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University of Iowa speech and dramatic art programs, 1967-1969
1969-04-22 "Dona Francisquita" Page 5
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CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Violin I Daniel Rouslin Erich Lear Christy Diedrich Jean Fries Barrettt Stoll Beverly Mohatt Violin II Cheryl Harvey Joyce Pease Beth Conklin Andrea Klann Viola Wendy Gannett Martin Clancey Sherida Moskowitz Cello Marcia Foutain Gerald Nelson Dean Kelso Vicki Fehling Bass Gennette Rundle Flute Sara Hanson Karyn Fraley Oboe David Hempel Clarinet Lawrence Smith Bassoon Linda Smith Horn Robert Gaskill William Scharnberg Trumpet Mike Pollitz Dennis Thorsen Trombone Leonard Geissel Percussion David VanHoever David Gimer DONALD THOMPSON Donald Thompson holds AB and MA degrees from the University of Missouri, and also has studied at the Eastman School of Music, the University of Vienna and Vienna Musikakademie. Since 1954 he has been a member of the music faculty of the University of Puerto Rico. Besides his academic duties there, he has been active in the organization of faculty, student, and community musical entities; in the musical direction of theatrical productions; in the conception and execution of musical programs for educational television; and in musical journalism. His feature articles and reviews have appeared in Musical America, the New York Times, and in the South American papers served by the United States Information Service.
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CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Violin I Daniel Rouslin Erich Lear Christy Diedrich Jean Fries Barrettt Stoll Beverly Mohatt Violin II Cheryl Harvey Joyce Pease Beth Conklin Andrea Klann Viola Wendy Gannett Martin Clancey Sherida Moskowitz Cello Marcia Foutain Gerald Nelson Dean Kelso Vicki Fehling Bass Gennette Rundle Flute Sara Hanson Karyn Fraley Oboe David Hempel Clarinet Lawrence Smith Bassoon Linda Smith Horn Robert Gaskill William Scharnberg Trumpet Mike Pollitz Dennis Thorsen Trombone Leonard Geissel Percussion David VanHoever David Gimer DONALD THOMPSON Donald Thompson holds AB and MA degrees from the University of Missouri, and also has studied at the Eastman School of Music, the University of Vienna and Vienna Musikakademie. Since 1954 he has been a member of the music faculty of the University of Puerto Rico. Besides his academic duties there, he has been active in the organization of faculty, student, and community musical entities; in the musical direction of theatrical productions; in the conception and execution of musical programs for educational television; and in musical journalism. His feature articles and reviews have appeared in Musical America, the New York Times, and in the South American papers served by the United States Information Service.
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