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Gri Recital The Brahms Piano Concerto in D minor will be the featured work in a graduate recital presented by the Department of Music, Mon., June 26 at Fraser Hall at 5 p.m. The work will be performed by pianists William Prante and Nancy Hill, USC graduate students. Although written for piano solo and orchestra, the Concerto was News Union tri The Recreation Committee is sponsoring a camping trip to Hunting Island State Park tomorrow through Sun. The cost is $5 per person and all interested individuals are urged to sign up in room 205 of the Russell House. ART EXHIBITION An exhibition of art work by children who attended Saturday morning art classes at the 1 niversity is on exhibition through .July 1 at Huntington Gallery. The works represent a variety of efforts by children ages 7-12. In cluded are tie-dyeing pieces. hand puppets, paintings. life-size self portraits. ceramics, and sculpture. Huntington Gallery is located in Sloan College, headquarters of the l'S(' Department of Art. Gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday Friday. WII.DFIRE WILI)IRE will play at Bell Camp today as this weeks Thur sday feature. Buses leave the Russell House at 1 and 3 p.m MCGOVERN EFF'ORT There will be a meeting of all persons interested in volunteering time to the campaign efforts of Better than Barefoot. Scholl Exercise Sandals. They shape up your legs, while they comfort your feet. The exclusive toe-grip action firms and tones your legs, to help make them shapelier, prettier. The smooth, sculpted beechwood and soft, padded leather strap comfort every step you take. Red or bone strap, with fiat or raised heel. Blue strap, with raised heel. $12.95 exercise sandals TRIENHOI.M PLAZA 7H7-7262 duate perform anc features first composed in the form of a sonata for two pianos and will be presented as such Monday. The initial impetus for the work was a result of the attempted suicide by the composer, Robert Schumann. Brahms attempted to recreate through music the internal anguish and suppressed conflict that must have occurred within Schumann's briefs p Friday Sen. George McGovern tonight at 8 p.m. in the Buckaneer Room of the Capital Cabana Motor Inn. RE('EATION CONM1ITTEE The Recreation Committee of the University Union will meet Tues., .June 27 at 7 p.m. in room 327 of the Russell House. All students - freshmen. transients. etc. - in terested in planning summer recreation are invited to attend. The Worldk Performing Concert and RCA Victro Just imagine! Fiedler, HorotL and many othe to-be-forgotten INCR EDIBL] Beethoven: Fifth & Schuh Strauss: Also Sprach Zara Tchaikovsky: Piano Conc Beethoven: Ninth (with L Tchaikovsky: 1812, etc.... Debussy: La M1er, etc...... 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"in keeping with Brahms' style, our duo-piano relationship has also remained platonic." Hill and Prante are both eager to perform what has been called "one of the finest piano concertos in the literature.'' Tradition has it, however, that when Brahms first played the Concerto in Leipzig, it was greeted with three pairs of clapping hands and a round of hissing. Musical taste has since changed. Included on the program will be two solo works for piano per formed by Prante: the Faure Theme and Variations and the Bartok Piano Sonata. Admission to the recital is free and the public is invited. reatest Artists the 6dds Gm Opera Music Toscanini, Caruso, 'itz, Kreisler, Reinej r great artists in ne berformances AT ' LOW PRICES ert: U nfinished .................. thustra .................................. erto ........................................ eontyne Price) .................... icerto No. 2 .......................... hestra .................................... 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