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Ja; From Staff Reports The elements are simple ? a beautiful spring evening, some lively jazz and world-class entertainers. ft llfflft on/1 o lrvt r\f vuiK a uiuv iiia^iv^ auva a iui wjl hard work. The creation that emerges is nothing less than "stellar jazz." It's what USC calls Stellar Jazz Festival IV, bringing jazz greats Marian McPartland and Marvin Stamm to the Koger Center for an 8 p.m. performance April 18. McPartland on piano and Stamm on trumpet wilKjoin USC's Left Bank Big Band and the Jazz Media Orchestra for an evening of music that promises the premiere of a new jazz piece and even a couple of inpromptu performances. McPartland, one of the world's few female jazz artists, has had a career as performer, composer, recording artist and teacher for more than 50 years. Originally a classical pianist, the London-born McPartland fell in love with jazz and began her career in vaudeville theater. She joined ENSO, the British equivalent of the USO during World War II, and toured Europe. During a jam session in Belgium, she met her future husband, Jimmy McPartland, a renowned cornet player from the United States. The couple settled in the United States in 1946. Since then, McPartland has performed with many of the world's leading orchestras. Her Peabody Award-winning radio FITNESS is FREE Come Workout wit! I MINIMUM With EVERY donatioi Blood. Programs avail oimk-iIq KI/o/o/~l toot io oil QIMI|JIQ UIUUU ICOl IO CI 11 if you qualify. Special students. qp *?" Serologicals C? Get it whil< * Bugle Boy Jeans.. *L.L. Bean 100% Cotton Khaki I *11 c Iaa. u.o. iddue riciu run "Assorted Cotton Sh "Wigwam Cotton Sc (Compare at $6.00) LIMITED Exclusive Selection of H ARMY-NA 1621 MAIN S Bring 5 cans to the University Bookstore Booth on Greene Street for recycling and get 10% off any Earth Day Book. 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Peer educators will provide workshops in teams e participate in special events programming (health fairs, a drug awareness weeks, etc.) Presentations and programs designed to provide accurate information to students tha low-risk, healthy decisions related to alcohol and other di To J?lpply: Come by the Office of Alcohol and Drug Programs, locate stairs in the Campus Activities Center, in the West Wing ( Russell I louse, to fill out an application. After completinj application, set up an appointment with that office for an or call 777-6688. Additional information will be given at I Deadline: The deadline for application is April 20, 199 >uter li to the Koger IC to work with biance," arranged by Perr this concert," friend Phil Wilson of Ne City. She also will be the Big Band will soloist for "Piano Fortress, /ith the premiere Stamm will team up w "Philadelphia for "The Happy Song,' y pianist John Life" and "Caravan." i. In the second half of tl gets the band ram, McPartland and Stai Pemberton. The join the Jazz and Media O form "Skip Too, directed by John Serry wl the Sunny Side up USC's jazz and medi program. join the band to The orchestra opens wit] m song "Am- Hancock's "Tell Me a ] an McPartland !1I9| Richlan mSI Memorf 1 UAJ As a medical leaderj IMfcMUHIAL HUSHI patient care. We offer a very compe innovative profession Individualized ni Nurse Specialist Clinical career la Continuing educ Tuition assistanc Shared Governa Child Day Care c RICHLAND MEMOR tient care and nurse; gerial and interperso ber of our team. For r shifts available conte Coker, Joyce Binkley irk RICHLAND MEMORIA ted BIHB Five Richland Medical P< P&S9 Columbia, SC. 29203 & older) (803) 765-6970 (collect Equal Opportunity Employar uns :tive e lupiLb ^ ^ plication * grams "The "3* i to needed it. I mai o"feerm'c' physician. My t md win for you. It's you Icohol/ wi"be .0-0-,. - m\ Schoc -d down- Cuad >f the '3n Th I interview I lie I hat time. For your free vi(3 a mits iberton's Story," arranged by Mary Clare jw York Hill, an award-winning USC featured School of Music graduate. The selections "Lover Man" and "What ith band Are You Doing the Rest of Your ' "Lush Life" will feature Stamm as guest soloist. he prog- Serry, a USC associate profesnm will sor, will join the pianist for an imrchestra, promptu duo. McPartland also will 10 heads give an impromptu performance a music with bass player Jon Schwabe and Jim Hall. h Herbie The concert will conclude with Bedtime two other selections featuring McPartland, her own "Willow Creek," in a new arrangement by Serry, and Cole Porter's "From This Moment On," arranged by Rayburn Wright who has been a director at Radio City Music Hall. "Willow Creek" and "From This Moment On" have nostalgic over-j I tones for Serry. Since age 17 when he attended a clinic taught by McPartland, the pianist has had a personal and musical influence in his life, and Wright was one of his professors at the Eastman School of Music, Serry said. As organizer of the annual Stellar Jazz Festival, Serry has a personal mission to sec that an interest in jazz is fostered throughout the state. "Those of us who offer jazz have to make a greater effor to see that this kind of growth continues. It is our responsibility to the community to offer performers with a high-caliber of talent," Serry said. i : al Hospital VDUATE JRSES and regional teaching facility, RICHLAND "AL provides opportunities in all areas of Ja i-JOL -*11fl ?. - . viJ i rtitive pay and benefit package coupled with lal aspects to enhance nurse satisfaction: jrsing orientation by unit based Clinical idder ation programs e nee >n campus ' The Richland Plan ** HAL HOSPITAL is dedicated to quality pasatisfaction. 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