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entertainment brief
ARPAD DARAZS has been a busy USC's Concert Choir anr1 'he Univer
man lately. In addition to directing sity Chorus in performance j liiis week
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Darazs led the workshop at the request
of the University of the
Phillipines. Participants included
choral directors and high school and
college faculty from across that
nation.
the music professor recently conducted
a week-long workshop on choral training
for 120 music educators in Manila.
Sometimes referred to as USC's
"Musical Ambassador of Goodwill,"
Darazs has become well known during
I his 17 years at the university. An
authority on the Kodaly approach to
choral training, he is often invited to
demonstrate the directing technique to
choral directors of large singing
groups.
A native of Hungary, Darazs has led
the Concert Choir in more than 400
j appearances during his career here. He
said he thinks of music as a performing
art that "reaches out to the people
with a power that transcends national
, borders and language barriers."
abviously tired from his performance. For
>outh Carolinians will be able to see one of
is perform again; he will appear tomorrow in
)ses his tour in Florence this weekend.
; the Coliseum audience had over these other
erformance of USC's Left Bank JazzEnsemlber
student group opened last night's show
that featured some student compositions.
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