Mrs. Baker Presents
Piano Pupils In
Mid-Winter Recital
Mrs. Kenneth Baker presented
her piano pupils in mid-winter
recital at her studio on Monday
night, March 10.
A large audience of parents
and friends enjoyed the program
with all pupils participating in
solo numbers. Two accordion
guests, Gary Davis and Mike
Muir, favored the group with
solos. Marie Jordan gave a read
ing entitled "The Music of Prim
itive and Ancient People,” and
printed matter w a s passed
around for all to get a better
understanding of the many prim
itive and ancient instruments
that were prevalent years ago.
Those participating in the pro
gram were Janis Jeffrey, Alice
Lee, Diana Dixon, Frank Baker,
Shirley Boe, Nola Carrol, Philip
Faulkner. Janice Framplon, Pat
sy Frampton. Bruce Lewis, Tony
Murkowski, Marjorie Turnbull,
Patty Muir, Sharon Dyer, Mary
Lou Jones, Jacquelyn Stewart,
Cherie Lubin, and Marie Jordan.
An original composition was
played by Sharon Dyer, which
was selected as first prize six
years ago when Music Enjoy
ment Meetings were first started
in Seward. Sharon is the only
original member left, as most
have moved Outside or have
married, or are attending col
leges m the States.
Mrs. Lee Dixon gave note
worthy praise to Philip Faulkner
who will accompany th. High
School Chorus to Anchorage to
participate in the Spring Music
Festival in May. His brilliant
performance of Ludwig Van
Beethoven's "Fur Elise" w a s
praised by all in attendance.
Mrs. Baker thanked the parents
for taking such a keen interest in
these young musicians. The next
meeting will be the Spring Re
cital. scheduled during National
Music Week, at which time par
ents and friends are invited to
attend.
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