Music
Displaying 301 - 350 of 1031 in reverse chronological order
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| 301 | Foods, clothing, games from foreign lands among offerings at International Cultural Festival, April 14 (Thursday) at Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1987:327, p.1 |
The International Cultural Festival begins in Maucker Union, and will offer students the opportunity to learn about the traditional dress, food, games, and music of various cultures. The UNI Daycare children perform various foreign songs for the festival. | |
| 302 | Northern Iowa to sponsor workshop Friday (Feb. 12) conducted by world famous Swedish choir director Public Relations News Release 1987:254, p.1 |
Swedish choral composer, Eric Ericson, presents a master class for student composers. Participating students are selected from UNI's Concert Chorale, the Iowa State Singers, and the Iowa Kantorei. | |
| 303 | Folk singer LJ Booth to perform at University of Northern Iowa to start coffee house series on Feb. 3 Public Relations News Release 1987:239, p.1 |
The Union Policy Board sponsors a free performance by L. J. Booth in Hemisphere Lounge through the Coffee House Series. | |
| 304 | Holiday tunes offer variety Northern Iowan 84:29, p.10 |
Students talk about the Christmas music that they enjoy. | |
| 305 | 'The Johnsons' to perform 'A Country Christmas' concert to fund NUHS students in speech competitions Public Relations News Release 1987:158, p.1 |
Tickets for "A Country Christmas" are sold at University Book and Supply. The concert is performed by UNI alumni Roy, Gary and Jean Johnson at the Northern Iowa High School. The show is sponsored by the Price Lab School's Language Arts Department. | |
| 306 | The Verandas release second album, plan tour Northern Iowan 84:22, p.10 |
Profile of the band. | |
| 307 | University of Northern Iowa Marching Band prepares for Parents' Weekend Public Relations News Release 1987:107, p.1 |
Professor Bill Shepherd and Brian Palmer organize the Homecoming halftime show. The night's theme is James Bond. A performance of the previous halftime show is held in Russell Hall. Band members are listed. | |
| 308 | Northern Iowa's Ja-Hyeong Koo to perform graduate piano recital Friday (Oct. 30) Public Relations News Release 1987:102, p.1 |
Ja-Hyeong Koo performs a selection of works from Mozart, Chopin, and Liszt for her graduation recital in Russell Hall Auditorium. Koo's accomplishments include earning the Schubert Club Scholarship, and winning the J. Earl Lee Piano Competition. | |
| 309 | Chicago soprano Felicia Coleman featured at UNI Gospel Choir spring concert, May 2 Public Relations News Release 1987:348, p.1 |
Felicia Coleman appeared as a guest performer for the second annual Gospel Choir Spring Concert in the Auditorium Building. | |
| 310 | Stop the music Public Relations News Release 1987:337, p.1 |
Tamara Klendworth and Garth Gerstein take a break from their studies to perform music. | |
| 311 | UNI group hopes for stardom Northern Iowan 83:50, p.11 |
The Harmony Four will appear on Nashville Network; photo. | |
| 312 | 8th Annual Intercultural Festival at UNI April 2 to feature variety of activities Public Relations News Release 1987:286, p.1 |
The events of the Intercultural Festival included a performance by Arabic folk dancers, a t-shirt decorating contest, a book drive for a Nigerian school, and a speech on world peace by Clark M. Stanley. | |
| 313 | Comedian/singer Bud Andersen to perform at UNI April 2 Public Relations News Release 1987:278, p.1 |
Comedian Bud Andersen performs his stand-up routine in Maucker Union. The show is sponsored by the Union Policy Board, and open free to the public. | |
| 314 | Baroque dance lecture and workshop scheduled for UNI campus March 26 Public Relations News Release 1987:266, p.1 |
Professor Judith L. Schwartz instructs a workshop on dances popular in France throughout the Baroque Period. Music was provided by the Northern Brass Quintet and Early Music Ensemble, directed by Professor David Buch.. | |
| 315 | UNI offers 'Law', 'Big Band' and 'A Little Known Land' for Elderhostel July 5-11 Public Relations News Release 1987:264, p.1 |
Elderhostel, a continuing education program for adults over the age of sixty, features no-credit courses on Romanian Culture, the history of the legal system, and big band music. | |
| 316 | 'Sound of Music' annual spring musical at NUHS March 6-8 Public Relations News Release 1987:231, p.1 |
Professor Les Hale and Michael Peitz direct the university production of 'The Sound of Music'. The performance featured actors of a wide range of ages, some of which were still attending junior high. Includes list of cast members. | |
| 317 | National champion fingerpicker Chris Proctor to perform at UNI Tuesday (Feb. 17) Public Relations News Release 1987:219, p.1 |
Guitarist, Chris Proctor, made a performance at the Union Policy Board Coffeehouse, displaying his skill with six and twelve-string guitars. Proctor's performance incorporates a mix of blues, folk, and Irish melodies. | |
| 318 | Singing country is tough Northern Iowan 83:35, p.10 |
A look at country music. | |
| 319 | UNI's Howard Jones and artists series program win national award Public Relations News Release 1986:181, p.1 |
The Association of College University and Community Arts Administrators awarded Professor Howard Jones with a reward of over two-thousand dollars for the Artists Series. He was granted the award for recruiting quality artists to the university's program. | |
| 320 | Waubeek Trackers 'back by popular demand' at UNI's Maucker Union Public Relations News Release 1986:171, p.1 |
The musical trio, "Waubeek Trackers", appeared in Maucker Union at the Hemisphere Lounge. They also performed live for KUNI at the Communication Arts Center. The show was funded by the Iowa Arts Council. | |
| 321 | Design and use of strings in harps and violins Public Relations News Release 1987:126, p.1 |
Professor Ian Firth, a physicist of the University of St. Andrews in Scotland, appeared at the Physics Buildng to speak on the properties of musical acoustics. The presentation was sponsored by the Departments of Physics and Communicative Disorders. | |
| 322 | UNI's holiday tree lighting, craft sale open to the public Dec. 4 (Thursday) Public Relations News Release 1987:114, p.1 |
Holiday festivities were hosted in Maucker Union, including dance performances, a choir, and a Christmas themed market of thirty booths. Speakers included President Curris, along with student Mary Hog, who read 'Twas the Night Before Christmas'. | |
| 323 | Music group Hawkins and DeLear to appear on UNI campus Nov. 20 Public Relations News Release 1987:103, p.1 |
A musical performance of Hawkins and Delear was held in the Hemisphere Lounge, where they played jazz, blues, folk, and rock music. The event was sponsored by the Maucker Union Programs Office, Women's Studies Program, and Women's Action League. | |
| 324 | Tickets on sale for 19th Annual Christmas Madrigal Dinner Dec. 8-10 Public Relations News Release 1987:100, p.1 |
The University Hall hosted the nineteenth Christmas Madrigal, directed by Professor Les Hale. The dinner featured strolling minstrels, a recorder trio, a string quintet, and a vocal mixed quartet. All music was performed by the Northern Iowa High School. | |
| 325 | UNI's Ja-Hyeong Koo earns third place honors in top Midwest piano competition Public Relations News Release 1986:503, p.1 |
Ja-Hyeong Koo's participated in the J. Earl Lee Competition in Sioux City, where she played with twenty-one other pianists. Among Koo's other achievements are the School of Music's "Purple and Old Gold Award" and the Presser Scholarship. | |
| 326 | After A Comes B Northern Iowan 82:58, p.2 |
A look at modern music. | |
| 327 | Bobby's blue band in concert at Maucker Union Wednesday (April 30) Public Relations News Release 1986:386, p.1 |
The Cedar Falls/Waterloo based group is known to play anything from country music, to Top 40, to blues, reggae, soul, and sixties and fifties music, as well as their own music. | |
| 328 | What a group! Northern Iowan 82:45, p.15 |
Alaskan group Banish Misfortune performs in the Union; photo. | |
| 329 | Ensemble to perform Northern Iowan 82:44, p.3 |
Eastman Ensemble to perform in Russell Hall Auditorium; photo. | |
| 330 | Trio from Alaska to perform Northern Iowan 82:44, p.3 |
Banish Misfortune will perform in the Hemisphere Lounge of the Union. | |
| 331 | Three to perform with symphony Northern Iowan 82:33, p.11 |
Will perform with Ft. Dodge Symphony; photo. | |
| 332 | Christian singer here for concert Northern Iowan 82:23, p.11 |
Phil Keaggy will perform. | |
| 333 | Folk musicians perform tonight Northern Iowan 82:20, p.9 |
Cathy Barton and Dave Para will play. | |
| 334 | Acclaimed European singer Sofia Noel to bring U.S. tour performance to UNI Nov. 1 Public Relations News Release 1985:112, p.1 |
Noel is a Spanish soprano and her show will focus on folkloric, Spanish, Latin American and Sephardic music; she is most famous for her sephardic music which is folk music of Jews of Spanish origin sung in 15th century Spanish. | |
| 335 | Area bands offer alternatives in music Northern Iowan 81:61, p.7 |
A look at The Nonstop and Drednex. | |
| 336 | Duke Robillard--a versatile act Northern Iowan 81:55, p.11 |
Performance review; photo. | |
| 337 | Untitled Northern Iowan 81:39, p.5 |
The Waubeek Trackers entertained at the Royal Oak Room; photo. | |
| 338 | Barleycorn hosts Collins Northern Iowan 81:37, p.14 |
Albert Collins will play; photo. | |
| 339 | Untitled Northern Iowan 80:49, p.2 |
Radio plays nothing but old rock 'n roll music. | |
| 340 | China songs on Monday Northern Iowan 80:21, p.19 |
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| 341 | Pianist visits Northern Iowan 80:20, p.16 |
Eugene Bossart will perform. | |
| 342 | Preserving barbershop style of singing is chorus' purpose Northern Iowan 79:14, p.18 |
A look at Proud Image. | |
| 343 | Musicians tour Northern Iowan 79:14, p.18 |
Dutch musicians perform. | |
| 344 | The Rolling Stones rock the Dome Old Gold 0:0, p.78 |
The Rolling stones came to UNI, though some fans didn't believe it; photo. | |
| 345 | REO breaks a dry spell Old Gold 0:0, p.62 |
The concert "dry spell" was over on September 2nd as REO Speedwagon took the stage at the UNI-Dome. | |
| 346 | Robin, Linda Williams to perform at UNI Public Relations News Release 1981:124, p.1 |
Regulars on the "Prairie Home Companion Show" will play a potpourri of sounds based on bluegrass, country western, blues, and gospel music. Concert will be held in the Royal Oak Room and is free. | |
| 347 | Clarinet recital at UNI Tuesday (November 3) Public Relations News Release 1981:121, p.1 |
Jack Graham hold a faculty recital. | |
| 348 | Traveling minstrel to perform at Maucker Union (October 27) Public Relations News Release 1981:108, p.1 |
Folk music and blues will echo from the 12-string and National steel guitars of Poor Howard. | |
| 349 | Joyce Gault to present piano recital Public Relations News Release 1981:96, p.1 |
Returning from recitals in Springfield, Illinois and Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Joyce Gault will perform a faculty recital in Russell Hall. | |
| 350 | Octubafest Public Relations News Release 1981:91, p.1 |
Recital, soloists, and clinics are all part of the Tubists Universal Brotherhood Association (T. U. B. A.)/ |