The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 26, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 5, 1966 Page: 3 of 4
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Wednesday, January 5, 1966
PAGE 3—THE CAMPUS CHAT
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Hugo and Luigi Chorus Produces
Easy, Relaxed Mood of Twenties
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The t'hoiuk of Huk<i ml Luiiri
produce* a tfvntN reluxtxi mood
in iMM of their recent alliums, "The
< ancadiiiK Voire* " They re-i'rfHte
the mutual enchantment of a few
beautiful tang* of the twenties!
The basic instrumental sei-tum
Prof Exhibits
Art in Ohio
liale Lynn (.onion ,.f tin alt
faculty is exhibiting two utonewair
pieces in a national art show in
Voungntown, Ohio
(he show the IKtii Annual <V
ramie and Sculpture Show pre
sented by the IJutlei Institute ..f
American Art, run* thrnuirh Keb
I>i William Howie. a aculptoi
from New York, t how ,ij piece*
to lie exhibited tf submit
ted works
tiordon i* entering « tirani H pot
and a vase Moth wert finished
last sprint; with an ash ifiaze This
is the second year that (iwioi. ha-
presented his works in the w
Gordon t.-iu'io'- art education and
art appreaciation
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STARTS SATURDAY —
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from the llu ro and Lutjp orches
trn supplies the rhythm for the
ehoruii, which is highlighted by
six soprano sinKmK cascading
melodic phrases hence the name |
"('Hscadilitt Voices "
The orchestral and vocal at !
ranirementK are effectively scored
by Hal Mooney
These selections from the twen-
ties have remained popular
throughout the rock n roll trail.si
'ion of t-«da\
Anions the well kiioun colle.
tl( n ol tamlitrds is "I'll See You
in My breams-' written in llti!4
b> tins Kahn and Isham Jones \<
the stdo instrument foi this mini
bei. the piano sets the riteli'du
temp.- and tin < aacadiUK stipranos
as.'ist the male voice, foi the first
ch(*rus the seeond chorus tea'
ur« % the full choir with the so
pranos lis « sideliiyht
MtHtNl M.HI and KOSKN
The ful! choir introduces Moon
lilfht and Roses, a 19ji6 standard
The seeond part of tin sonjf tea
tuies a -ielic.it. trombom s*'li with
the 'nut. voices sniffing th. uords
and the sopranos hummmtr the
melody in the lutrh retristei
It Happened in Monterrey, in
t i nduced m I O-lo in one of thi
early talkies ("hint: of .la/?."
features the M.-vican uuitar -oun.i
!' \1 f'aiula 1'h. if>i:tni and so
pranux mtroduii tin- nunil -i and
are joined by the full cftou f«<
th. final i horns
I'he outstanding nunit i of the
IW^K producturn of "Sallv by De
%i|v« and Kern Look for the
Silver Lining is mtroduceii by
the i as. aduu' soprano sounds I he
sopranos first add to the mate
voi. es and complete the souk with
th. female choir
IN I hNi'KKT v riONS
Mali hela Victor Sch. rt*mtt
t' s wait/, is U-autifully interpre-
ted with th<- fills hmr ac. otnpar:
led by the excellent
Fred Kradkiti.
violining of
A chime accompaniment and the
male choir provide the background
for the delicate sopranos in
"Three ()'Clock in the Morning "
The eseitinif, full sound of Mel
Davis's trumpeting is featured
with the sopranos in the second
chorus
Other selections of the album
that remain popular today are
Good Nitfht Sweetheart," "Wher.
May is I lone" and "Remembering
lime MARY Bt.TH
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P m F't'^Lav. Club mwting l.ii 20ti
Dress Shop Theme
For Senior Exhibit
Dress Shop Takes form
Judy Nottingham, senior costume design student from Houston, puts wall paper in her New Eng-
land dress shop in the Exhibition Hall of the Art Building. In the New England decor she will display
some of her fashion designs, jewelry and hand-woven material Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. to open this
semester's senior exhibits. The exhibit will run through Jan. 17.
H> \\N U\M.OM\\
A New Kntfland dress shop will
tie in the Art t.allertes next week
Judy Nottingham is presenting hei
senior exhibition in the New Kng
land mot iff
A preview of the exhibit will be
presented Monday from 7 to 8
p.m The senior exhibition will end
Jan 17 The (>alleries will be open
Monday through Friday from 9 to
noon and from 1 to 4.
The senior exhibit is inquired
for all art majors Seven out
of 11 applicants have been chosen
for the senior exhibition this se
metier, 'Hie seniors chosen are
Frances Darby. Mae Evelyn Lucas,
Charlotte Warren, Judy Lee Bickel,
Sonja Flam, Sharon Oliver and
Miss Nottingham.
Miss Nottingham decided on the
New Fngland dress shop to dis-
play her work liecause she lived
in New Fngland for three years.
In her section of the Art (ialleries
she is papering the walls with
knotty pine and Farly American
wall paper. A hoop rug arid a gold
eagle will carry out the decor.
The fashion sketches she has
done in college will be hung on the
walls.
Miss Nottingham's hand-woven
cloth will be draped from a basket.
Jewelry she created will be ar-
ranged on the material
Two dresses designed and made
by Miss Nottingham will he mod
| eled on mannequins
The suede suit with an A-lnn-
! skirt and matching vest was made
from a flat pattern in a home-eco-
nomics course. Miss Nottingham
•said that the pattern was difficult
, because of matching and placing
| the pelta.
However, the costume design ma
I jar says that the course was "pro
tiably the most important course t
have ever taken."
A dress designer after making
a sketch must make a flat pattern
for the dress, Miss Nottingham.
said.
"If you cannot make the flat
pattern, you aren't a fashion de-
signer," she added.
Miss Nottingham, like the other
chosen seniors has only this week
to complete her display.
Barnes To Speak
Hen Harnes, speaker of the Tex-
us House of Representatives, will
be the featured speaker at the New-
Voter's Day Assembly at Texas
Woman's University at 1:46 p.m.
Thursday. The speech will be de-
livered in the Main Auditorium.
A Cappella Choir Goes To Dallas
Th« \«>nh Tvsas A < appelltt
( hoir will perform h? H- iO toniifht
Prof Takes Job
Richard II l.amg of the .JTSt'
art faculty has l*een hired to serve
a an art education consultant for
Beaumont Public Schools
He wnl serve as adviser and
will make four trips to the city
to >.rgariize philosophy of art edu
at ion in the school system.
m the Temple Fnianu-e! of Dallas
undei the direction of Frank Mc-
K in lev.
The concert will lie given in hon-
or of Antal Dorati, a former con-
| ductoi of the Dallas Symphony
I and future conductor of the Stock-
holm Symphony In 19-ttt the NTSl'
Grand Chorus, including the A
Cappella Choir, recorded with the
Dallas Symphony under Dorati's
I direction for RCA Victor.
The percussion Fnsemble, direc
tor by Ron Fink of the NTSl' mu-
j sic faculty, will assist the choir
j The group will present "Missu
I Brevis." which Dorati composed,
land Brahms's "Triumphal Hymn"
! for double choir and arranged for
two pianos by Samuel Adler
The concert is sponsored by the
j Dallas Symphony League.
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Duffy, Jim. The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 26, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 5, 1966, newspaper, January 5, 1966; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth307258/m1/3/: accessed July 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting UNT Libraries Special Collections.