Colorado State University
presents
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1961-62 FINE ARTS SERIES
Tickets may be purchased in advance ot the
Stud.nt Activities Center, Student Center;
ordered by mail from Box 52, Student Center, or bought ot the door.
November 2 "PICTURES IN THE H ALL-WAY," featuring the Cleveland
Play House Repertory Company.
8 p.m. Lincoln Junior H1gh School
Auditorium
Fob<uo<y U MOTION PICTURE DESIGNER
and art director Saul Bass.
8 p.m. Student Center Theatre February 18 CONCERT LUTENIST and
sing-er to the lute, Suzanne Bloch.
~ p.m. Student Center Theatre
Ma.ch 30 LECTURE ON RELIGIOUS
DRAMA by the Martin-Brownes, husband and wife drama team. 8 p.m. _Student Center Theatre April 6 CONCERT featuring the
Hungar-~·;.~.dS~u~::~t~~nter Theatr~_,
April 13 LECTURE-RECITAL featuring
composet, conductor and pianist Rudolph Ganz.
8 p.m. Student Center Theatre April 15 CONCERT featuring the
cbln-bined CSU Orchestra aod Chorus ~;d.~. d~rt~d~~~ c~!:~c;!t:a~r~nz.
Ap•H 16-27 CONTEMPORARY ENGLISH
NOVELIST, Henry Green, author
of nine books, seven of which have been reprinted in America.
May DANCE DRAMA COMPANY af
~n• Yorlc City,
8 p.m. Student Center Theatre Sept•mber FILM CLASSICS featuring the to May best of prize-winning foreign
films.
8 p.m. every Fnday. Ensineering
TO: Faculty and Staff of Colorado State University
FROM: FINE ARTS SERIES COMHITTEE
SUBJECT: Appearance of Suzanne Bloch, 4 p.m., Sunday, February 18.
Tickets now on sale at Student Center.
"Shakespeare himself would have listened
with joy to the music that lJafted through
the concert hall last night.,."
This Has the music critic's comment when Suzanne Bloch performed at Rochester, Nelv York. Probably one of the greatest living experts in her musical field, Miss Bloch plays the lute, the virginal and the recorder, and sings early English Ballads. She brings to her programs not only a fascinating performance
and repertoire, but also a warm and sparkling personality, a delightful stage
presence, and communication with her audience. Her spontaneous and informal
comments on her music and instruments are part of the recital.
Daughter of the famous composer, Ernest Bloch, Suzanne has performed in concerts with Leonard Bernstein and Leon Barzin. She also composes lute-songs and in a New York concert included some charming songs of her own, set to verses from "Alice in Wonderland,"
Miss Bloch will appear on campus, Sunday, Feb, 18, in the \~est Ballroom of
the new Student Center. The performance will be at 4 p.m. She also will
meet with interested students and faculty at 10 a.m. Monday, Feb. 19, in Rooms 203 and 205 of the Student Center. Tickets for the public concert are $1 for non-students and 50 cents for students. They may be purchased at the Student Center Desk, or at the door,
