org North Texas State University Executive Producer, Dean of the North Texas State School of Music per Myers, Marceau Script per Brothers, Lester per DuPree, Richard Narrator per Baird, Edward Visuals, North Texas State University Center for Instructional Services per Meek, William E. Musical Performance org North Texas State University Symphony Orchestra Musical Performance org North Texas State University Madrigal Singers Musical Performance org North Texas State University Collegium Musicum Musical Performance org One O'Clock Lab Band Musical Performance org North Texas State University Brass Choir Musical Performance per Ellis, Merrill Musical Performance per Walz, Larry Musical Performance org North Texas State University Faculty Chamber Ensemble org NTSU School of Music Recording Studio 197u eng This video is composed of digitized slides and musical accompaniment that were used to promote the North Texas State University School of Music. The slide show consists of segments that discuss the school from the perspective of the university president, an introduction to the university community, the value of the program from the perspective of the Dean of the School of Music, the Music Library and other resources, teaching faculty, performance groups available on campus, and the availability of live performances on and off campus. The slide show begins with images and a performance by the NTSU symphony orchestra as well as images of students practicing and studying. The second segment includes images of and narration by university president C.C. "Jitter" Nolan about the value and importance of the music program and the President's Award which was given to the symphony orchestra as conducted by Anshel Brusilow and the One O'Clock Lab Band under the direction of Leon Breeden. In the third segment, narrator Edward Baird discusses the student community and programs accompanied by images of students on campus, students painting, and students in the university lounge. In the fourth segment, Dean of the School of Music Marceau Meyers speaks about the expanding practice, performance, and recording spaces and the Music Library located in Willis Library and directed by Morris Martin. In the fifth segment, Baird discusses the program's teaching faculty with accompanying images of Eugene Conley, Adolfo Odnoposoff, Anshel Brusilow, Robert Ottman, William Latham, Martin Mailman, Merrill Ellis, Michael Collins, Cecil Adkins, Edward Rainbow, David McGuire, Robert Winslow, and Leon Breeden. Areas highlighted include the electronic music program, musicology, and jazz performance. The sixth includes images of performance groups on campus including the acapella choir, chapel choir, men's chorus, women's chorus, grand chorus, madrigal singers, opera theater, commercial singers, symphony orchestra, chamber orchestra, symphonic wind ensemble, chamber wind ensemble, concert band, marching band, university band, brass choir, percussion ensemble, harp ensemble, collegium musicum, new music performance lab, and nine jazz lab bands. In the seventh segment, there are images of concerts and recitals by faculty such as the faculty chamber ensemble and visiting international performers including Andres Segovia. The film concludes with a summary about the value of the School of Music. 1 video (13 min., 6 sec.) : sd., col. Business, Economics and Finance - Communications - Media 1 United States - Texas - Denton County - Denton north=33.207488; east=-97.152586; mod-tim UNTLML UNTLML video video UNTML-SL071-Music-Library This slide show was created by digitizing the slides and accompanying cassette soundtrack for this promotional presentation. The original slides and cassette tape are available through the UNT Media Library (Slide 71, Phono Tape 615). The slides and audio cassette tape were digitized by the UNT Digital Libraries and the UNT Music Library in 2016. The original materials are part of the UNT Media Library collection: https://iii.library.unt.edu/record=b1435386~S6 ltreat DC ark:/67531/metadc939204 2016-12-04, 17:30:42 htarver 2017-08-03, 16:17:38 False