A estação arqueológica Torre Velha 12 foi intervencionada no âmbito dos trabalhos arqueológicos promovidos pela EDIA, S.A. no âmbito da execução do Bloco de Rega de Brinches-Enxoé. A escavação permitiu a identificação de inúmeras estruturas em negativo articuláveis com dois períodos distintos: Neolítico final/Calcolítico e Idade do Bronze. Em articulação com este último intervalo cronológico, foram identificados diferentes contextos de inumação. Neste artigo, apresentaremos estes contextos com o objetivo de discutir as “tradições” de inumação da Idade do Bronze

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Eastern Illinois UniversityThe KeepMusic Programs The Earl Boyd Collection1-21-1966The Symphonic WindsEarl BoydEastern Illinois UniversityFollow this and additional works at: http://thekeep.eiu.edu/earl_boyd_programsPart of the Music CommonsThis Book is brought to you for free and open access by the The Earl Boyd Collection at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in Music Programsby an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact tabruns@eiu.edu.Recommended CitationBoyd, Earl, "The Symphonic Winds" (1966). Music Programs. 16.http://thekeep.eiu.edu/earl_boyd_programs/16EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC Presents For ILLINOIS MUSIC EDUCATORS ASSOCIATION THE SYMPHONIC WINDS DIRECTOR, DR. GEORGE WESTCOTT Featuring EIU Faculty Woodwind Quintet * FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1966 PERE MARQUETIE HOTEL - MAIN BALLROOM 3:30P.M. Program * Symphony No. 3 for Band ------------------ Vittorio Giannini 1. Allegro Energico 2. Adagio 3. Allegretto 4. Allegro Con Brio Concertina for Woodwind Quintet and Band -------- Newell Long EIU Faculty Woodwind Quintet Flute-Marcia Stilgebauer Oboe-John Schuster Clarinet-Earl Boyd Horn-Robert Hare Bassoon-Robert Weidner This work was written at the suggestion of Philip Farkas, noted hornist, who pointed out the need for a work which would exploit the tonal resourses of the woodwind quintet in conjunction with those of the modern concert band. Mr. Long composed the work in 1961 at the Huntington Hartford Foundation in California. It was first performed in October of that year at the University of Illinois under the direction of Mark H. Hindsley. Rhumba, from Second Symphony --------- Harl McDonald-Cailliet Symphony No. 5 (Joyous) ------------ George Antheii-Westcott l.AIIegro The Fifth Symphony was commissioned by Eugene Ormandy in midsummer of 1947, and was finished during the autumn months of the same year. The mood of the work is a happy and optomistic one. This is a first performance by wind band. Sempre Fideles --------------------------- John Philip Sousa EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC ROBERT Y. HARE, Director INSTRUMENTAL DEPARTMENT Woodwinds, Director University Symphony Orchestra DR. EARL BOYD, CHAIRMAN, (past President NACWPI) DR. GEORGE WESTCOTT, Director Symphonic Winds, Brass, Co-Director Marching Band MR. DONALD TODD, Director String Orchestra, Strings MR. JOHN SCHUSTER, Woodwinds, Ensembles MR. RICHARD JACOBY, Director Concert Band, Co-Director Marching Band, Low Brass MR. JOHN CHRISTIE, Graduate Assistant * THE MARCHING BAND The colorful marching band performs during the football season for all home football games and takes one out-of-town trip. Mem-bership is open to all qualified EIU students. In the fall of 1964 and 1965 the marching band appeared at Wrigley Field for two Chicago Bears football games with national television coverage. THE SYMPHONIC WINDS A select 40 piece wind band organized for the study and perform-ance of the highest quality band and ensemble literature. Membership is selected by audition. THE CONCERT BAND The Concert Band functions as a musical unit for study and per-formance in all types of band literature. Membership is open to all EIU students. THE CONCERT JAZZ BAND The "jazz band" offers an opportunity to play the finest in stage band music. Various programs are presented throughout the year. At the annual Stage Band Clinic this group performs in concert and is the clinic band. Personnel Flutes Emily Crail, Charleston Diane Elmore, Easton Carol Monts, Lombard Oboes * John Schuster, Charleston Delores Poppenhouse, Litchfield Clarinets John Reglin, Bridgeport Charlene Johnson, Hoopeston Roger Sebby, Plainfield Margaret Foster, Downers Grove Barbara Barnabee, Peoria Vicki Wilson, Newton Bass Clarinets Mary Reid, Car linville Beverly Swank, Danville Bassoon Sue Smith, Oblong Saxophones Garry Williamson, Flora Gary Parker, Charleston John Mannell, Steger June Stanford, Loda French Horns Barbara Crawford, Effingham Marjie Reid, Carlinville Gay Bruhn, Antioch Terry Sawyer, Carrollton Cornets Barry J annenga, Westmont Donald Graham Oblong Patricia Ficker, Staunton John Graham, Paris Trumpets Edgar Matthews, E. St. Louis John Christie, Pontiac Trombones Kenneth Brooks, Hazel Crest Mary Lou Tiona, Bunker Hill John Towson, Macon Norman Houmes, Milford Baritone John Hoel, Newman Tuba Dennis Overbeek, Momence String Bass Karol Baugh, Charleston Percussion Michael Craig, Charleston Jack Swannell, Kankakee Sandra Phillips, Sumner John Mullens, Butler 

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