Much of his practice was focused on shop interiors and single family residences which are well represented in the show. Walter Zednicek has long studied the works of important Austrian architects. Exhibitions of his remarkable photographs, taken with a tripod and long exposure tames using high sensitivity film, have been mounted in scores of venues across Europe, Asia, Australia, and North America. Homeless Mondo, age 10, meets several people on the streets of Nice, France, who each take care of him in their unique ways. The School of Music will present guest pianist Marvin Blickenstaff in recital at 8 p.m. Feb. 27 in 119 Westbrook Music Building.
Admission is free.
Blickenstaff will perform works by Ellis Kohs, Beethoven, Brahms and Liszt. Blickenstaff is professor of Music at Goshen College where he teaches piano and lectures in piano pedagogy and music literature. D.C. Blickenstaff is known throughout the country as a recitalist and lecturer. His Town Hall debut in 1969 was highly praised by New York critics. In 1990, he was honored by the Indiana Music Teachers Association with the Teacher of the Year citation.