Te FRED HEMKE Be Guest Artist Weber Band To Present Saxophonist ‘ \ Weber College concert band o/ 8) students will present an annua! spring concert, with Fred Hemke, | internationally known saxophon- , ist. @A guest artist, at Ogden High | School Tuesday at 8:15 p.m The program will include hoth; contemporary and classical offerings. & will be directed by K Ear! Ericksen, director of instrumental music at Weber, Mrs. Fay S. Hanson of the col- iage myasic staff is the brass sc. lion consultant to the band Admission fee is 530 cents for aduits and 25 cents for stucents Tickets can be bought at the cashier’s office, from a band member, or at night Mr. the door Hemke, on performance teaching associate in saxophone at Northwestern University, Evanston, OL, is a graduate of University of Wisconsin and the Eastman School of Music He studied under Marcel Mule Mt the Nationa! Conservatory a! Paris, where he became the only American ever to win a first place ne He will play two solos, “Concer Eric gle.’ Usterling: by R. “Toccata Vaughn Marzi- Williams. symphonic songs for bands, and other classical and contemporary numbers In charge af the are Darrel Lund of brass choirs Weber High gixi Don Threlkeld of Ogden High o-_ tine,” by Warren Bensen, and "Rondo Marziale,” by Davi Ward On Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. in the Weber Collece Union, Mr Hernke will give a free clinic. The ,_ public is invited. Numbers by the baral will th chide “Totem Pole March,” by