AHJ, Vol. 2 No. 1, Spring 1969
AHJ, Vol. 2 No. 1, Spring 1969
AHJ, Vol. 2 No. 1, Spring 1969
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Additionally, the winner of the First<br />
Prize will have the opportunity to appear<br />
with several Symphony Orchestras and at<br />
Radio Stations as soloist with orchestra.<br />
Accommodations and food will be provided<br />
while the competitor is in Jerusalem.<br />
Transportation to and from Israel will be<br />
paid by the competitor. Deadline for entry<br />
is February, 1970.<br />
An attractive folder describing the competition<br />
in detail, including information on<br />
forms, etc., can be obtained from: The<br />
Fourth International Harp Contest, Department<br />
for Special Events, Ministry of Tourism,<br />
Shalom Tower, 9 Ahad Ha'Am Str.,<br />
Tel Aviv, Israel.<br />
DARTFORD<br />
Thirty-two contestants representing fourteen<br />
countries have entered the International<br />
Harp Competition to be held in Hartford,<br />
Connecticut, commencing on June 6th.<br />
Two new compositions by the American<br />
composers <strong>No</strong>rman Dello Joio and Paul<br />
Creston have been commissioned for the<br />
event. Aristid von Wurtzler, Director of the<br />
Competition, has submitted the following<br />
list of judges for the contest: Vera Dulova<br />
(USSR), Aram Khachaturian (USSR),<br />
Henrik Rohman (Hungary), Hans J. Zingel<br />
(Germany) , Pierre J amet (France) ,<br />
Jacqueline Borot (France) , Mirelle Flour<br />
(Belgium), Tsutomu Mimura (Japan), as<br />
well as Aristid von Wurtzler, Edward Vito,<br />
Edna Phillips, Moshe Paranov, Gene Farrell,<br />
Tibor Serly and Gunther Schuller ( all<br />
from the United States). Honorary Judges<br />
will include: Joseph Molnar (Japan), J errold<br />
Ross (USA), Liana Pasquali (Rumania)<br />
, Mildred Dilling (USA) , Michael Mchedelov<br />
(USSR), Robert Russell Bennett<br />
(USA) and Kathleen Alister Fulton (South<br />
Africa).<br />
The contest officials would like to invite<br />
all those interested to come to the competition,<br />
where university housing will be made<br />
available. For information about the competition,<br />
housing, etc., direct inquiries to: Mr.<br />
Aristid von Wurtzler, Director, International<br />
Harp Competition, Hartt College of<br />
Music, University of Hartford, 200 Bloomfield<br />
Avenue, West Hartford, Connecticut<br />
06117.<br />
SPRING/ <strong>1969</strong><br />
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS, HUMANITIES AND<br />
SOCIAL SCIENCES<br />
University Extension, UCLA<br />
announces<br />
MISS MILDRED DILLING<br />
Conducting her Sixth Annual<br />
Master Class and Workshop<br />
IN HARP AT UCLA<br />
July 7 - 18, <strong>1969</strong><br />
Group and individual instruction for students<br />
and teachers at all levels of performance<br />
PERFORMING STUDENTS: $75.00 OBSERVERS: $45.00<br />
For enrollment and credit information, write:<br />
Department of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences<br />
University Extension, UCLA<br />
Los Angeles, California 90024<br />
SALEM COLLEGE<br />
SCHOOL OF MUSIC<br />
Bachelor of Arts<br />
Undergraduate programs in Music<br />
Harp Instruction by Patricia Pence<br />
Scholarship assistance available<br />
For information and application:<br />
Bachelor of Music<br />
Director of Admissions, Salem College<br />
Winston-Salem, <strong>No</strong>rth Carolina 27108<br />
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