OF BUTLER UNVERSfT EATRE FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS LIANAFOLIS ~ "8 o Dto to I * a -£ £ o -2 3 3 5 £ o o ,» D to "D O •E £ on a> a <u -^ E E E o o C _Q u> U D h D __ C _ .>>•§ CQ v 00 u _Q "«o ^ ~ .9? a. a. a jD o O i- <o D ^ OQ -i to 6 D a, j> S - to _c o o O 3» 5 < ^ .E >s +- _c £ £ i_ 1/) E *- <D <u 5S _c -c o x •= u c _c co c u U U g O-i o o O I a) ft- O ™ o E (DOC o o o _Q O S .fc o 1- c o | O "O o c E o c 0) *> tO c3 to = Z .«£ "C E 0) r ohi OF BUTLER UNIVERSITY 4600 Sunset Avenue /Indianapolis, Indiana 46208 Box Office 924-1 267 /Executive Office 924-6321 April 6, 1975 7:30 P.M. Boston SEIJI OZAWA Music Director Natural Gas Is Natural Energy Use It Efficiently citizens gas O INDIANAPOLIS CLOWES HALL OFFICERS 1974-1975 STANDING COMMITTEE CHAIRME President/Mrs. Carl M. Sauer Membership/Mrs. J. Fred Risk Mrs. Fred C. Tucker, Jr. Exec. Vice-President/Mrs. Robert D. Enoch Program/Mrs. Stephen M. Coons Vice-President/Mrs. Merle H. Miller. Jr. Social/Mrs. Richard O. Creedon Mrs. George E. Ludwig Vice-President/Mrs. Lisle C. Hunter Board Notices/Mrs. Howard E. Nyhart Vice-President/Mrs. Harold W. Schnelker Mrs. Julian A. Kiser Special Invitations/Mrs. Morris B. Paynter Recording Secretary/Mrs. Clay Schilling Mrs. John Featherson Yearbook/Mrs. Roger Corres. Secy. /Mrs. Albert S. Mendenhall W. Meniman Vol. Placement/Mrs. Joseph D. Pierce Treasurer/Mrs. Clarence W. Long Publicity/Mrs. Lloyd H. Richter Parliamentarian/Mrs. Jamia Jasper Case Telephone/Mrs. C. W. Seek Jr. Mrs. W. E. Mcintosh. Jr. Historian/Mrs. John K. Sturman N.Y. Liaison/Mrs. William B. Ansted, Jr. Immed. Past Pres./Mrs. C. Severin Buschmann (Continued on Page 6) c-rot/ ojnu suuxA&rv Mc NAMARa 2 For the second consecutive year, Indiana National Bank has received national recognition for corporate support of the fine and performing arts. For 1973 programs, the national Business Committee for the Arts, and Esquire Magazine, recognized Indiana National among a select few companies in the United States. The only company in Indiana to be so honored, we consider the award a responsibility, as well as further incentive, for our encouragement of those arts programs which add so much to our quality of life. Thank you, again. Esquire and the BCA. The Indiana National Bank Indianapolis • London • Luxembourg • Nassau BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SEIJI OZAWA, Music Director COLIN DAVIS, Principal Guest Conductor NINETY-FOURTH SEASON Sunday Evening, April 6, 1975 SEIJI OZAWA, conductor HAYDN Symphony No. B in B Flat Major Allegro molto Menuet; Trio Andante Presto RAVEL Le tombeau de Couperin Prelude Forlane Menuet Rigaudon Intermission 'STRAUSS Ein Heldenleben (A Hero's life), op. 40 JOSEPH SILVERSTEIN, violin The Boston Symphony Orchestra records ex- clusively for Deutsche Grammophon Baldwin Piano Deutsche Grammophon and *RCA Records Program Notes begin on page 16 OWES HALL TINUED SPECIAL COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Guarantors/Mrs. James F. Failey House/Mrs. Arthur J. Mullin Mrs. Guy F. Boyd Mrs. Myron S. Wolf Hospitality/Mrs. Robert S. Bates Office Assistance/Mrs. G. Robert Findley Mrs. Charles R. Davis Mrs. Jack C. Brown Mrs. Richard F. Hoberg Decorating/Mrs. Jerome R. Sweeney Mrs. Edmund W. Martin Mrs. William F. East Season Ticket Sales/Mrs. David B. Children's Goldstein Matinees/Mrs. David A. Carter Mrs. Robert S. Mrs. Curtis W. Hunter MacNeill Theatre Program Advertising/Mrs. Gerald D. Mann Ex-Officio Member/Mr. Sidney H. Mrs. James C. Boylan Weedman Mrs. J. Thayer Waldo Manager of Clowes After Theatre Hall Parties/Mrs. John Mealey, Jr. Anderson Mrs. Karl Manders Representatives/Mrs. Daniel Johnston "News from Clowes" Chairman Editor/Mrs. Robert H. Brunner Mrs. William L. Peck Mrs. James E. Bettis Vice-Chairman NDERSON OFFICERS 1974-1975 Past General Chairmen: General Chairman/Mrs. Daniel Johnston 1 966-1 967/Mrs. P. Edward Bardsley Vice Chairman/Mrs. William L. Peck 1 967-1 968/Mrs. George Hitz, Jr. Treasurer/Mrs. E. A. Symoens 1968-1 96 9/Mrs. Robert Larson Secretary/Mrs. Theodore F. Smith 1969-1 971 /Mrs. Russell B. Johnson I Historian/Mrs. Russell B. Johnson 1971-1972/Mrs. Robert M. Baker Advisors/Mrs. George Hitz, Jr. 1972-1973/Mrs. W. Harter Urban Mrs. P. Edward Bardsley 1973-1974/Mrs. Suel A. Sheldon BOARD OF DIRECTORS Theatre Parties/Mrs. Thomas Piatt Mrs. Francis Greenberg Social/Mrs. Richard Gross Publicity/Mrs. William L. Peck Mrs. Robert Morris Year Book & Telephone/Mrs. K. L. Doelling Membership/Mrs. Robert L. Larson Love, like fine jewels, JCSipeinc. is more precious importers of diamonds, with each manufacturing jewelers since 1884 passing 518 Merchants Bank Building year. 637-3521 A STAR STATION feSto/uzp Beautiful Music FM 88 100 104 FM 92 96 f QQ — 1 s Born in Hoten, Manchuria, in 1935, he graduated from the Toho School of Music, in Tokyo, win- ning first prizes in composition and conducting. He then went to Eu- rope, where he won first prize at the International Competition of Conducting at Besancon, France. One of the judges was the late Charles Munch, then Music Direc- tor of the Boston Symphony, whose invitation to Tanglewood was the beginning of Mr. Ozawa' association with the Orchestra. Ap- pointed one of the New York Phil- harmonic's assistant conductors at the beginning of the 1961-1962 season, he directed that orchestra several times, though it was with the San Francisco Symphony, dur- ing the same season, that he made THE CONDUCTOR his first full-length professional concert appearance in North Amer- Upon his appointment as Music ica. Director in the fall of 1973 Seiji Ozawa became the thirteenth per- Beginning in the summer of 1964 son to head the Boston Symphony he was for five seasons Music Di- Orchestra since its founding in rector of the Ravinia Festival, and 1881. He succeeds such historic at the start of the 1965-1966 season figures as Pierre Monteux, Serge he became Music Director of the Koussevitzky and Charles Munch. Toronto Symphony, a post he re- Prior to his appointment he was linquished after four seasons in for one year the Orchestra's Music order to devote his time to guest- Adviser, and had appeared on nu- conducting. 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That fall he opened the New- chestra, a position he holds con- York Philharmonic season and la- currently with his posts at Tangle- ter appeared as guest conductor wood and in San Francisco, he has with L'Orchestre de Paris, the made several recordings with the Cleveland Orchestra and the Ber- Boston Symphony Orchestra on lin Philharmonic. the Deutsche Grammophon label, among them Berlioz' Symphonie In 1970 Mr. Ozawa was made fantastique and La damnation de Artistic Director of the Berkshire Faust, and (with Christoph Eschen- Music Festival, and in December bach) Beethoven's Piano Concerto of that year he began his inaugural No. 5. He and the Boston Sym- season as Conductor and Music phony Orchestra are currently in Director of the San Francisco Sym- the process of recording Ravel's phony Orchestra. complete orchestral works. (Continued on Page 14) Always an Outstanding Performance . Brulin & Company, Inc. 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