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THE

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF

UNIVERSITY COMPOSERS

REGION FIV!: CONFERENCE

NOVEMBER 14-16, 1980

Poster and _program cover design by

MICHAEL COLLERY

The Computer Graphics Research Group

CONFERENCE CHAIRMAN Thomas We lls

CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE David Butler

Gregory Proctor Robert Rollin

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC

Administration

David Meeker, Director James Jones, Assistant Director

Department Cha irpersons David Butler, Theory/Composition

Robert LeBlanc, Performance Herbert Livingston, History/Literature

Robert Von Gruenigen, Music Education

On behalf of The Ohio State Uni versi­ty School of Music, it gives me a great deal of pleasure to we lcome the Region Five Confe re nce of The American Soci­ety of University Composers .

The creativity and imagination of the composer represents an element of uni­versity music departments that must be nurt ured and maintained if schools of music are to remain in the forefront of the creative process.

David Meeker Director, School of Music

Associate Dean, College of the Arts

We at T:1e Ohio State University School of Music are very pleased to hor.t this ASUC Regional Conference. That cu r regional conferences are larger than n.:i­tiona l conferences of / say, a decade ago attests to the strength of the organ­ization o

By virtue of the many performances of new works, ASUC conferences are I ive­ly affairs. In this regard, I want esp.;­ciall y to thank ell the ensemble dire:­tors and performers wh o have trcve !l . .?d long di stances to be here-without your partidpotion this conference could not occur.

Thomas Wells

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

Friday, November 14, 1980

2:00 p.m. Registration Weigel Hall Lobby (continues throughout the conference)

4:30 p.m. Concert I Hitchcock Hall Auditorium Cleveland, Kent State, Illinois

8:15 p.m. Concert If Hitchcock Hall Auditorium Illinois, Cleveland State

Reception following the concert in Weigel Hall 130

Saturday, November 15, 1980

9:00 a .m. ASUC Business Meeting Hitchcock Hall Auditorium

9:30 a .m. Coffee Break

10:00 a.m. Concert Ill Hitchcock Hall Auditorium . Bowling Green, DePaul, O.S.U.

12:00 noon Ohio Theory-Composition Teachers Association Business Meeting/ Brown Bag Lunch

(ASUC members welcome)

l :00 p.m. Concert IV Electroacoustic Music

2:30 p.m. Coffee Break

2:45 p.m. Forum I Papers by Marshall, Rollin, Warfield

4:15 p.m. Concert V O . S. U. Ense mbles

Weigel Hall 140

Weigel Hall 130

Weigel Hall 130

Mershon Auditorium

8:15 p.m . Concert VI Hitchcock Hall Auditorium Beckett and MacDonald, pianists

R_eception following the concert in The Buckeye Room, Holiday Inn

Sunday, November 16, 1980

10:00 a.m. Forum II: Music and Perception Weigel Hall 130 Papers by Kramer, Keane, Butler

1 :00 p.m. Concert VII Hughes Hall Auditorium The Percussion Group

The Cleveland Institute of Music l'-lew Music Ensemble

Tim Adams, percussion Chris Blackwel I, percussion

Andrew Kubiszewski, percussion Olga Radosav! jevich, piano

· Marshall Griffith, piano

Charles Evans, conductor

The Kent State University Ne w Music Ensemble

David Wi lkes, clarinet William Grim, clarinet Michael Koscso, cello James Gottlieb, flute

Alexander Sidorowicz, cl ari net Robin tv\ealy / bassoon

Frank Wiley, director

The Uni ve rsit y of Illinois Contemporary Chamber Ensemble

with members of The Cont .emporary Chamber Players

Richard ,l\sh ley, doub le bass Alan Campbe l!, trumpet

G ene Carinci, saxophone Paul Cortese, viola David Halen, viol in David Liptak, piano

Debra Zoe Munn, eel lo and soprano Corl a Scaletti, harp

Lindsey Smith, trombone Catherine Tait, viol in

Sever Tipei, piano Paul Martin Zonn, clarinet

Wilma Zonn, oboe

Poul Martin Zonn, director

CONCERT I

Friday, November 14, 1980

4:30 p.m. Hi tchcock Hall Auditorium

PROGRAM

Muok from the Cleveland Coinposers Guild

Frank Wiley Music for Percussion and Tape (1977)

Marshall Griffith Fibers (Hommage a Chopin) (1980)

The Cleveland Institute of Music New Music Ensemble

Jomes Snyder EF F

James Marshall Sonace IV

The Kent State University New Music Ensemble

INTERMISSION

The Univers!ty of 11 linois Contemporary Chamber Ensemble with members of

Heidi von Gunden

Sever Tipei

Morgan Powell

Yehuda Yannay

The Contemporary Chamber Players

The Begi nner's Mind

Mistakes in Practice Repetition Reudi ness Mindfulness Ri ght Effort Bowing Beginner's Mind Constancy

Lament

Faces

Per se

Bccklogs end Consequences Meanwhile Aftermath

The University of Illinois Contemporary Chamber Ensemble

with members of The Cont e mp o rary Chamber Pl ayers

Richard .<\sh ley, double bciss Alon Campbell, trumpet

G ene Corci ni, saxophone Paul Cortese, viola Dav id Halen , violin David Liptak, piano

Debra Zoe Munn, eel lo and soprano Coria Scaiel-ti, harp

Lindsey Smith, trombone Cather ine Tait , violin

Sever Tipe i, piano Paul iv'.artin Zonn, clarinet

vVilma Zonn, oboe

Poul Martin Zonn, director

The Cleveland State University Jazz Band

Frank Dobl ekar, tenor saxophone Dory! E!eck, trombone

Bob Fe rrazza, guitar Jim Gn izak, trombone Jeff Hagar, trumpet

Lauren Howard, keyboard Joe Hur,ter,. keyboard

Todd lsie r, drums Jerry Krocek, trumpet Ed Kuboski, trombone

Chris Lee , frL•mpet Mike Lee, tenor saxophone

Ed Lemmers, bass .Jack McGirr, trumpet

Darrel I .Murray, trombone Doug Partcher, a!to saxophone Mike Ras nick , alto saxophone

Bob Riley, percussion Ger!iard Schermoie r, trumpet

Oscar Schwc1rtz, trombone Don Tylicki, baritone saxophone

Hovvie Smith, director

CONCERT II

Friday, November 14, 1980

8:15 p.m. Hitchcock Hall Auditorium

PROGRAM

The University of Illinois Contemporary Chamber Ensemble with members of

David Liptak

C. James Sheppard

Jerry Owen

Paul Martin Zonn

Howie Smith

The Contemporary Chamber Players

Time Piece

Space Dust

Approach: distant light Transit One: clouds of the gas giant . Transit Two: between earth and moon Trans it Three: across the solar disc

Diaio9 Ill

Vario V

INTERMISSION

The Cleveland State University Jazz Band

The Golder, Goose Soloists: Doug Partcher, alto sax; Joe Hunter, keyboard

Rudolph Bubalo

Donald Erb

Modules for Jazz Band and Tape

Howie Smith, saxophone soloist Edwin London, conductor

The Hawk

Reception following the concert in Weigel Hall 130

Building index

Adm inistrat ion Bu ild ing ..... V12 A eronau tic al and As tronautical

Researc h L aboratory {at OSU Ai rport )

2 .A.g r1 cultu ral Administ rat ion Bu1ld ins . . . . .. ........ ... KS

Airp o rt Adm inistration Building {at OSU Airpo rt ;

3 A llied Meoica l Professions Buil ding . Sc h ool '.> f .. 01 S

Al umn i House (1n Fawcelt Cente r lor Tom o rrow . 43 at N2)

t. Animal Scien ce Build ing . . .J 7 5 Archer House . . . .. U6 6 Arps Ha!! . ....... ...... . . ZlO 7 S aker Hall . . .X 16 8 SaKer Systems Engineering

Bu ilding . . · . . . .. ... .. . . .. . . T10 Band Dr ill Area (at Ohio

Stadium. 109 at 0 9) 9 Ba rrett House . . .. : .X6

5 enedum Recrca ll on Center p n L ar !<. 1ns Hall. 72 at S 12)

0 Bevis Hall .DS

11 8 1~~~ 1~1~1 ~_1 '.c ~- ~ -a.1 ~ '. ~~ - _ .. _ ... L2 12 B 1olog1c al Scien ces Building 015 13 8 1ac1<.bu rn Ho u se .. . .W7 : 4 B:itany and Zoology Budd1ngT 15 15 B0yd Laborato ry .WS t 6 B radfo rd Commons . .. W16 ;1 Bradley Hall .. . V16 18 B rown Hall . . . .... . Wl 1 13 Brown Hall An nex . . :u 11

B uckeye Villag e . 20 C" aldw ell Laboratory . ... .. ... . U9

Cal l Barn (a t OS U Atrport) 21 C amp be ll Hall .... . S1 4 22 Canl1eld Hall . . .... . . . .. .. V16 23 Cen tral Service Bulldtng . .. .. . S9 2~ Cwli and Aeron auti cal

Engi nee ring Bu1ld1ng .. . US 25 Cock111S Hall . . . ... .. .. U 11 26 Commu n1ca t.ons Laboratory .. V9

Conaw ay Hou se {In Morrill Tow er. 93 at 011)

27 C 'Onve rse Hall .... R6 Cow Barn (at OSU A irport)

28 C unz Hall 01 Languages . . ... S 13 29 C\clo tro n Bu1t d1 ng s . . . . . N11 30 DJ1ry Sc ience Ct"' nter.

Wate rman Farm Comple). .B3 .X11

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31 Denr.ey Hall 32 Derby Hall 33 Da dd Hall

The Ohio S1a10 Univorsl ty Store s 53702

Don Scott Field (see OSU Airpo rt) 34 Dracl<ett Tower . .... ..... · .. . VS 3S Drake Un ion .. .. . . .. .. ... ... N 12 36 Dreese Lai:Joratories .. . .. . . . .. T9 37 Du lles Hall ............. ... . U11 38 ElectroSc1ence Labo rat ory . . A 14 39 45 West 11th Avenue .. . ... .. Z1S 40 Evans Hall (Franklin County

Mo~u~ . . .... ~1 41 Evans Laboratory . . . . . Y10 42 Faculty Club .. . . ... . V14

ra rm Sci ence Review Office (at OSU Airpor t)

43 Fawcett Cente r. for Tomorrow N2 44 Food Fac ili ty .AlS 45 Fo undry-Glass Building .iJ12 46 Fr ench Field House . . . . OS 47 Goss Labo ratory . ....... .. .. K12 4S Graves Hall . . . ..... . .. .. . . SlS

Gree nhous es 49 Botany and Zoology ... .. ... S 1 S 50 Howlett . . .. K9 S1 Hagerty Hall . .X13 52 Hallo ran House ...... Y6 53 Hamilton Hall . . .. T 17 54 Haskett Hall . . . . . . . . . . • . . . .. IVS 55 Haverf ield House . . .X7 56 Ha)·es Hall ............. . ... . X12 S7 Hitc hcock Hall . . US SS Hopkons Hall ...... X12

Ho rse Barn (at OSU Airpo rt ) S9 Houck House . . .. . . X6 60 Howlett Hall .K8 61 Hughes Hal l ..... . ... . .... .. Y12 62 Ice Rtnk . RS 63 Independence Hall . . .T t2 64 Ives Hall . T 7 65 Johnsto n Laborato ry . . VB 66 Jones Graduate To we r . W5 67 Journal ism Build ing .Ul O 68 1900 Kenny Road . . . . . . G l S 69 199 1 Kenny Road .. .. F 13

Keple r C:ub House. 3605 Tremo n1 Road (A! Go ll Course)

70 930 Kinn ear Ro aa ..... . ... . G 15 71 Ko llo tt Labo ratones . . W8 72 Lar kins Hall . . . . .. S 12 73 La undry Budding E2 74 Law Buildi ng .z 16 75 Lazenby Hall . .. T 13

l 1brar1ts 76 Heallh Sci ence s . . R17 77 W1ll 1am Ox ley Thompson

M emoria l {M ai n L ibrary) . . . U 12 Lincoln Ho use (• n Lincoln

TQwer . 78 at 0 13) 78 Lincol n Tower . . 79 Lo rd Hall SO Maci\ Hall 8 1 M acOu igg L abo ra1 o ry 82 M a1 n1Cnanc Q 8 u tld1 0g . 83 M athemati c s Ou1l d1ng . 84 Mccampbell H:dl

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85 McCracken Power Plant ..... S 1 O 86 McPherson Chemic al

Lab orato ry . S7 Means Hall . 88 f.,, ed1c1ne Adm in1strat1on

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Cente r. College o f . ... . ... A1 9 89 ~enden ha ll Labo rato ry . X 13 90 M ershon Audrton um . ... .... Zl2 91 Mershon Cent er . . . .. . ... ... W 19 92 M etall urg ical Engmeenng

Bu ilding . . . . . . . . . . . . . .XS M 1 rro ~ Lake . .. U 14

93 Mo rrill Tower . . . . . ..... .. 011 94 M orr ison Tower . .. .. . . . .. . . W17 9S Murray Hall (Stale Health

L •borato ry ) .. . ... 020 96 Music Add 1t 1on to Mershon

Aud !IOrium . .. z i 2 (und er constwc t1cn )

9 7 Natio na l Ce nter for Researc h 1n Voc at ro nal Edu cation G 12

96 Nell Hall . tJ17 99 Neil - 17th Bu 1ld1ng. . Tl 1

100 Nedw ood Gabl es . U7 101 New to n Ha ll .. T 18 102 . 16.4 West 19th Avenue ws 103 Nortn Commons .V6 10 .1 No rin Recreallon Center US 10S 2~ 70 No rth Siar Ro ad ... . . . .. M 106 Nan on House U6 107 Nosll.e r Hous e WS 108 Ohio Lega l Center .Z 1 a 109 Ohi o S1nd1um 09 110 Ohi o Urnon .. Y15 111 Op1on1etry Butld· .'"lg . S 18 11 2 Or H."' n H ~ ll Wl 3

Q~tJ Airpor t. 2160 West Cas t~ Ro ad

Ov<i.I 11 3 O xl •·y Hail t 14 Pag e Ha ll . 11 5 Park H•lt .

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Farking Garages and Ramps 116 Arps Garag e . . . Z9 11 7 11th Aveni;~ Ramp . . .. .. via 118 M ed ica l Area Ra mp ... . . . 016 119 M ersh o n Garag e .......... Zl 1 120 N1n1h A .1enu e Ramp . . .... . R20 ~ 2 1 Nonhwest Ramp .......... . TS 122 Ohio Un ion Ramp . . ... Z14 123 Par l< s Hall (Pharmacy) . .. . .. 01S 124 Pa lerson Hall . ... . ...... ... . V16

Peppe Aq uati c Center (in Lark in s Hall. 72 at S 12)

125 Personnel Employment . . . . . . Y18 126 Plumb Hall .... LS 127 Pom ercne Hail . . .. U15 128 Pos t Offi ce.

Un1vers1ly Station. .U1 0 129 Po stl e Hall . . ... . . . . Tt 6 130 Poultry 4.dmin1s t ~ at ion

Bulld ing .. J4 131 Pressey Hall . . . . . . . . . 07 132 Pri n ti ng Fac ili ty . .F2 133 Publ ic !J ale1y Buddin g . . .SB 1 3~ fi ams eyt: r Hall ......... . .. ... ZS 135 R ~rney Commons .. . .Y6 136 Rrac to r Build ing . . .A 11 137 Research C9nter . .A 14 13S Rh odes Hal l ··-

Un1v ers11y H os;:>ital . . 139 H1g h1 rn1re Ha:I . . .. . .. 140 Rooinso:i Laborat o ry .

Ro ss Ho u c;t! (1n Momll Tower. ~3 &t 01 1)

141 Roc:~,~ ~,~~ ~~-1 - ~~ ~ ·.v.'~1~~ - . 142 S I John Arona 1~3 Sa1 c1111c Communicat ion

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Fac 1llt1es .. . A9 1.v. S1..!r>1 1c,.: Bu lld 1ng An nex .. . .. . El

0 c 1 .. i1 t F1cid (soc OSU Airpo rt ) 145 Sco tt Hall .. . . . C7 146 Seo t House . VG

147 14S 149 1SO 1S1

Sheep Barn (At OSU Airport) S iebert Hall ..... . W16 Sisson Ha ll ........ . . . . L 12 Small Animal Building . .. . .. .. K3 Smith Hall ... ............ . . Y17 Sm oth Laborato ry . ....... . . .Wl!}

152 So uth Recreation Center .Wl .S. 153 St ad ium !:;cholarship

Do rm . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. PIO 1S4 Starl1ng·Lovin'.J Hall . . . . S 11 1S5 Steeb Hall .. ... .. . ... Y17 156 St i llman Hall . . ... . . . \'10 1S7 Stradley Hall. . .Xli 1 S8 Sull ivant Hall .X 13

Swine Barn (at OSU Airport)

Swine Eva/i.J at ior. Station (at OSU Ai rpo rt)

159 Taylo r Tower ... ... XS T enn1 s Co urt s

160 To wnshend Hal! ......... . . . l l J 16 1 !54 Wes t 12 tM Avenue . .... . . ~ ' , 1G2 220 West 12 th Aven ue .. .... .Vl:-163 Un 1vers1 ty Ha l l . . .. . ... \> It. 164 Un1 ve rs1ty Hos pital . . . .... Rl 6 165 Un1vers11y Ho5p1tats Clinic . .. P l8 166 Upham Hall .. . ..... P16 167 Va n de Graaff Laboratory . . A12 168 Veter inary Ho spital . . .. K11 169 V1v1an Hal l . . . . . . . . . . . . . .HS 170 Walk er House .. . Vl 7 17 1 W ater Resources Center . . .. A 15 172 Walts H311 .. X8 173 Weld ing Engineering

Labo ra1ori cS . . . . . . ve i74 West Hall . . . ... . F.7 ~ 75 Wt::s t Rec rea t ion C~nter ... .. . E~ 176 W1 tce Sluden t Hea lth

Cent er . . . . ... ... . S 13 177 W1 5c rn an Hat! .01 S 178 Worn en·s Dining Hall . .U !6 179 Women .. s Field House . . .. R14 .

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Bowling Green State University New Music Ensemble

John Be nH ey, oboe Ann Corrigan, soprano

Casey Genemans, percussion Bernard Linden, viola Virginia Marks, piano Robert Moore, bassoon

Marilyn Sh rude, conductor

DePaul University 20th Century E:1semble

Paul Abrinko, flute Kathy Brosky 1 flute

Darleen Cowles , piano Ri chard Dobkowski, trumpet Robert Everson, percuss ion

Gregg Fudala, trumpet Alan Palider, clarinet James Pederson, cello Dennis Smith, cl arinet

Craig Sorgi, violin Ell en Srrba, so2rano

Raymond Wilding-White, conductor

Merr:bers of The Ohio State Univ ers ity

Contempor -:i ry Music Ensemble

William Conabie, cello Thomas Wells, piano

CONCERT Ill

Saturday, November 15, 1980

10:00 a.m. Hitchcock Hall Auditorium

PROGRAM

Bowling Green Si·ate University New Music Ensemble

Andras Szenkiralyi

Robert Lombardo

Miniatures for Oboe and Piano (1978)

Frosted Window: Variations on White (1975)

DePaul University 20th Cenf·ury fosemblc

Darleen Cowles

Alan Palider

Blythe Owen

Robert Roi! in

Raymond Wilding-White

Translucent Unrealities No.

The· Voxm.an Scourge

Two Part Invention for Woodwinds

F.S.l.D.

Four Poems of St. John of i"l1e Cross

Th<i Ohio State University Contemporary Music Ensemble

Bruce Wise Duo II: Sonata for Violoncel!o and Piano

1:00 p.m.

Peter Todd Lewis

David Keane

Burton Beerman

Gory Kendal I

Cleve Scott

CONCERT IV

Saturday / November 15, 1980

Weigel Hall 130

PROGRAM

Electroacoustic Music

Bricolage , for Solo Percussi on end Tape lo rain 2. chorale 3. rhythmus, harmonie, melodie

Steve Shi ck, percussion

-In Memoriam: Hugh LeCoine

Polygraph VII Judi th Bent I ey, bass flute

• Flve-leof Rose Computer-generated sound

The Most Elusive is Both Charmed and Strange

FORUM I

Saturday, November 15, 1980

2A5 p.m. p)~~ Jomes Marshal I ~ .----

Weigel Hail 130

"New Sound Resources from the Bassoon"

Rvbert Ro!lin "Spotic! and Temporoi Techniques: A Philosophical Evolu•:il-ion" Assisted by Gari·h Becketl end Boyd Moc Donald, piano

Gerald Warfield "Syrr.bo!s and Arrifods: Nctotion of Music"

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4:15 p.m.

Robert Lombardo

CONCERT V

Saturday, November 15, 1980

PROGRAM

The Ohio State University Ensembles

The Ohio State University Symphony Orchestra Crafton Beck, conductor

Robert Cochron, bassoon soloist

Mershon Auditorium

Mesto

---Mefi.l.y-R-.5.bwde- Evolution V The Ohio State University S<Jxophone Ouortet

James Hill, saxophorie soloist

Eliott Borishonsky Neek Noozle Neek The Ohio State University Chorale

Maurice Casey, director

Bruce Faulconer Five Poems of Emily Dickenson Sylvia Hurnmel, soprano Bruce Faulconer, piano

INTERM ISSION

Edwin London Love ir. the Afternoon

wry White

The Ohio State University T uoa Ensemble: Bill Mayson, Jim Akins, Bob Tucker, Lee Cowherd

Crofton Beck, conductor

The Ohio State University Symphonic Bond Craig Kirchhoff, director

Chroncvisions

8:15 p.m.

Georgy Ligeti

Owen Unde rhill

Jack Behrens

CONCERT VI

Saturday, November 15, 1980

Hitchcock Hall Audi~orium

PROGRAM

Garth Beckett and Boyd MacDonald, pianists (Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario)

Komposition fur Zwei Klaviere (1976)

Monument Selbst -Portrait mit Reich und Riley (und Chopin ist ouch dabei) In. zart fl iessender Bewegung

The Imaginary Winl·e r Kaleidoscope

Music for Two Pianos (1978)

Reception following the concert in The Holiday Inn, Buckeye Room

10:00 a.m.

Jonathan Kramer

David Keane

David Butler

FORUM II MUSIC Al'lD PERCEPT!Oi'-..I

Sunday, Novembe r 16 1 1980

Weige l Hall 130

Pe te r Costanza, moderntor

"Be ginnings and End ings in Western Musi c" Re >pondent: G regory Proctor

"A Cor.;Foser's Approach to Music, Cognition, and Emotion" Re,;pondcnt: Wiil iam Pol and

"Some Rer.ia !·ks on Tona lity Cues and Tonal Stimuli" Respondent : Helen Brown Murray

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Sunday 1 Novembe;r 16, 1980

l :00 p.m. Hughes Hnll Auditorium

PROGRAM

The Percussion Group

Gerhard Samuel Circles (1979)

Jonathan Kramer Five Studies en Six N0tes (1976-80)

Herbert BrUn t/o,ore Dust (1977)

INTERMISS IOi-..J

Michael Kowalski Rebus (1980)

l. Rather Fast 2. Gracefully 3. Furiously

Eugene O'Brien Allures (1978)

Theodore May Pora-Diddle (1979)

The Percussion Group is Ensemble-in-residence at The College Conservatory of Music, The Universi ty of Cincinnati

A C K N 0 W LE D G E 1\H NT S

Craig Kirchhoff, Director ;,f tlands , O,S,U, Ma..,rice Cosey , Director , Chcrol Activities, O,S,U,

Marshall Haddock, Director of Orchestras, O.S.U. Robert LeBlonc, Chairperson, Performc;nce Division, O.S.U.

David outler I Chairperson, Theory/Composition Division, o. s. u.

Ken Ellis, Recordist and technical support

Dick S1noot Ru5s Kocir

Roger Davis Sue Jenkins Rob Borger

John Bechtel (Graduate and Teaching Associates}

Peter Costanzo, Center for Research and Experimental Activities in the Arts, Information Retrieval Section

Fred Schmidt, Scheduling, School of Music, O.S.U,

SOME RECOMMENDED RESTAURANTS

Very Good

Peking House, 1573 E. Dublin-Granville Rd. {St. Rte. 161) ~Mondar i n-S7e<:h11nn (Nnrth)

L'Armagnac , 121 S. 6th St. (Downtown)

Japanese Steak House, 270 E. Town (Downtown)

Ollie 's Grandview Inn, 1127 Dublin Rd. {Northwest)

Good

Fisherman's Wharf, 1048 Morse Rd.-Seafood (North)

Delikatesa, 1615 W. Lane-Slavic (Neer Northwest) '

Schmidt's Sausage Haus (sic), 240 E. Kossuth (German Village)

A la carte, 2333 N. High-Slavic, Mediterranean {University area)

B-fl at

Venetian Pizza, 22 E. Frambes (University area)

Souvlaki Palace, 1920 N. High-Greek (University area)

Joi Alai Restaurant, 1421 Olentangy River Rd . --Steakhouse (Near West)

caveat stomachus

And the obligatory: Ronald MacDonald's, Wendy's, Arby's, Lum's, etc., up and down High Street