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Sadly, in this day and age fewer Mr. Adalberto Jurado- These annual faculty recitals

Bas plays his recorder
people are able to appreciate live at the Faculty Recital. provide the students a chance to

fine arts performances due to One of the most hear enduring classical pieces of

entertaining pieces
constraints of time and money. music and give them a taste of

was his selection

Fortunately, at Clearwater Chris­ "Memorial for a Red- culture. Other fellow faculty

tian College we are privileged to Winged Blackbird" in members enjoy the opportunities

which he played four
have a unique and talented group to see their co-workers perform

recorders punctuated

of professors who regularly per­ with a humorous and use their God-given talents.

narrative.
form for the student body. Held

in the Gospel Center Memorial

Chapel, these performances are

always well attended by friends

and family from the Tampa area

; as well as" the student body.
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From Mr. Ron Billingsley’s rol­

licking, rousing spirituals to Dr.

Larry Overstreet’s original mono­

logues, the faculty performed a

wide variety of musical and dra­

matic speech presentations. Mr.

Alberto Jurado-Bas played virtu­

oso works on the recorder, an

instrument which most people

have not thought about since

they learned to play it in the

fourth grade.

Mrs. Frances White passion­

ately performed sacred songs

and classical pieces accompanied

by her husband on the piano. Al­

though Mrs. Debbie Hamby deftly

accompanied Mr. Billingsley, she Mrs. Frances White

opened and closed the
also displayed her piano-playing Faculty Recital on the

ability by performing an extreme­ evening of Tuesday,

November 9. Fler
ly difficult sonata by Beethoven.
impressive rendition

of a scene and aria

from OBERON left the

audience in awe and

ended the entertaining

evening on a most

dramatic note.

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