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Crane Musicians Plan Concert
The Faculty Artist Series at the alien Landen" featuring soprano
Crane School of Music, Potsdam Lois Vaccariello with obligato
College, will present its final con- trumpet performed by John Ellis;
cert of the spring semester at 8:15 John Lindsey and Ruth Iogha,
p.m., April 14, in the Sara M. Snell violins, Sally Busch, viola, Julian
Theater.
Trycznski, cello and James
The program begins with "Etude Autenrith, harpsichord.
for Violin ' and Bassoon" by
Vladimir Dukelsky, performed by
faculty members John Lindsey and
Frank Wangler.
Verdi's Tomb Scene from "Aida"
will feature soprano Patricia
Misslin and tenor Floyd Callahan
accompanied by pianist Lynn
Meyers.
The " C o n c e r t o for Two
Trumpets" by Vivaldi will be per- The School of Liberal Studies at
formed by faculty trumpeters John Potsdam College continues The
Ellis and James Madeja ac- Crane Commemorative Series on
companied by James Autenrith, April 8 when Roger Oliver will
piano.
deliver a lecture on "The Shared
Sally Busch, guest violist, will Muse" 20th Century Avant-Garde
join bassoonist Frank Wangler in a Collaboration" at 8 p.m. on the 8th
performance of the Hess "Sonate in Floor Lounge of Raymond Hall.
c minor for Viola and Bassoon."
The lecture will focus on the
The program will close with the ways in which computers,
Bach Cantate 51, "Jauchzet Gott in choreographers, visual and theater
artists work jointly in the producDiane Pawlaczyk To
tion of alternative artistic visions. FOUR DECADES — The Four Decades quartet, seated from left, BUI
Their cooperation will be traced Green, lead; and Frank Bassett, tenor; and standing from left, John
Marry In August
from the Diaghilev era to the pre- Gilbert, bass; and Jack Bruyere, baritone; will perform at the 1987 ansent along cultural, social and nual show of the Canton chapter of SPEBSQSA at 8 p.m., April 25 In the
Canton Central School auditorium. Tickets are $5, and are available
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pawlaczyk historical lines.
of Rochester announce the engageOliver is the humanities director, from Chapter members.
ment of their daughter, Diane Next Wave Festival, Brooklyn
Pawlaczyk of Spencerport, N.Y., to Academy of Music.
Daniel Campbell of Hilton, N.Y.,
The event, funded in part by the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Camp- New York Council for t h e
bell of Lakeshore Drive, Norwood.
Humanities, is free and open lo the
'Shared Muse' Is
Speaker's Topic
The bride-to-be Is a 1982 graduate
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teacher in Oakfield, N.Y.
The bridegroom-to-be is a 1974
graduate of Northwood School,
Placid, and attended
stellation Room of the World Trade LaTTe"
College. He is employed
Center, Baltimore's Inner Harbor, Potsdam
the couple left for a wedding trip to by Eastman Kodak in Rochester.
the Caribbean.
The bride is a graduate of Im- An Aug. 22 wedding is planned.
m a c u l a t e H e a r t Academy,
Washington Township, N.J., and
Loyola College. She is a media
WEDDING POLICY
buyer for Smith, Burke and Azzam
The Courier and Freeman is happy to print
wedding
photographs and articles as a serAdvertising, Baltimore.
vice to our readers.
The Former Gina Ciaudelli
Gina Ciaudelli Is Bride
BALTIMORE, Md. — Gina
Ciaudelli of Baltimore, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ciaudelli of
Ramsey, N.J., became the bride of
G. Scott Maclean, Catonsville, Md.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George R.
Maclean, RD 1, Potsdam, on
March 14,1987.
The Rev. Louis Ciaudelli, uncle
of the bride, officiated at the
ceremony in the Loyola College
Chapel, Baltimore. Peter Hengen
The bridegroom is a graduate of
was solo trumpet performer; Potsdam Central High School, and
organist was David Reily. The holds a BA from Rochester Inbride was given in marriage by her stitute of Technology and an MA
father.
from Clarion University of PennMaria Ciaudelli was her sister's sylvania.
maid of honor. Best man was The couple reside at 109
Michael Rogers.
Smithwood Ave., Catonsville,
Following a reception in the Con- 21228.
Completed - wedding forms and photos
should be in the Courier office no later than
three weeks after the date of the wedding.
After the three-week deadline, no photos will
be used. Wedding articles may be shortened.
Black and white photos are preferred, but •
clear color prints may be acceptable. Wedding forms are available in the Courier office
as a service to our readers.
NORWOOD -- Mr. and Mrs. The bridegroom-to-be is a 1980
John Lindsey, violin, and Irene
Robert Campbell of Lakeshore graduate of Mont Pleasant High
Drive, Norwood, announce the School, Schenectady, and a 1984 Rutin, piano, will appear in the
engagement of their daughter, Jill, graduate of Clarkson University Crane Centennial Faculty Recital
to Matthew Smith, St. Albans, Vt, with a BS in mecanical engineer- Series at 8:15 p.m., April 12 in Sara
son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith ing. He is employed at Ever-ready M. Snell Theater on the Potsdam
College campus.
of Schenectady.
Battery Co., St. Albans.
The bride-to-be is a 1980 graduate
A July 18 wedding is planned.
The recital, free and open to the
of Norwood-Norfolk Central High
general public, will include
School and a 1985 graduate ot
Mozart's "Sonata in B flat Major,"
Potsdam College with a BA in
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district.
Poem In Dialogue To
Be Performed Tonight
CANTON — Ann Armstrong and
John Anderson will perform
Richard Howard's "The Lesson of
the Master," a poem in dialogue, at
8 p.m. tonight (Tuesday) hi the
Sykes Commons Room at St.
Lawrence University.
There is no admission charge for
the performance.
The poem shows the novelist
Edith Wharton on her way to bury
the remains of her mentor and f hiding the journey to be a "voyage of
discoveries" about herself as a
woman and a writer.
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Present Recital
Jill Campbell To Marry In July
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AX ELEGANT PAIR OFLACS
with conductor Mark Hartman,
will appear in concert at 3 p.m.,
GAUNTLETS (Glow) WITH EACH
April 12 in Sara M. Snell Theater at
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Nine numbers will be performed
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by the entire 22^person ensemble,
while the Crane Honors Trombone
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Quartet will play "Main Street" by
Ernest R. Miller and the trombone
Month of April or at Supplies Last.
nonet, "Sunny," arranged by R. W.
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company the ensemble on the piano
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The concert, which is free of
charge, is open to the public.
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