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Past Events Spring Quarter 2002
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54th
Annual Campbell
Student Book Collection Competition Awards
Wednesday, April 17, 3pm
This year the Campbell judging, display of the finalist collections,
and awards presentations were held in the Powell Library for the
first time. Dr. Michael Rosove, UCLA Department of Medicine and
Antarctica expert and book collector, was the guest judge and speaker,
along with library staff judges Jain Fletcher and Henry Lim.
This years winners were:
Peter Sezzi, Fifty Books, Eight Islands: One Obsession, First
Place, Graduate
David Simonowitz, Islamic Calligraphy, First Place, Graduate
Emily Chen, 12 Years of Lunacy, First Place, Undergraduate
Miriam Chai, American Furniture: Acquisition, Honorable Mention,
Undergraduate
For more information on the Competition, see: http://www.library.ucla.edu/committees/campbell
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Peter
Sezzi accepting award
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Emily Chen being presented with award
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Musica
Humana, UCLA Early Music Collective
Gordon Haramaki, Director, Jonathan Greenberg, Sara Gross, Gordon
Haramaki, Elisabeth Le Guin, Erik Leidal, Louis Niebur, Caroline O'Meara,
Erica Scheinberg
Masques & Monody: Nicholas Lanier and the Italian Style
Friday, May 10 7:30-8:30pm
Though English composers of the late sixteenth and early seventeenth
centuries were aware and influenced by Italian musical styles, composer
Nicholas Lanier (1588-1666) is credited with introducing the Italian
musical technique of monody into England through the theatrical genre
of the Masque.
Contrasting the importation of the courtly musical subjectivity of
the "renaissance" in the musical settings of Italian composers
with the music of the English, this concert explored the differing
senses of early modern Self and Body that are displayed in the music,
song, and dance of the Italian intermedio and the English masque.
In addition to Lanier, Musica Humana performed before a full audience
group, solo and duet vocal works by composers Thomas Weelkes, Luca
Marenzio, Alonso Ferrabosco II, Giovanni Felice Sances, Giulio Caccini,
John Coperario, and John Wilson. A highlight of the evening was Erik
Leidel's stirring and dramatic performance of Lanier's "Hero
and Leander." Faculty cellist Elisabeth Le Guin provided accompaniment
along with Gordon Haramaki and Erica Schenberg on the harpsichord.
The concert was made possible by a generous grant from the family
of Professor Ciro Zoppo. |
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by C. Brown |
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