Michael Harlan and Vince Quevedo are graduate students. Wendy Weiss, associate professor and gallery director is the faculty member teaching the course for which this exhibition is the culmination. The gallery is located on the second floor in the Home Economics building on East Campus. Call 472-2911 for more information. The School of Music presents the University Symphony Orchestra in concert at 8 p.m. April 24 in Kimball Recital Hall.
Admission is free.
Tyler Goodrich White is the orchestra director and Benjamin Carlisle is the graduate associate conductor. Founded in 1884, the orchestra program at the University of Nebraska is the oldest continuously operating orchestral institution in the state. Long an important fixture in the cultural life of Lincoln, the state of Nebraska, and the Plains region, the NU Orchestras perform approximately six programs per academic year, performing repertoire ranging from traditional symphonic and chamber-orchestral works, to works featuring chorus and faculty or student soloists, to fully staged operas and musicals. Orchestra members are selected from qualified musicians throughout the university, from doctoral students in musical performance to undergraduates in a variety of nonmusical disciplines. Former members of the NU Orchestras now hold positions in major symphony orchestras, in college and university music schools and departments, and on public school music faculties throughout the United States.