annual
Saturday < evening concert for
teenagers, after which the audi
ence is invited to a coke party
with Steinberg and members of
the orchestra.
The orchestra performs a series
of concerts sponsored by the
Manufacturers Light and Heat
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and 400 non-student tickets
Hetzel Union desk.
Companjp, in which the audiences
are primarily industrial workers.
The city of Pittsburgh also spon
sors a series of concerts which
are freq to the public.
Steinperg feels that in conduct
ing these special concerts/ the
orchestra is “preaching the gospel
of music.” He also finds that the
special (events help the orchestra
to readh more and more people
every year, who have a sincere
affection for music.
an Annual sum of $300,000
is needed to sustain the orchestra
and is (raised primarily by volun
teer workers in the Pittsburgh
area.rtfen professional staff mem
bers ahd a 75-member bo.ird of
directors schedule the. program for
the orchestra..
, In addition, a Women’s Asso
ciation of the Symphony Society
assists: in projects such as the
Tiny Tots Concert Series, the
! Young Adults Concerts and the
; annual Symphony BalL
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. UNIVERSITY PARK, PENI
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Palmer, Witmer to
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coordination between Collegian
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tions, and impnjve the reporting
staff by furthejj developing can
didate’s training!. - j
WITMER SARD he aims to in
crease the efficiency of the papers
business departments by : making
candidate school. more compre
hensive, improve the, circulation
and billing operations of the paper
and improve the coverage of and
cooperation witpi the downtown
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SATURDAY.
Sorority Collects Books
For Students Overseas
Delta Sigma Thetajsorority is
collecting books 1 for 1 Vorld j Uni
versity- Service, axi a table \ next
to tiie. HetzeL Union, desk j until
April 9. ': ' j
Boxes for the book drive will
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hall area. • ■.| ! j, •
World University Service will
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SMALL COMBO to Iplay for setni-forasl
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TWO STUDENTS to shake large houe.
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TWO WAJTENS for] spring term to work
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CHINESE LANGUAGE j Class will meet
Mondays. 7:30-8:90 p.m. in 820 Willard
starting April i. Everyone having had at
least one lesson In Chinese b welcome.
Books are now-tsvaiiabie at Nittany News.
AIP MEETING” Monday, . April g. HUB
Assembly room. Film ’’Memory Devices.’*
PENN! STATEr Art AwoeUtioo TwMa fret
Jammy Saturday 2-51 p.m.: CoUegiana
playing: HUB; ballroom. ( /
DO THE IDEOLOGIES of Christianity and
CommoMam Conflict? Be sure and attend
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