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of copland's setting OF Twelve
Poems Of Emily DickerSon, and OF
MagdafS aria. To This We've
Come" from Menotti'S The Con-
sui" Theodore Schaefer will be at
the piano.
A semi-claSsical concert will be
given this afternoon at 4:S0 by
Maria de la Hull, soprano, who has
appeared in leading roles Of Co.
lumhia Opera Productions. The
program will be held at the Wash
ington Hotel Sky Room. Miss de la
Hull, a former student of Ethyl
Manning. studies at present with
Romano Romani. The Business
and Professional Women's Club is
sponsoring this benefit concert,
Edward Schick. pianist. a native
of Florida, will be heard in re-
cital this afternoon at 5 in the
Phillips Gallery. He is a graduate
with a degree of Bachelor Of Sci
ence from the Juilliard School.
where he studied with Joseph Bat
tiSta.
The Chicago Musical College
recently admitted Jack Sanborn
Reeder into the class Of DR.. Ru-
dolph GAM. He is said to be the
youngest pupil to study with DR..
Ganz and will leave for Chicago
this week.
Preparatory certificates in piano
will be issued to the following to-
night by the Washington Musical
Institute after the closing recitals:
Paulette Brodsky. Marilyn Hay,
Don Carl Jones. Mara Lice Jones.
Melvin Muchnik, Judith Anne
Speer, David Wood, Barbara Ye-
bens. Vivian YebenS and Elaine
Zervos, Students receiving inter-
mediate certificates: Virginia But
ner. Alice Hartfield Guthrie, Mary
Jane Jones and Eileen Desmond.
pianists; Elaine Campbell, Ed
ward Santore and Mary Elizabeth
Williams, singers.
Nettie Sadie GoSs is presenting
a group Of her piano students in
the Dmitrieff Studios, 66l2 Con-
necticut avenue NV. this after
noon at 5. Those participating:
Frances Brotman. Judith Glazer.
Olivia Greenbaum, Toby Gutwerk.
Esther Lahman. Ruth Miller,
Sharon Nimetz. Lynn Rappaport.
Paula Pascal, Phyllis Rabinovitz.
William RosenSky, Miriam Roth
berg, Marvin Schneider, Richard
and Frederick Schneider. Mira
Sheintal. Harriet Tudor. Marlene
Weiman, Harvey and Richard
VERIFIED, Linda Yuter. Ellen Cher
kasSky. Marcia Steinberg and Beth
Cohen.
A series Of nine students re-
cftals was given by Eunice Wilson
Greene during May and June In
her residence studio. The last will
take place In Barker Hall tomor-
row at 8 pm. Those taking part:
Beverly and Cabot White. Sandra
and Colette Carozza. Helen and
Janet Mccall. David and Paul
MoXley, Phyllis, Stephanie and
Mary Maholage. Jean and Helen
Rice, Edward and Louise CATER
ton. Nina Abrams. Eugene Kohler,
Paula Boesch, Kathleen Murphy.
June Miller, Barbara Smith, Linda
Tyler. Janet Hinson. Billy Ever
hart. Ellen Raley. Jean Dauber.
Barbara Donaldson. Margaret
Bausell. Dorothy Duncan and
Nancy Eagle.
Piano students of Mrs. D. c.
Jackson will appear in her resi-
dence studio Tuesday night at 8.
This will be the second in a series
of programs. Those participating:
Sandra and Jay Ross. Joyce Oliver.
Stephen and Nadine Snyder,
Stanley Russell, Marydell Baker,
Sally Gibbs. Rose Marie Lee,
Carole Randour. Barbara Kingsley,
Hazel Gosorn, Janet Coulson,
Ruth Scherger. Julanne Hall, Pat
Boyer. Betty Smythe. John Hoff-
sommer, Michael and Helen Ahern,
Linda Harrison. Melvin Waldron,
Carole Densmore, Sally Odell,
Jeanne and Billy Walker. Nancy
Larrick. Patsy Sugrue, and Bruce
and Betty Lee.
Gertrude Dyre Parsons presented
her pupils in a piano recital on
June 13 at the YWCA. Those on
the program included Wynn
Vickers, Patty Jones, Dickie
Prince. Marjorie Simmons, Mar
cellyn Van Gorder, Idelle Wiener,
Richard Wiener. Elaine Early, Bar
bara McCullah. Penny Prickett,
Nancy Prickett. Evelyn Baumann,
Carole Gemeny, Kathryn Powell,
SU~A SaAACp 6OIAlCL OCllWClLLSIa r.
Moreen Kimball, Arlene Webb.
Nancy Ryan, Ellen Marie John
son, Barbara Myers. Raymond
Renneberger and Lois Marr.
The Won Unschuld University Of
Music will hold commencement
exercises and the annual recital
Saturday at 4 in Pierce Hall, Six
teenth and Harvard streets. A
bachelor Of music degree for piano
and piano teachers training
course will be conferred on
Margaret Jones Of Herndon, Va.
Those on the program will include
the following pianistS: Warren H.
Hoyt. Ross e. Tomlinson. Master
Sinclair Davis, Margaret Jones
and Carmen ESperolini, students
Of Nine. Won Unschuld, and Joyce
Smith, pupil Of Miss Jones. Paul
D. Gable. president Of the Music
Educators Association Of WASH
ington. will give the baccalaureate
address.