'My daughter, there are many among your listeners who are still perusing the daily hype about what's coming and when. Unless the LORD watches over the city, the watchmen stand guard in vain. Unless the Lord guards the house he who guards it does so in vain. 'I do not say this to scare you, but to get your priorities straight. There will be rioting and looting and if you have something - it will be taken from you, either by the government or desperate people. But for the most part, preparations for the disasters that will occur, especially political, that are being made by the general population, will do them no good at all. There is a small segment of humanity, the remnant, that I am preparing for these times. And when the other half does, you will not be here. 'Over half the things that are told to you on the Internet will NEVER happen. Authentic prophets do not inspire you to go out and buy, they inspire you to seek Me and come into My peace, My instruction. It is the worst kind of treachery inside the Christian prophetic community. There are many people who profit financially from this. It creates a rush to cover oneself and survive what is supposedly coming. One of the reasons you have been instructed not to peruse the Internet news and alternative news sites is because they are being used to disturb people's peace. The Lord began, 'I want to talk about whisperings. Remembering that unless the Lord guards the house.those who guard it, do so in vain. Precious Heartdwellers, may the Peace of Jesus which passes all understanding keep your hearts stayed on Him and your faithful assignments from Him. Largo allegro agitato e appassionato assai Vake: allegro non troppo Adagio 56a.Brahmsĭuet-Concertante for Clarinet and Bassoon, THE PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA WILLIAM SMITH, Assistant ConductorĪNTHONY GIGLIOTTI, Clarinetist BERNARD GARFIELD, Bassoonist Variations for Piano and Orchestra.Wallingford Riegger Saint-SaensĪllegro moderato, presto maestoso allegro molto allegro 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. Published by the University Musical Society, Ann Arbor

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