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Fix this textTHE UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES
Fix this textNo. 6 of 1975
Fix this text12-25 May
Fix this textENGLISH TENOR IS
Fix this textARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE
Fix this textThe distinguished tenor Gerald English, who toured
Fix this textAustralia for the ABC in 1973, is the first Visiting Fellow
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Fix this textMr English will be artist-in-residence until October, during
Fix this textwhich time he will take an active part in the Department s
Fix this textteaching program.
Fix this textHe will also give solo recitals on and off the campus;
Fix this textconduct weekend seminars on voice training for choirs,
Fix this textand on baroque vocal interpretations, and take leading
Fix this textroles in UNSW Opera productions.
Fix this textHis experience in vocal chamber music will lend strength to
Fix this textthe Grainger Consort, a vocal group formed around him.
Fix this textThe Consort will perform at the Opera House and at the
Fix this textUniversities of New South Wales and Sydney, it will give
Fix this textconcerts for Musica Viva in Adelaide and Melbourne.
Fix this textMr English's first appearance on the Kensington campus
Fix this textwas in the solo tenor part in Exiles, a new music-theatre
Fix this textwork by the young Australian composer Alison Bauld.
Fix this textHis recital debut as Visiting Fellow in Music will be in the
Fix this textSir John Clancy Auditorium on 22 May at 8.15 pm, when
Fix this texthe will be accompanied by a chamber orchestra.
Fix this textHe has a special feeling for contemporary music for voice,
Fix this textand composers Humphrey Searle, Phyllis Tate and lain
Fix this textHamilton have all written works specially for him. Hans
Fix this textWerner Henze js writing a part for him in a new opera
Fix this textPrivates and Generals, which will have its first performance
Fix this textnext year at Covent Garden.
Fix this textGerald English is particularly praised for his performance
Fix this textof the music of Benjamin Britten. He has sung the solo
Fix this texttenor part in Britten's War Requiem 25 times around the
Fix this textworld and has performed the composer's Serenade and
Fix this textLes Illuminations almost as often.
Fix this textIn 1970 he premiered Sir Michael Tippett's song cycle
Fix this textSongs for Dov and in January this year sang it at a special
Fix this textconcert for Tippett's 70th birthday.
Fix this textHe has won high praise for his many records, including the
Fix this textGrand Prix du Disque for his recording of // Prigioniero by
Fix this textDallapiccola. His most recent recordings have included
Fix this textworks by Berio for RCA and contributions to the Decca
Fix this textcomplete edition of the music of Schoenberg.
Fix this textGerald English's teaching experience includes 13 years with
Fix this textthe Royal College of Music, London, and special sessions
Fix this textwith choral scholars at New College, Oxford.
Fix this textTHE FUTURE OF HIGHER
Fix this textEDUCATION - a lecture by distinguished
Fix this textsociologist TALCOTT PARSONS. See page 7
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Fix this textTHE UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY
Fix this textAND YOU a UNI KEN series to help you
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Fix this text. . . see pages 4, 5
Fix this textIt's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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