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Sarah Bullen Catherine White Barbara Allen phony. Over the years, Ms. Adams was featured by the orchestra in a number of concerto performances; she was also heard on concerts with Arthur Fiedler and the Carmel Bach Festivals. In private life she is married and the mother of four daughters, two of whom are harpists. Hye Yun Chung has been appointed Instructor of Harp at the School of Music of Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge effective fall, 1980. Lou Anne Neill has been appointed instructor of harp at California Institute of the Arts beginning in the fall of 1980. She succeeds Catherine Gotthoffer who retired this past June. In its program booklet for the week of 24 April, the Boston Symphony Orchestra offered its "farewell and thanks" to Bernard Zighera, who will retire at the conclusion of the 1980 season. The following summary of the artist's career was printed beneath his photograph. Bernard Zighera leaves the Boston Symphony Orchestra at the conclusion of the 1980 Tanglewood season. He has been principal harp with the BSO since 1926, and he also served as the orchestra's pianist for 18 years. Born in Paris and a member of the French Legion of Honor, Mr. Zighera is a former member of the Societe des Concerts and the Paris Opera Orchestra; from 1936 to 1942 he organized and conducted a successful series of chamber orchestra concerts in Boston. A devoted teacher, Mr. Zighera has been on the faculty of the Berkshire Music Center since its founding in 1940 and of the New England Conservatory since 1927. A scholarship fund honoring Susann McDonald has been established at California State University, Los Angeles. The fund, earmarked for music students, was announced by Frank R. Blair, President of Friends of Music, the public support group for the Department of Music at the University. Funds for the scholarship came from proceeds of a 5 March benefit program at the Music Center in Los Angeles sponsored by Friends of Music. Ms. McDonald was honored at the event. Linda Wood was sponsored by the National Endowment for the Arts to make five recital tours of Alaska. Each tour included concerts for communities and schools in Anchorage, Fairbanks, the Arctic Circle and Southeast Alaska. Over twenty thousand children heard and played the harp for the first time. 36 Anne Adams Lisa Petrilli receiving her prize. AMERICAN HARP JOURNAL
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