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BY DALE CASTLE
STAFF WRITER
The conductor opens the black folder
with “MAESTRO” written boldly across
it and arranges the music on his stand. He
claps his hands twice to stop the low hum
of voices in the room.
“Let’s go,” he says.
The difference in this orchestra rehearsal
is its 55 performers all nonprofessional
musicians from the community.
The Chapel Hill Village Orchestra is
made up of doctors, lawyers, professors,
students, engineers, secretaries and people
from many other lines of work who prac
tice every Thursday in Hill Hall for a public
concert at the end of each semester.
Susan Strobel, a charter member of the
orchestra and secretary to the University
athletic director, remembers when the or
chestra started in Phillips Junior High
School 11 years ago.
Since music department conductors di
rected the orchestra, it moved to Hill Hall.
The maestro raises his hands and says,
“Remember, this is for fun. ” He moves the
magic wand, and the room fills withmusic.
Tapping his foot to keep count in the
music during a momentary break, Ernest
Sunas, a retired research chemist from
Durham, suddenly raises the violin and
eases the bow across the strings.
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Sunas has played since he was 10 and
has been in other orchestras. “This is a very
congenial group,” he said. “We had a
rough number last year playing ‘Romeo
and Juliet,’ but the conductor helped us.”
The maestro waves his hands to stop the
orchestra. “Just the oboes and the cellos
with me. And one, two, three, four,” he
says as he lifts the wand, and the music
begins again as if a switch were turned on.
Duke pharmacology Professor Elliot
Mills likes the noncompetitive atmosphere.
He used to play the cello but now plays the
bass.
“I consider (the orchestra) a great bless
ing because you don’t have to be a profes
sional to play.”
But professionals are not excluded from
the orchestra, said conductor Donald
Oehler, a UNC associate professor of mu
sic. “Someone might come to me and say,
‘l’m really concerned that I can’t play the
music. ’ The professionals can lead the less
experienced.”
Oehler stops the music again. “We can
not do this piece without trombones. We
need a trombone search. We also need
percussions, but we’ll add them later. Now
strings all strings from the beginning.”
For some, an orchestra can be intimi
dating at first. Violinist Jennifer Creadick,
co-owner of Hillmusic Fine Violins and
Repairs, has played in small groups, but
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this is her first practice with an orchestri.
“I can't hear myself play,” she said.
Creadick has known about the orches
tra for a while, but said she joined when she
learned Oehler was conducting.
The music stops once more. “Don’t
read the notes,” Oehler says, opening his
arms. “Read everything. It’s not Monday
morning.”
Oehler likes to be known first as a clari
netist, but has directed the University
Chamber Players, the Switzerland study
abroad, the Chapel Hill Chamber Music
workshop and the N.C. Wind Quintet.
“I try to make it fun,” he said. “I’ll work
them hard, but in a good way. There’s a
spirit you get from an orchestra like this
one.”
The maestro squints at the last row of
violinists. “How are you doing back there?
The first time is always the worst. Once
more, everybody.”
Cathy and Pat Gallarelli saw an ad in
the newspaper announcing the first re
hearsal, and the couple decided to come
together. Pat Gallarelli plays bassoon and
Cathy Gallarelli plays the violin.
As the orchestra finishes, Oehler looks
at his watch. “Well, I could ask you to play
out these last five minutes, but instead, as
you’re packing up, stop by for a minute.
“There are a lot of new faces, and I’d
like to get to know all of you.”
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sense that it admits all the facts which are
alleged by the plaintiff,” he said. “And so,
even if every one of these things is true,...
(the defendant) is entitled to judgment as a
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to something which justifies a judgment in
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necessary. “You dispense with, in effect,
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motion on the grounds that some of the
facts should be decided by the jury.
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