The University Record, October 30, 2000
Frightfully good show!
Costumed conductors took a
pre-performance break last week to pose in what they might—or might
not—be wearing to the annual Hallowe’en Concert. (They
didn’t want to spoil the surprise by telling us.) One of the
year’s most popular events, the concert this year featured such
appropriate classical hits as ‘The Gnome’ from Mussorgsky’s
‘Pictures at an Exhibition’ and Glaser’s ‘March of the
Little Goblins’ performed by the University Symphony Orchestra and
the University Philharmonic Orchestra. Pictured at left are artistic
director Kenneth Kiesler, professor of music (conducting), rear;
Hallowe’en Concert conductors Joana Carneiro (left front, in beehive
hairdo); and Ken Raskin (jester). At right: wizard extraordinaire Laura
Jackson, Kiki Kilburn dressed as Bam Bam, Andrew George as Dr. Jekyll and
prison escapee Doug Martin. Photo by Martin Vloet, U-M Photo Services
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