Miss Bailey’s Origan Recital Tuesday Open To Public Miss Josephine Bailey, assistant professor of music at Longwood College, will present a recital of organ music Tuesday. April 16. at 1:10 p.m.. in Jarman Audito rium as part of the regular assem bly program. The public is in vited. H r program will' include “Trumpet Voluntary by John Stanley. Flute Solo” by Thomas Ainr. Toera'.o in u Minor" by Johann Sebastian Bach. "Chorale in A Minor' by Cesar Franck, "Dialogue for the Mixture Stops' by Jean I.,anglais, "Toccato in p Major" from the Fifth Symphony by Charlie Marie Widor. B fo e coming to Long-wood, Miss Bailey was organist and choir director at St. Anne's Episcopal Church in Annapolis, Md. A na tive of Indianapolis. Did., she re ceived the master of music degree from Peabody Conservatory of Music, Baltimore, and the bache lor of science degree from Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.
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