Trio Playing Here
To Perform At
Music Festival
Kodiak is one of four Alaskan
cities to benefit from pre-Festival
performances by one of the Pacific
Northwest’s most talented musical
groups—the Willamette University
Trio. They will appear here Fri
day, June 8.
Comprised of Stanley Butler,
pianist; Dr. Charles Heiden, violin
ist, and Miss Nona Pyron, cellist,
all of whom are on the Willamette
University music faculty, the trio
will appear in the first recital of
the 1962 Alaska Festival of Music
on June 11. The Oregon musicians
will also play in the Festival or
chestra and serve as instructors
during their Anchorage stay.
Enroute to Anchorage, the trio
will play at Ketchikan on June 5,
Juneau on June 6, Kodiak on June
8 and in Homer on June 9.
A former student of Guy Maier,
George S. McManus and Leonard
Shure, Stanley Butler teaches pi
ano, music appreciation and music
history at Willamette. He has given
recitals in Boston, Cleveland and
throughout the Pacific Northwest
and is a past president of the Ore
gon Music Teacher Association.
Dr. Charles Heiden, professor of
violin and conductor of the Wil
lamette-Community Orchestra, re
ceived his performance degree of
Doctor of Music from Northwest
ern University.
Returning for her third Festival
performance, Miss Pyron studied
in Germany under a Fulbright
travel grant and study grant from
the German government. A former
member of the Portland Sym
phony, she was selected to per
form last month for Pablo Casals
in the Casals Master Classes at
Berkley.
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