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Music of every
variety can be
heard this fall
The Trinidad Tripoli Steel Band will
perform at 4 p.m. October 5 in the Forest
Theater. From the steps of the White House
to eight straight World Fair appearances,
this amazing group of performing men from
Trinidad play a repertoire of music that
ranges from classical to rock and roll. . .on
ail drums. This feat has astounded audiences
not only because of its oil drums, but because
of the unbelievable fidelity and artistic
accomplishments with which they render
each concert or dance number. . .whether it
be modern, classical, or their native Calypso.
The calypso numbers are in a class by
themselves, combined with exciting dancing
and chanting as only the natives from
Trinidad are capable of doing.
The Paul Winter Consort appears at 8
p.m. October 7 in Memorial Hall. "The
Consort is a bridge between the world of
ordered music, classical and symphonic, and
the world of free-form music, such as rock,
jazz, and folk music," Winter describes. "We
feel equal allegiance to African music, to
Bach, and to our own home-made songs."
Paul Winter, the group's leader, formed
the Consort in 1967. after several years
touring with his successful ensemble, the
Paul Winter Sextet.
Where the Sextet had combined Winter's
early interest in classical music with the free
style of jaz. the Consort added still another
element the Latin idiom, inspired by
Winter's tours of Latin America, especially
Brazil.
The ensemble has performed at Carnegie
Hall, Fillmore East, and numerous college
campuses. Their music is invigorating,
moving, a humanistic experience. Their
scope is truly as wide as the inner man can
stretch.
Jaz flutist Herbie Mann brings his talent
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to Memorial Hall at 8 p.m. on October 28. In
the last decade. Herbie M ann has established
himself as the outstanding flutist in jaz. In
addition, he has also managed to become
one of a handful of musicians rooted in jazz
who has made a significant breakthrough as
a pop attraction as well. Though based in
New York, Herbie has established himself as
an international attraction as a concert artist
and is always a big drawer of crowds
w herever he performs.
The Hampton Institute Choir will appear
November 1 K at 12 noon in the Great Hall of
the Carolina Union. This world famous
singing group consisting of approximately
38 voices, under the direction of Mr. Bob
Rice, has an impressive performance record.
As well as giving concerts at Carnegie Hall,
Lincoln Center, Kennedy Center and
Philharmonic Hall, the choir has" just
completed a tour of the Scandanavian
countries, the Virgin Islands and virtually
every city in the United States. Participation
in the tribute to Duke Ellington at the
Cathedral of St, John the Divine with Dave
Brubeck, Sarah Vaughn and Joe Williams
offers another highlight to the choir's
history.
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