AHJ, Vol. 2 No. 1, Spring 1969

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Sunday, June 29 10 A.M. Meeting of the Board of Directors Faculty Lounge, Eastman School of Music 11 A.M. Concert of new and recently discovered old music-Joel Andrews, Mario Falcao, Carolyn Kuban, Karen Lindquist, Rosalie Pratt, Sam Pratt, Roxanne Roth, Jennifer Sayre Kilbourn Hall, Eastman School of Music 2 P.M. Symposium on harp technique, and discussion on "How can the harpist become a more flexible musician in keeping with the sounds of today?" Marilyn Costello, Mildred Dilling, Reinhardt Elster, Grace Follet, Julia Louise Herrmann, Robert Maxwell, Edward Vito Kilbourn Hall, Eastman School of Music 6 P.M. No-host cocktails Memorial Art Gallery 7 P.M. Banquet (by reservation only) Guest speaker, Walter Hendl, Director of the Eastman School of Music Memorial Art Gallery, Fountain Court Finale Robert Maxwell, composer, recording and concert artist, and musical director of the N.B.C. Children's Theater Memorial Art Gallery Auditorium HOUSING AND MEALS A package plan, utilizing Eastman School Residence Hall and Food Service facilities, has been established at a cost of $45.00 per person. This plan includes a single room in the Residence Hall for four nights, June 26- 29 ; breakfast on June 27, 28, and 29 ; buff et luncheon on June 29; and dinners on June 26 and 28. In addition, the package includes a steak cook-out at the school's Hutchison House on June 27 and a banquet at the Rochester Memorial Art Gallery on June 29. Registrants are strongly urged to sign up for the package. Persons not able to attend the entire program may register for campus rooms and Conference meals on a partial basis. Likewise, persons not wishing to stay in the Residence Hall may register for only those Conference meals they plan to attend. Conference luncheons are not planned for June 27 and 28. Since the Eastman School is located in downtown Rochester, an opportunity is provided on these two days for persons to utilize area restaurants and to visit Rochester stores if they wish. Only single rooms are available in the Residence Hall. Men and women will be housed in separate, but connecting, dormitories. Linen and blankets are provided, as 36 is daily room service. Bathroom and shower facilities are convenient to all rooms. Persons not wishing to live in the Residence Hall should note that a limited block of rooms has been reserved at the Sheraton Hotel and Motor Inn, 111 East Avenue, Rochester, New York 14604, and at the Treadway Inn, 384 East Avenue, Rochester, New York 14607. Both places are convenient to the Eastman School of Music and to the Residence Hall. Sheraton rates are $10. per night for singles and $14. per night for twins. Treadway rates are $12.90 per night for singles and $16.90 per night for twins. Persons wishing to stay at either of these locations are to make their own reservations as soon as possible. In doing so, be sure to mention the American Harp Society and request a written confirmation of your reservation. TRAVEL INFORMATION Airplane : Rochester is served by American, Mohawk, and United Airlines. Limousine or taxi service from the airport to the Eastman School Residence hall, to the Eastman School of Music, and to downtown Rochester is available. It is approximately a 15-20 minute drive from the air terminal to these locations. Train and Bus: The Penn-Central Railroad AMERICAN HARP JOURNAL
System, and Greyhound and Trailways Bus Lines serve the City of Rochester. Terminals are located in the center of the city. Taxi service to the Eastman School Residence Hall, to the Eastman School of Music, and to downtown hotels is available. Car: The Eastman School of Music is located at 26 Gibbs Street in downtown Rochester. The Residence Hall is located a short distance from the center of the city. New York State Thruway travelers should exit at Interchange #45 and follow Route 490 to the Goodman Street exit. Turn right onto Goodman Street and turn left off of Goodman Street onto East Avenue for downtown Rochester and/ or for the Eastman School of Music; or turn off of Goodman Street onto University Avenue for the Eastman School Residence Hall. CONCERTS AND WORKSHOPS Members will be admitted free to all concerts and workshops upon presentation of their Registration Badges at the door. BE SURE THAT YOU HAVE PAID YOUR 1968-69 DUES! Non-members will be charged the public admission fee for the concerts. THE WORKSHOPS ARE OPEN TO MEMBERS ONLY. Remittance of dues should be made payable to the American Harp Society, and sent to Suzanne Balderston, 111 7 Crestline Drive, Santa Barbara, California 93105. FAMILY MEMBERS ARE NOT MEM BERS OF THE NATIONAL ORGANIZA TION and therefore do not enjoy the privileges accorded to regular members. They may not register for the Conference, they are not admitted to any of the workshops and must pay the public admission fee for all concerts. REGISTRATION Conference registration is being handled by the University of Rochester Conference Office, Rochester, New York 14627. Preregistration and pre-payment of the Registration Fee, Residence Hall room, and Conj erence meals is required. Checks ( no vouchers, please) are to be made payable to the University of Rochester Conference Office. Registration will be acknowledged. Receipts will be issued at the Conference. Registra. tion deadline is Monday, June 2, 1969. The Conference Office will not accept registrations from members who have not paid their 1968-69 dues. Remittance of dues should be made payable to The American Harp Society and sent to Suzanne Balderston, 1117 Crestline Drive, Santa Barbara, Calif. 93105, in the amount of $10. ( $6. plus $4. Re-instatement Fee applicable after November 1, 1968) Members of the Board of Directors arriving on Wednesday and planning to use dormitory rooms should notify the Conference Office and plan an additional $6.50 for the room. YOU SHOULD BE A MEMBER OF THE AMERICAN HARP SOCIETY Membership in the American Harp Society is now near 1000 and includes 38 Chapters throughout the nation. National dues of $6.00 per year entitle you to a subscription to the American Harp Journal ( Fall and Spring issues), benefits of Regional and Chapter activities, participation in the National Conference and, most importantly, an opportunity to support the cause of the harp. To become a member, just fill in the form below and mail it to: Mrs. Suzanne Balderston, 1117 Crestline Dr., Santa Barbara, Calif. 93105 Please enroll me as a member of the American Harp Society for the year 1968-69. It is my understanding that membership extends from October 1st, 1968 through September 30th, 1969. NAME ___________ __ _ ADDRESS _____ ________ _ CITY ______.._,TAT..... , ,___ _,_,IP CODE ____ SPRING/ 1969 37
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