The C o untryon Blues of John Jackson
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John Jackson is one of the fineit performers still playing with Jackson following the concert to which participants
in the tradition of early country blues which began in the should bring their guitar (safe storage will be provided):
rural south at the turn of the century. Jackson will present Tickets are on sale at. Kern and HUB desks. The concert
a concert at 8 p.m. Sunday in 112 Kern. Special guest is sponsored by The Graduate Student Association.
performer is Jerry Zolten and there will be a workshop
Born unto us classical choices
By SAM LEVY
Daily Collegian Staff Writer
The holiday season is again upon us
:and record stores abound in albums of
festive cheer. Here are some
suggestions to give Santa when he fights
the battle of the bulge down your
chimney this year.
Christmas would not be the same
without the much-recorded, overly
hackneyed "Messiah" of Handel. Colin
Davis's recording with the London
SyMphony Orchestra and Chorus'
(Phillips SC7IAX3OO) will give the most
satisfaction. The complete score is
recorded using the original or
chestration.
Sir Thomas Beecham's 1959 recording
with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
and Chorus has been re-issued on RCA
Gold Seal.
Hermann Scherchen's recording .with
the Vienna State Opera Orchestra and
Academy Chorus (Westminster Gold,
WGS-8163) may not suit some because of
Scherchen's erratic tempo changes.
• For the budget-minded, Sir Malcolm
Sargent's recording with the Royal
Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and
Huddersfield Choral Society (Seraphim
SIC-6056) will suffice.
An abridged version worthy of note is
Eugene Ormandy's recording with the
Philadelphia, Orchestra and Mormon
Tabernacle Choir (Columbia M2S-607).
Since it was issued in 1959 it has become
a Gold Record winner, selling more than
a million copies.
Choral versions of carols abound and
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any version by the Mormon Tabernacle
Choir (Columbia XMS-6777, XMS-6192,
XM-30077, XMS-6100, M-34546, and MS
-6499, the latter with Leonard Bernstein
and the New York Philharmonic) will
do.
The Robert Shaw Chorale performs
handsomely on RCA LSC-2759, LSC-2139,
LWC-2684 and RCA Camden CAS-448.
Among orchestral collections with or
without chorus, a disc by Eugene
Ormandy with the Philadelphia
Orchestra and the Temple Concert Choir
(Columbia MS-6369) is outstanding for
the performances and the sonics; it is a
Gold Record winner, also. •
Opera fans have their choice of great
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fare. Even great Jewish singers such as
Jan Peerce, Richard Tucker and Robert
Merrill have done it, the latter recording
a complete album of favorites.
An album of special interest is- "A
Golden Age Christmas" (RCA Victrola
VIC-1682) which contains historic
recordings by such greats as Enrico
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Caruso, John McCthmack, Giovanni
Martinelli, Tito Schipa, Rosa Ponselle,
Ernestine Schumann Shumann-Heink
and Louise Homer in holiday music.
In all fairness, I must say a word about
Chanukah music. A best bet is Jan
Peerce's album "The Art of the Cantor"
on Vanguard 79237.
Sun. 11 - 5
INNER LOOP -
Weekday's 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM Two buses in service
Leaving student parking lot
near East Halls every 10 minutes
Campus Loop
UMTABLE
(Minutes past the hour)
*Timed stop:
, Times for other stops are approximate
OUTER LOOP - WEEKDAYS, DAYTIME
Weekdays 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM
Two buses in service, leaving the HUB
every,quarter hour.
TIMETABLE
(Minutes past the hour)
1. lIUB
2. McElwain
3. Wolt-Ritner Halls
4. Natatorium
5. Wagner
6. Shields ,
7. Beaver Stadium
8. Land & Water Inst.
9. Materials Research
10. *Graduate Circle
11. Materials Research
12: Land & Water Inst.
13. Beaver Stadium
14. Shields
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Timed stops.
Times for other stops are approximate
CAMPUS LOOP - EVENINGS„WEEKENDS
Buses leaving student parking lot near
East Halls every 10 minutes
Weekdays ' 6:00 PM to 12:15 AM
Saturdays 7:30 AM to 12:15 AM
Sundays 4:00 PM t0,12:15 AM
TIMETABLE
(Minutes past the hour)
1. *East Halls
2. Natatorium
3. Shields Building
4. University Drive
5. Polloek-Shortledge
6. White Building
7. College-fleister
8. *College-Allen
9. Deike Building
10. Rec Hall
11. Kern-Library
12. Forum Building
13. Creamery
14. North Halls
*Timed stop.
Times for other stops are approximate
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02 12 22 31 42 52
03 13 23 33 43 53
05 15 25 35 45 55
07 17 27 37 47 57
10 20 30 40 50 00
11 21 31 41 51 01
12 22 32 42 52 02
13 23 33 43 53 03
14 24 34 44 54 04
15 25 35 45 55 05
16 26 36 46 56 06
17 27 37 47 57 07
*East flails
Computer Center
Wolf-Ritner Hall
McElwain Hall
White Building
College-Meister
College-Allen
Bus Depot
Mineral Sciences
Rec Hall
Library-Kern
Forum Building
Creamery
North Halls
00 15 30 45
01 16 31 46
02 17 32 47
03 18 33 48
04 19 34 49
05 20 35 50
06 21 36 51
07 22 37 52
08 23 38 53
12 27 42 57
12 27 42 57
13 28 43 58
14 29 44 59
15 30 45 00
East Halls (2 stops) 17 32 47 02
Computer Center 18 33 4803
Wolf-Ritner Halls 10 34 49 04
McElwain Hall 19 34 49'04
Creamery ' 20 35 50 05
22 37 52 07
24 39 54 09
25 40 55 10
26 41 56 11
Forum-Library
Library-Kern
Mineral' Sciences
Willard
00 10 20 30 40 50
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