Three Symphonic Excerpts from the Opera Lulu.Berg Suite from 'The Music for the Royal Fireworks'.Handel-HartyĬoncerto in G minor for Organ, Strings, and Timpani.Poulenc THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA EUGENE ORMANDY, Conductor The Baldwin Piano is the official piano of the Philadelphia Orchestra. The Sleinway is the official piano of the University Musical Society. (Biographical sketches of all performers on pages 79 to 84) The Philadelphia Orchestra The University Choral Union William Smith, Assistant Orchestral Conductor We welcome additional gifts to help carry on the great traditions built up over the years by the University Musical Society. Providing adequate onstage and backstage conditions for the performers, as well as increasing lobby and rest room space and adding air condi?tioning for the comfort and convenience of the patrons, would give another impetus to Ann Arbor's prestige in the area of the perform?ing arts. There is the increasing availability of the world's leading performing groups, including the great opera and ballet companies, that additional facilities would accommodate and thus bring greater cultural activity. The University Musical Society is aware of the opportunities ahead in the cultural life of this community. They may be installed without changing the permanent physical appearance of the hall or its fine acoustical qualities. Curtains, lines for lights, and scenic drops are now available. These renovations, despite the reduction of seating capacity, have not only provided greater comfort for the audience but have made possible certain staged productions. The renovation of seats in 1948 and, more re?cently, an extension of the projection booth and a convertible orchestra pit have reduced the seating capacity to 4,100. The Auditorium, in 1913, had a seating capacity of 4,500. In order to construct an auditorium which to the Regents would be a truly monumental structure, the Regents appropriated addi?tional funds for the building. He showed a keen personal interest in the cultural education of the student body and found much satis?faction in student participation in the arts. Gifts, credited to the Endowment Fund, will commensurately ensure continuance of the quality of concert presentation and make possible advances in scope and activity as new opportunities arise. For eighty-four years its concerts have been maintained through the sale of tickets. THE UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY is a nonprofit organiza?tion devoted to educational purposes. Hill, a genuine patron of the arts and an alumnus of the University, was for twelve years aĬharles A. Hill Auditorium, home of the Ann Arbor May Festival for fifty years, was constructed from funds bequeathed to the University by the late Arthur Hill of Saginaw. Notes on the Philadelphia Orchestra and May Festival Artists. University Musical Society, Board of Directors.

'In keeping our hearts with all diligence, Giten helps us address the issues of our lives, fluently and eloquently speaking the language of the heart.Published by the University Musical Society, Ann Arbor

Gordon Banta, author of 'Magic of Meditation', USA Yes, I would like to compare Giten to Kahlil Gibran.' When I read Giten, I am reminded of Kahlil Gibran. 'Thanks for being there in this world now with your writings from the heart.'

Giten has been compared with the poetry of Kahlil Gibran, author of the famous book The Prophet, and he has been quoted together with Albert Einstein, Carl Jung, Ramana Maharishi, Plato, Albert Schweizer, Jean-Paul Sartre, Bertrand Russel, Anais Nin, Walt Whitman, William Blake, Herman Hesse, Heraclitus, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and the Indian book of wisdom 'The Upanishads' It is a beautiful gift for yourself or a friend. This collection of quotes is an introduction to Giten's perspective on life. Each page inspires you to see yourself and life in a new way, from a new dimension. 'The Silent Whisperings of the Heart' consists of a collection of quotes from Swami Dhyan Giten about awareness, meditation, intuition, relationships, the inner man and woman, healing, working with people from love and awareness, truth, creativity, silence, wisdom and spiritual maturity. How can we learn to listen to the silent whisperings of our heart? How does love relate to aloneness? What is intuition? How can we develop our presence, so that our presence and intuition becomes a source of love, joy, healing and wisdom in the contact with another person? What is the difference between the personality and the inner being, the authentic self? How can we develop the inner being through meditation? How do the inner man and woman express themselves on the outside in the form of relationships? How do the three life areas, meditation, relationships and creativity, relate to each other in creating a loving, fulfilling and creative life? What is spiritual maturity?

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