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July Oakland 1, 1966 University, Rochester, Vol. VII, No 37 Here Come More Music• Men! "ia/ a;iris . Lectures by Haas Youths Study. Under Stars Enhance Festival Students from three contin- receive coaching in trio World-reknowned lecture- ents began to arrive at Oakland performance from Sym- recitalist Karl Haas will preview University on June 25 for an ex- phony musicians. Action Circle, your campus watchdog, baffles bureaucracy, puts the music to be presented at citing summer of study with some The various aspects of this a chicken in every pot, and fulfills the American Dream. Efficiency the Meadow Brook Festival at of the concert world's brightest program, including lectures on is our byword; high are our standards; we are the Special Forces of Oakland University this summer stars at the Meadow Brook School the history and literature of the the little man on campus. Write Action Circle at Observer Office, in a program of eight sessions. of Music. piano trio, will be open, for a Bomb Shelter, Basement of OC, or call between 8:30 and 8:35 or The "Music Alive" series will During the next eight weeks, fee, to other interested auditors. contact by appointment. begin June 29 and will be held they will work with such front- During the main six-week on successive Wednesday even- rank performing artists as vio- session of the Meadow Brook Because of the unexcelled beauty of your campus, this may ings at 7:30 p.m. at the new linist Issac Stern, pianist Eugene School, beginning July 11, Robert seem like quibbling, but mindless praise can be found anywhere Matilda R. Wilson Hall on the Istomin, cellist Leonard Rose, Shaw, director of the Choral and whereas sensitive criticism should be treasured. Keeping this University campus. choral conductor Robert Shaw, %Vocal Institute, will develop two in mind, is there any way that Action Circle can move the Sci- In addition to focusing on the and first-chair musicians of the groups. The Youth Chorus will ence Building? the altar of the great scientific minds at 0 U particular programs to be pre- Detroit Symphony Orchestra. consist of singers who have not should certainly be placed so carefully that its perfection sented each week at the Meadow Students representing the yet entered college, and the equals thatof its architectural forefather, Stonehenge, but alas! Brook Festival, Mr. Haas will , Canada, South Meadow Brook Chorus will be emphasize the political, social, America, Europe and the Virgin composed of college and it is one inch too far to the right to focus properly on the meteor- adult Islands, will attend each of the ological phenomena it is meant to record. 0 miahtv Action Cir- economic and cultural climate singers and choral conductors. the specific Festival concerts featuring the Both will cle, could this situation be remedied? J. G. Calloway which influenced prepare programs for compositions. To enhance this Detroit Symphony and outstanding presentation with the Detroit Because this is such a monumental problem, Action Circle sought adventure in comparative cul- soloists. Also open to them are Symphony at the Meadow Brook the best minds on campus to issue a solution. According to the tural history, he will illustrate a series of recitals and chamber Festival. Admissions Office, which should know what it's talking about, the the sessions with recordings and concerts by the School's dis- Added to this summer's vocal best minds belong to the incoming freshmen, as is the case every his own "live" piano selections. tinguished faculty. curriculum is an Opera Work- year. (0 how long can this intellectual ascent go on Director of Fine Arts for On Monday, June 27, the ten shop, directed by Dr. David Di We snatched the plans for the first panty raid out of the fresh- WJR Radio in Detroit, Karl Haas member New York Pro Musica Chiera of the Oakland University men's hands, and to satisfy their bubbling intellects, we presented is an internationally acclaimed will open the School's second faculty. Participants will appear them with this task. We don't know how they did it -- evidently they authority on cultural affairs and summer session with a two- in performances of several oper- have backs equal to their minds -- for during the night of June 29'th an accomplished musician who week Institute for Medieval, Ren- atic scenes on August 9 and a the Science Building was moved one inch to the left. The ordinary studied under pianist Artur aissance, and Early Baroque Mu- complete opera on August 15. observer may not notice the change, but you, Mr. Calloway, will Schnabel in New York. He has sic. In the Orchestral Institute, appreciate the new heights of architectural sensitivity our campus spent a great deal of time abroad Singers, instrumentalists, Albert Tipton, solo flutist with has attained. 0 that the aesthetic resolution of Hill House and Dorm in connection with his duties conductors, and scholars will the Detroit Symphony, again will Phyve could be so simple! under the Ford Foundation and study and perform pre-classical conduct the Meadow Brook Or- had just returned from Europe music with members of the group, chestra. Superior young in- How can I get an autographed picture of one of my favorite where he conducted a special founded by the late Noah Green- strumentalists, selected by audi- singing groups, OU's own Urban Roots? Fan program for UNESCO. He has berg and currently under the tion, will match the makeup of recently been appointed Special direction of Lalloue Davenport. the Detroit Symphony, chair for Action Circle has gone you one better. Instead of an autographed Consultant to the Meadow Brook Before the end of the seminar, chair. They will study pri- picture of the Urban Roots, you get an autographed Urban Root! Festival at Oakland University sounds of such unusual instru- vately with the Symphony's lead- Because of the pre-record boom financial recession, they are now and is Chairman of the new ments as the krummhorn, the ing musicians, and prepare at living in the Pontiac laundromat. You may pickup yours anytime be- State Council for the Arts. rauschpfeife, the viola da gamba, least five concerts which will fore noon. You will know him when you holler, "Soap!" The one For a brochure describing and the portative organ will float be open to the public. who cringes is an Urban Root. the series or for further in- familiarly from the new Wilson Most students will elect ad- formation on costs and registra- Hall Auditorium and from the ditional courses related to their I have lost my virginity. Is there anything Action Circle can tion, please contact the Confer- open windows of practice rooms. major field, rounding out a pro- do for me? .Mary ence Department at Oakland Un- Launching a unique experi- gram that will award up to eight iversity, Rochester, Michigan. It ment, Isaac Stern, Eugene Is- hours of credit. is possible to attend individual tomin, and Leonard Rose will,for Dr. Walter S. Collins, dean Naturally, our first thought was to go to the Dean of Admissions sessions if attendance at all eight the first time, conduct a Piano of the Meadow Brook School, who suggested that we try the lost and found. We started at Charlie sessions is not possible. Trio Institute. They will be in reflects the enthusiasm of his Brown's who was out for lunch. Apparently the next step was to go residence July 18 through August faculty when he speaks of the to the maintenance room in NFH (anybody know where it is?), then 7, each working with six highly School and its unique study pro- the steno pool in NFH, the lost and found board in SFH, the notices Competes Miss OU talented master students between gram as foremost in the ranks board in SFH, the steno pool in the Science Building, the circulation Oakland's reigning beauty, the ages of 15 and 30, some of of music education. "This sum- desk at the library, and then Hollie Lepley's office in the Sports Miss Kathy Longeway has just whom already have achieved mer," he says, "our Meadow Building, a quick trip to each head resident's office, whizzed up and finished a busy week at Muskegon noted success in their respective Brook Orchestra will be the best down five stories of Wilson Hall, dashed by the Activities Center competing with 50 other con- fields. student orchestra in the United Desk, and then panted up the stairs to Charlies Brown's desk, which testants for the coveted Miss Twenty-five qualified perfor- States." was closed for the day. Action Circle noticed a circle. As for your Michigan crown which becomes mers and teachers of each in- Sixten Ehrling, conductor of problem, are you sure you lost it? With this many lost and founds, the ticket to the Miss America strument will audit the sessions the Detroit Symphony, is direc- how can anything which hasn't been found really have been lost? contest later this year. During between master teachers and tor of music for the Meadow Pageant Week, as the festivities master students. They will also Brook School. • at Muskegon are called, the lovely contestants competed in the three be among this select ten, we will traditional classes, swim suits, see her perform a dramatic Tuition Increases evening gowns, and talent. The reading of a selection from The rising cost of living has last category counts double in the Shaw's SAINT JOAN; the same captured the college student final score. reading which won for her the again. An increase in tuition has Exciting as the week has been, title Miss OU. been announced for this fall by the the biggest thrills lie ahead for From the 10 semi-finalists, Board of Trustees. The total this evening, when the prelimin- five finalists will be chosen. increase is $15 a semester for ary judging will be over, and These girls must answer the im- Michigan residents and $75 a the winner will be announced. promptu questions which check semester for out-of-state stu- The result will be televised, their ability to give spontaneous dents. OU is not the only school and may be seen at 9:30 p.m. responses. that has felt the financial pinch. tonight on Channel 4. The pro- Miss Longeway, Oakland's MSU has had to make comparable gram should be an entertaining entry in this year's pageant, increases to pay for the rising one, because before the winnei Is a junior who is majoring in food, labor and building costs. Is announced, the viewers will elementary education. She has The state legislature has been have a chance to see the ten semi- a great interest in drama and somewhat kinder with its ap- finalists display the talent which has appeared in several readings propriations to OU this year, helped Kathy Longeway, the red-hJired queen of Oakland University. bring them close to the on campus--notably the Fine Arts and $100,000 has been design- crown. Should Miss Longeway Festival of 1966. In F ated for library acquisitions. plex-human-relationship people, Editorial: Turntable Larimer Letters Thoreau says, "it evaporates Letvin has no David Ash Morrissette completely, for it depth." (I am not a music major nor But it certainly makes a lot of Socialism Near do I profess to be an expert on noise. musical matters. As a student in A few days ago I received The recent strikes by a variety of unions from a wide range of a the liberal arts, however, with a letter from a friend in East Africa job types from garbage collectors to teachers have raised some idle reasonably comprehensive back- in which questions in my mind. What might some of the consequences be if all he said, "if you walk ground in the same, I propose to around the residential streets job types were to become united and engage in collective bargaining? (of Letter To The Editor state in this column and in all Dar es Salaam) in the early My guess would be that one consequence of such a trend would be that after- future versions of the Turntable noon . , you can feel the deny that it the differences in pay scales between various occupations would be peace No one could was my personal, subjective and pre- floating down from The minimized. With many groups bargaining for higher wages, there the big trees. a glorious evening. sky was judiced opinions about some of I don't believe most stars; would soon be a rather substantial minimum wage (not government Americans dark and laden with couples the recent additions to the ex- know what induced) and perhaps even a guaranteed annual wage (if the groups silence means -- were strolling along freshly panding library of classical re- they've never heard the air are powerful enough). The drastic rise in minimum wage throughout it, so they mowed lawns; and was cords. Many readers will prob- can't even the the business world could have no other effect than to either drive a conceive of it, let alone warm and fresh with smell of ably disagree with me on some or value it. The company out of business (I believe it happened to Baldwin Rubber Co. national beautifica- blossoming herbiage. Nature had all judgements that are made tion please In this area not too long ago) or to force a company to reduce the boys ought to look into saving done its utmost to the sen- here. In my defense I wish only silence wages of its managerial employees to a lower point (perhaps not too as a national resource-- ses of man. But what the- to quote one of the greatest music if there's any far above the common worker). This trend, if it does indeed occur, left to save." had man done to please the laws critics of all time, George Ber- The last time I've answer is will tend to equalize the distribution of wealth and minimize the heard si- of Nature? The but nard Shaw: "A criticism written lence was your economic differences between social classes. This may also have last August in the obvious -- just allow ears to without personal feeling is not Painted Desert of the effect of bringing some more equitable distribution of economic Arizona. For be gently beguiled by the gentle worth reading. It is the capacity remuneration to the more essential occupations (teaching for ex- all of twenty seconds, until a car- strains of a grill dance. Or per- for making good or bad into a load of prefer ample). tourists approached, there haps you would to watch personal matter that makes a man was no The question arises as to whether this natural consequence of sound. I'm convinced that the participants in this orgy ac- a critic.") collective bargaining will be allowed to continued unchecked by the somewhere in the Southwest the quire muscular strains by their There are not words to ade- meaning of Powers-That-Be (Big Government, Big Business, The John Birch America (the whole pseudo-rhythmic contortions? Of quately describe the masterful Society, etc.) or whether people in are going to accept the demise of hemispheric America) is hidden, course, it is not necessary to be technique and artistry of Harold guarded "democracy" as an always-accepted-yet-never-fully-realized ideal. by the Navajos and Hopi. in the immediate vicinity of the Gomberg as demonstrated in his Man is become There will come a point at which someone will either have to con- insignificant in most grill dance to enamoured recent release on Columbia (The parts of melodies vince or force people to accept the fact that everyone cannot get paid Arizona, New Mexico, by the lilting provided-- Baroque Oboe; Telemann: Con- Utah and Nevada, miles more than anyone else. There will have to be a re-orientation of Those who live anyone within six gets the certo in D minor, Sonata in C there do so values such that the social status groups will no longer be depending under a shaky arm- full effect. minor. Vivaldi: Concerto in F istice with the upon money,but rather upon the occupational type. As the economic natural forces that One would think that such major. Handel: Sonata in G minor, differences between people diminish, people will be looking for other have created such a beautifully music would disturb those stu- Harold Gomberg, oboe; Seiji bizarre exams differences to emphasise in the quest for superiority.Perhaps one of earth- sky landscape, The dents who have the next Ozawa, conducting Columbia Southwest Indians at these differences could be merit (as someone else has proposed in a have struck this morning or work some univer- Orch. with Gomberg Baroque En- strange bargain and are book whose title and author escape me). have entered sity job and engaged in a semble, Igor Kipnis, harpsichord into communion at These idle speculations may or may not have any validity. How- with those silent diligent attempt sleep. Nothing realization. Columbia ML6232/ spirits that understand from ever, it is hoped that more competent thinkers could answer some of what the could be further the truth! MS 6832.) Grand Canyon and the that these questions either personally or through the Observer. Bonneville It is obvious such music Reinhard Arnold Teamed with the creative Salt Flats really mean. Forced soothes studious students while scholasticism of editor James into his own depths by the en- studying. Furthermore, the in- Encore! Encore! Goodfriend, as well as the talents chanted silence surrounding him, tellectual content of the words of Kipnis and Ozawa,Gomberg has Last week the Observer announced that Henryk Szeryng, Maureen the Indian perhaps discovered his provides incomparable edifica- made these sonates and concerti Forrester, Stern, Istomin, Rose, Van Cliburn, and the New York basic kinship with the supposedly tion during those interludes when a treat for the lover of baroque inorganic wanes. Pro Musica were coming to campus. This week the Observer went mountain-deserts, The concentration It has been music. bond on to announce that Karl Haas and numberous distinguished South of friendship thus estab- shown that such music is also One becomes so accustomed to Americans were on their way. In one form or another Oaklanders lished has remained firm for a conducive to sleep -- the drums hearing adequate but lifeless per- have seen nothing but countless repetitions of the words "Meadow long time. provide that "knock out" effect formances of 17th and 18th cen- Brook," "Festival," and "music, Music, MUSIC!" Echoing the Silence is valuable. It gives and the regul ar rhythm coincides tury music that this disc pro- Observer's headlines are grand posters on every bulletin board a man a chance to go to another with the regular breathing of the vides a shock to the ears and from here to downtown Detroit screaming, "Meadow Brook -- level of response -- a level not sleeper. mind. In the manner of the true Crescendo!" Influenced by externally intro- Hence, anyone who opposes baroque bravura style which is so Perhaps it is time to wonder if our sense of the quality of this duced waves. On this level he can grill dances on any grounds what- seldom heard today, Goodfriend summer's entertainment is not being dulled by our reaction to the approach closer to that knowledge soever must have lost all touch has taken these four pieces as overwhelming quantity of talent to choose from. People think to which enables the Hopi to look with the aesthetics of reality. Can starting points to develop exciting themselves, "Well, I can't go every night," and too often might solve serenely on a sunset (like look- one deny the intellectual benefits and virtuoso style showpieces for ing at a the the problem by simply never going at all. On a rare week-end in beautiful sister), rather derived, or adult tenor of such the oboist. No longer are slow than with that New York, these same people might stand in line for hours to get alienated longing a function? Isn't it obvious that movements strictly ordeals of a standing-room-only ticket to hecr Van Cliburn. But at Oakland felt by many "civilized" souls. grill dances are perfect for show- phrasing; rather, they retain this It is University during the summer, he could pass us in the cafeteria, and this inner, silent know- ing the future freshmen of OU characteristic while providingan ledge which we would be unimpressed. Thoreau says,"made what college is "really" like? opportunity for the soloist to a believer There is yet another negative reaction which can follow from of me more than be- It is obvious that such dances display his ability by means of fore." As for over-saturation with the combination of seemingly hundreds of knowledge so prized ultimately demonstrate what the extensive ornamentation and im- by wise entertainers and their advance advertising. As far as the outside men, scientists and corn- Continued on page 3. provisation. The fast movements world is concerned, one begins to fear that Oakland is only the place also increase in technical dif- where the Meadow Brook Music Festival is held. The student laboring ficulty while still retaining their with a 16-credit load wants it known that his whole life is not geared musical value. In other words, we Church 2)irectory to starlit evening concerts. have here the embodiment of the If you have shared these reactions, it is time to try to recapture spirit of the baroque rather than the magic of Meadow Brook, but to reassure yourself at the same adherence to its letter. time that Meadow Brook is not all the world, and indeed not all of FIVE POINTS The most remarkable aspect Oakland University. COMMUNITY CHURCH UNIVERSITY of this disc, however,remains the WALTON BLVD., PONTIAC PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH GB & MM Across From University ability of Gomberg to make his Morning Service 11:00 A.M. ADAMS ROAD Instrument respond in so flawless Bible Study flour 10:00 A.M. 1 and 1/2 Miles S. of Walton a manner. His tone quality is Evening Service 6:30 P.M. Worship Services: 9:30 & 11:15 superb, notably in the more dif- Rev. Gordon Lindsay, Pastor For Information Call 651-8516 For rides Call 651-3054 or 338-1381_ ficult low register; his phrasing The Oakland Observer is masterful and his musicianship ABIDING PRESENCE MEADOW BROOK is peerless. The only names of LUTHERAN CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH Published weekly at Rochester, Michigan by students of Oak- wind players of comparable mu- 1550 W. Walton, Rochester Meeting at Meadow Brook land University. Offices are located in the Oakland Center; tele- sicianship which come to mind are Worship: 8:00 and 10:30 Elementary School Castlebar and phone 338-7211, ext. 2195. Munster Rds., N. of Crooks Rd. Rampal and the late Brain. Church School: 9:15 Sunday Bible School - 9:41.5 A.M. Editor The stereo separation is reas- Rev. Lloyd Buss, Pastor Morning Worship Service 11-00 A M Rev. Walter R. Peterson, Norman W. Harper onably clear and surface distor- Call 651-6550 or 651-6556 tion is better than average for For Transportation Coll 338-3406 Columbia. ST JOHN Mailin3 Address Managing fInti 364. Pocher,ter Managing Editor Editor In short, this is one of the LUTHERAN CHURCH Gayle 1011 W. University Dr., Rochester Maureen McClow Barnes finest records of baroque music Rev Richard L Schlecht, Pastor ATTEND THE CHURCH I have ever heard, and therefore Robert Kolb. vicar Ph 652-4661 highly recommend it to anyone Morning worship - 8. 9:30 and 11 A M Photographer (Broadcast on WPON Pontiac at 8 A.M of your choice with musical taste for this by- Sunday School & Bible Classes 9:30 A M Rick Shea gone era.

Page Two The Oakland Observer LETTER TO 'THE EDITOR Cultural Ambassadors To Bring Us She was copy editor, telegraph continued from page 2 New PR Director editor and the women's editor Professional Talent Of S. America true accent of the college social of The Pontiac Press before life will be. OU is primarily a Rhea E. Vietor, veteran news- accepting the position as editor of Ten cultural am‘)assadors Shaw, In addition to attending party school culture and aca- paper woman and public relations the Lakeland Tribune, the week- from five South American coun- Shaw's choral conductors' work- demics must be rendered in the executive, recently was appointed ly in Waterford Township. From tries will lend a Latin accent to shop, they will rehearse daily subservient role to athletics, rock public relations director of Oak- there she entered the field of pub- the Meadow Brook School of Mu- with the Meadow Brook Chorus and roll, and grassers. land University Division of Con- lic relations. sic at Oakland University this in preparation for two Festival In conclusion, let it be said tinuing Education. A graduate of Kingswood summer. appearances with the Detroit that we need more grill dances! Mrs. Vietor was formerly School Cranbrook, Mrs. Vietor outstanding All are profes- Symphony at the Baldwin Pavi- Any other function would rob OU public relations director and attended Wellesley College and sional musicians whose special ion, of its moral fibre. counselor at Brighton Hospital, the University of Missouri Jour- prominence is in the field of Though widely-traveled R, Briggs Brighton. Prior to that she nalism School. choral conducting. Their eight throughout their own continent, served as public relations and She is a member of Theta week study-visit is made pos- this is the first trip to the United HILLS advertising account executive for Sigma Phi, national honorary so- sible by grants from the Rocke- States for the majority of the the A. R. Gloster Agency, De- ciety for women in journalism; Foundation feller and the State Latin Americans. Most of them troit. Alphi Phi fraternity; Detroit Department. met Robert Shaw during his South THEATRE Her newspaper work includes Press Club; Wellesley Club and Most of the three women and American tours. experience on the staffs of both the Women's City Club of De- seven men, who have been ar- The purpose of t ROCHESTER daily and weekly publications. troit. riving over the weekend from Ar- The purpose of the historical gentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, analysis . . . is to trace back 1112fr1lester things go and Uruguay, were nominated for modern world alienation, its two- CONTINUOUS! POPULAR PRICES! participation in the Meadow fold flight from the earth into better Brook School program by Robert the universe and from the world Optical Tenter Shaw, director of the School's in the self. INTACT! with Institute for Choral Studies, and Hannah Arendt UNCUT! * EXAMINATIONS the late Noah Greenberg,founder * CONTACT LENSES of the New York Pro Musica. * 2 HOUR REPAIR SERVICE CokeTRADS liMfle Bridging the linguistic gulfs TRAVEL Stuart through the universal language WITH US.. Dr. A. Karmann of music, the South Americans Optometrist are beginning their Meadow 333 Main, Rochester Brook studies at the Pro Musica %um/ OLive 1-3800 Institute for Medieval, Renais- sance and Early Baroque Music, ALL ARRANGEMENTS 7i cen HANSEN MADE AT NO COST in progress on the Oakland Un- 10 YOU . ; iversity campus through July 10. TRAVEL AIP The highlight of their summer, AGENCY HOTEL Pcients however, will follow with the TOURS VACATION six-week session of choral work Mita aktiiEs--TIIE TEl COMMANDMENTS STEAMSHIP 6.11110. rut um i,,.Sr under the direction of Robert MOTEL HESTON BRNO BAXTER ROetksoi, - LIGHTNING FAST CRUISES BUSINESS TRIPS oft,. 6.4•.•••••••••• •oes CURB SERVICE RENT-A-CAR TECJIMC01:' Carryouts - Call 15 Minutes Blue Star in Advance I CALL 332-8318

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