Vol. 1, No. 10
North Carolina School of the Arts
MODERN STUDENTS
TRAVEL TO CHARLOTTE
Several modern dancers have gone
to Charlotte today to perform for the
Charlotte Womans' Mib ic Club. ’’The
program will be a lecture demonstra
tion of pre-classic dance forms, their
musical accompaniment, and the even
tual incorporation of these rhythms
into the formal musical styles of the
classic period,” stated Duncan Noble,
dance instructor. The program in
cludes a pavanne, sarabande, gavotte,
galliard, allemande, waltz, and gigue.
Lee Harper, Mannie Rowe, Ellen
Barter, Rusty Chambers, Georgianna
Holmes, and Johnny Walker will per
form.
PERFORMANCE FOR PRINCESS
The modern dance department was
thrilled last Saturday when Princess
Irene of Greece watched part of their
rehearsal. They were working on
”The Demonstration” which will be per
formed at the school February 22.
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February 3, 1967
11 TO PLAY IN SYMPHONY
Eleven NCSA students will per
form with the Winston-Salem Civic
Symphony on Tuesday, February 7.
Participating in the string sec
tion will be Judith VanderTuin, viola;
and Margaret Tait and Mark Ward, cel
lo. In the brass section will be
Danny Jones and Gary Buchanan, trum
pet; Dan Ashe and James Bouldin, horn;
and John Sizemore, tuba. Sandra Mil
ler, flute, and Randy Ellis, oboe,
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BERNARDA OPENS SOON
Preview performances of Garcia
Lorca's Bernada Alba, under the dir
ection of Osvaldo Riofrancos, will
begin February 7 in the NCSA theatre.
The public opening is set for Febru
ary 10. The cast for the production
follows: Bernarda, Kelly Green;
Poncia, Suzelle Mizelle; Servant,
Nancy Candler; Magdelena, Edna Ran
dall; Amelia, Jill Voigt; Matirio,
Michele Marsh/Lida Sims; Adela, Su-
sanne Deas/Carol Erskine; Angustia,
Valerie Wilson; Prudencia, Jo Fagely;
Beggar, Patricia Davies; Beggar Child,
Paschale Buhler.
HERRING TO CALL BINGO NEXT FRIDAY
Next Friday, February 10, NCSA stu
dents will have the opportunity to
play bingo in the auditorium at 8pm,
free! Mr. William Herring , caller,
will give away several prizes.
No admission will be charged.
UTISTS TO PRESEN
AL SCXjf\
(Lt.to Rt.) Becky, Sandy, Chris, and
Randy tryout the school's double B^
contraflute to be used in the recital.
Students attending the weekly
student recital this coming week
will have an interesting and novel
musical experience, as four flutists
from the school present a concert of
all flute music.
The first work on this unusual
concert will be a trio sonata by
Johann Joachim Quantz. Performing will
be eleventh graders Christine Nield
and Rebecca Troxler, and tenth grader
Randy Wilson. The piece is in five
movements: Vivace, Largo Rigaudon,
Vivace, and Menuett.
Second on the concert will be the
"Kanonische Sonatine" for two flutes,
opus 31, no. 3, by Paul Hindemith,
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