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Brovvning's Concert to Begin
'62 Artists, tries Saturday
The Artists Series will open-its
1962-63 program, with a concert
by John Browning at 8:30 p.m.
Saturday in Schwab.
Student ticket distribution will
begin, at 1:30
. p.m. tomorrow at
the Hetzel Union deik.- Non-stu
dent !tickets 'will go on - sale at
9 a.m. Thursday, also at the HUB
desk: These tickets are priced at
$1.50.,
Browning won recent acclaim
for his appearance with the Bos
ton Symphony Orchestra in the
new Philharmonic Hall of Lin
cOln Center in. New York City,c,
For, this concert, he played a
piano' concerto composed especial
ly. for him by Samuel Barter. His
program Saturday night will in-
elude Sonata,. Op. 26, by - Barber.
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Last year, Browning. played
three national recital. tours and
appeared w i th II major American
orchestras,.l including thb New
York Philharmonic, the Philadel
phia Orchestra, Chicago Synr:
phony and the LoS Angeles Phil
harmonic.
He also Made two European
tours, including concerts in Italy,
England, Rolland, Belgium and
Luxembourg. . •
;Browning, made his professional
debut at' the age of -ten, when he
played Mozart's "Coronation Con
certo" in special concert with
the members of the Denver Sym
phony. After this he,, received
instruction from Lee Pattison in
Los Angeles and Rosina Lhevinne ,
at the Julliard School of Music in
New York.
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