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Duo Di Roma — Cellist Massimo Amfitheatrof and Pianist Ornella Santoliquido
Duo Di Roma Will
Perform Monday
Two great Italian instrumental
ists—world renowned, internation
ally acclaimed by press and aud
ience alike—cellist Massimo Am
fitheatrof and pianist Ornella San
toliquido, will perform for the lo
cal Alaska Music Trail audience
on Monday, April 2, at 8:15 p.m.
in the Kodiak high school audi
torium.
Coming to Kodiak for the con
cluding concert of the current
season from their fifth tour of
Canada and the United States,
they will continue on to Japan,
via Hawaii.
Ten years ago these two remark
able Italian virtuoso players com
bined to form the Duo Di Roma.
Since then they have enchanted
audiences throughout Europe,
North, South and Central Ameri
ca and Canada.
The Duo Di Roma is not com
prised of a cellist and an accom
panist—far from it. This team
consists of two absolutely equal
parts, each one a virtuoso player
in his own right, each one a solo
player on various occasions. Be
cause of their technical prowess
and finely integrated ensemble
playing, they are able to program
works which show the brilliance
of both partners as well as the del
icate nuance of great ensemble
playing.
Signora Santoliquido, a native of
Florence, studied with Maestro
Brugnoli, and is today considered
the leading woman pianist of
Italy. She is a member of the
faculty of the St. Cecilia Conserva
tory in Rome and has appeared as
a soloist under the most famous
conductors in Europe and North
and South America.
Signor Amfitheatrof, who was
born in Paris and studied with
Gilberto Crepax in Milan, is recog
nized as one of the great cellists
of our time.
The Duo will open their concert
with a spirited Concerto by Vi
valdi and follow with a set of the
Beethoven Variations on a theme
from Mozart’s “Magic Flute.” The
heart of the program is the great
Beethoven A major Sonata, per
haps the most loved sonata in the
whole cello-and-piano repertoire.
After intermisison, by special re
quest, tHe Duo have programmed
a group of cello pieces. They in
clude the sublime Bach Adagio,
pieces by Ravel and Bloch, and
the gay Pastorale and Reel by
Cyril Scott.
The concluding selection is the
Strauss F Major Sonata, one of
the greatest virtuoso sonatas ever
written. It is romantic in style,
singing, soaring, whispering in the
cello, richly brilliant in the piano,
and in turn serene, melancholy,
gay and passionate.
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Two Weeks Till
Income Tax Due
Kodiak residents are reminded
that two weeks remain in which
to complete their income tax re
turns before the deadline. Tax
payers got an extra day again
this year since April 15th falls
on a Sunday and the deadline
therefore is midnight April 16th
District Director Lewis J. Con
rad of the Anchorage Internal
Revenue Office cautioned wage
earners who have more than one
employer to be sure to include
income from all sources on their
federal income tax returns.
Also, pension and annuity pay
ments received by individuals dur
ing 1961 fall into one of three
categories for federal income tax
purposes: nontaxable, fully tax
able, or partly taxable. Persons
desiring further information on
figuring their returns properly
can write him at Box 1500, An
chorage, Alaska.
NOTICE:
A Hercules make boy’s bicycle
is being held by the city police.
Owner may claim by identifying
and establishng ownershp. Chief
Vickery advises.
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One of Kodiak’s “Very Own’ -Miss
Peggv Heglin-ls Queen Contestant
By Carl Armstrong
One of Kodiak’s very own—Ko
diak born and schooled—the love
ly Miss Peggy Heglin—has been
entered as a contestant in this
year’s contest for Queen of the
King Crab Festival.
Appropriately endowed by na
ture to wear the title of “fairest
of them all,” Pretty Peggy is a
blue-eyed, blonde beauty.
A Kodiak High School alumnus
of the Class of ’61, Miss Peggy
majored in a commercial course
nreparing for her eventual attend
ance at a business college “Out
side.” She won two awards in
horthand while in school.
Miss Peggy’s interest in a busv
ness-tvpe vocation is further evi
ienced by her selection of employ
ment since graduation She is
nresently secretary to Bob Ache
on, of Donnelley & Acheson, one
if Kodiak’s oldest and largest mer
anfile establishments. The in
’ustrious as well as beautiful Miss
Peggy also is a cashier at the Or
pheum Theatre. Both firms are
sponsoring this lovely 18-year-old
local young lady in this year’s con
test.
Miss Peggy’s vocational inter
ests in a business career are well
balanced by her recreational in
terests and hobbies which include
sewing, baking, cooking, as well
as art work. That she is adept
and talented in the field of art
might well be attested to by the
fact that she was Art Editor of
the Kodiak high school yearbook
while in school.
The 5’ 7” Miss Heglin also en
joys bowling and “loves dancing. ’
A popular and active personal
ity among her contemporaries,
Miss Peggy is Past Worthy Ad
visor of the Rainbow Girls.
Coming from one of the long
established pioneer families of
Kodiak, Miss Peggy is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Florence Heglin.
Miss Peggy Heglin
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