Mozart Ensemble, the newest wind ensemble, to perform

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O STATE COLLEGE, N. M. O DAVE RODWELL, DIRECTOR
FOR RiIL[n,St SUNDAY, JAN. 12
STaTE COLLEOII, N.lui,--The n:jwest of w:lnd ensembLes at New
I{exico e&1{ College will be presented by the band departrnent ln a
formal concer"b liednesday, Jan, 15.
fhe group, rnade up of 13 woodwind players, is known as
the trMozart Ensemble.tr l{embers are Sue Haley and Joan Boston,
oboesl Kenneth Guthrie and Robert Berry, bassonsl Dick Zeisler,
Linda tauder, Iion Thoene, and Grgdy Nicholson, French horns.
Vern i'ialec, Joan Joy, David CardeneLi, and Gary Bailey,
B fLat clarinetsl and \,,illiam Leisher, contra bass cLarinetr.
The chamber ensemble wllL present the difftcult i{ozart
frSerenade No. lortt which was orlglnall.y written for such an
ensemble.
The concert will also prescnt the Brass Choi.r and the
Symphonic Band. The Brass Choir, under the direction of Norbert
Carnovale, instructor in music at New I'iexico A8cI,i, will be heard
ln ttBravura Preluderr by Oeorge licKay. Larry l,lcleary, fLutlst,
r.rllL be soloist in Hlndemithr s "Flute $onata. tr
The Symphonlc Band w11] be under the direction of 8ay
Tross. It will perform four ortginal symphonic works, includlng
Johnstonts tfPrelude for Bandrrt Jacobrs noriginal Suite for Bandrrr
Perischettits |tPsalm for Bandrft and Herrnantg tfOde.r?
The public is tnvlted to attend the concert at I p.rhr in
Mtl"ton Hall BalLroorn. There is no admission charge.
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