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The aeterna Brass will be guest artists featured at the gala to be _ Woodstock; Opera House May 21 at 8:15 pm. anf sponsored by the aiu- McHenry hospital. Left to right, are Stephen Squires, Jeffrey Hickej caH 8^3^5300 * yere McHenry and Paul Bauer. For ticket infor Brass Ensemble Featured In Benefit Saturday, May 21, the auxiliary to McHenry hospital (Northern Illinois Medical coiter), will present "A Gala Evening at the Woodstock Opera House", featuring the noted Aeterna Brass Ensemble. Honorary co- chairmen are Lucy and Dewey "Bud" Lytle, and auxilian Saundra Clark is general chairman. Proceeds from the concert will benefit the auxiliary scholarship fund. The auxiliary has lbng made it a priority to present scholarships to deserving students interested in pursuing a nursing career. In 1982, the group awarded over $3,000 in scholarships, and this year will ex­ pand the number of recipients, in­ cluding graduating high school students, adults returning to school, and scholarship renewals. Chairman Clark said, "We are pleased to have such an outstanding group as the Aeterna Brass for our gala concert night, because theypresent a diverse program that is entertaining for music lovers and those who may be attending their first such event. The Woodstock Opera House is the perfect setting, and will allow for enough room for the audience to meet the artists after the concert and enjoy some refresh­ ments." The Aeterna Brass was formed in 1978, and takes special pride in being the recipient of the 1980 Downbeat Magazine "Excellence in Chamber Music" award. In 1982, the Aeterna Brass was featured live, on WFMT, from the Chicago Public Library Cultural center as part of the noteworthy Dame, Myra Hess Membri&f Concert series. Each of the artists is an ac­ complished soloist, and has extensive performing experience. Jeffrey Hickey is a native Chicagoan, with his Bachelor's and Master's degrees from Northwestern university in Evanston. He has worked with the highly acclaimed "Music of the Baroque", and the Chicago City Ballet. He was principal trumpet of the National Opera and Ballet of. Mexico before ioining the Aeterna Brass. Stephen Squires is a native New Yorker, and 'recently joined the faculty of Northern Illinois university in Dekalb as conductor of the Wind Ensemble and instructor of trumpet. He now conducts the Illinois Chamber symphony, serves as principal trumpet of the Rockford Sym­ phony,and guest conducts through northern Illinois at festivals and clinics. Catherine Byers is a native of McHenry, and an active freelance performer and teacher in the Chicago area. A member of the New Oratorio Singers, and the Sheffield Winds, she also has her Master's in Musicology from Northwestern university. Currently principal horn with the Rockford symphony and the Illinois Chamber symphony, she has per­ formed with the Chicago City Ballet, the Orchestra of Illinois, and the Chicago Brass quintet. Karl Androes was recently awarded an "artist in residence" position in Southern Illinois by the Illinois Arts council. A graduate of NIU, he is now freelancing in the Chicago area and has performed extensively with Opera Midwest, the Northbrook symphony, the American Chamber symphony and the Chicago Baroque ensemble. Paul Bauer is currently a doctoral candidate at Northwestern university, and is an active teacher and performer. He performs regularly with the Sinfonia musical and the Pitzen Brass ensemble. In April he performed with the Chicago symphony at Carnegie Hall. Currently he is a clinician for a musical in­ strument company, and is the author of a series of articles published in the International Trombone association Journal. 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