Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 April 1951 — Page 6

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Time for Recital By HENRY BUTLER Joan Caldwell, fifth-year student at Herron Art School, ds the rare kind of painter who has arrived at_canvas via keyboard. Miss Caldwell, who has been playing the piano sthce she was 3, had to make a difficult decision in 1944, the year she was graduated from Shortridge. In characteristically serious 3% words accompanied by humorous expression. —she—explaimed to me; “The time came when it would have been necessary to devote all my time to music. But I've always liked to paint and draw, and so 1 decided to study at Herron.” _ Previously, had studied piano here with Bomar Cramer, and she was just beginning a five-year stretch of commuting § to Chicago: for lessons with Rudolph Ganz, head of the Chicago College of Music and former conductor of the St. Louis Symphony and of the New York Philharmonic’s children concerts. Praised Her Work Dr. Ganz Has praised her work, and has tried to persuade her to give up graphic for pianistic art. But Miss Caldwell has set her heart on degrees—mot just the bachelor of fine arts she will get from Herron next June, but eventually a doctor's degree. “I have to get a doctor's de-| gree, since my sister has a doc- mained pianissimo

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[scheduled it as a recital. It scares me,” she said.. NoW the problem. is finding time for practicing. ‘Many people don’t realize how extensive the Herron I have to do all my plano practicing at home in the

‘evening, and often I just paint at

home and don’t touch.the piano,”

she explained.

Major work on tomorrow's program will be Beethoven's great 57, the She-also will play

the—Chopin—G—minor

tion has taken time out of art

work.

But her drive towards achieveart continues. It's powered by the same dynamo that won her the highest scholastic rating in Shortridge ' High School history, the Junior Class the Alpheus C. Phi Beta Kappa

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awards in her graduation year.

Won Prizes at Fair At the Indiana State Fair last’ September. she won two $75 first prizes in the student division. for figure painting and still life. And

since 1949, she has had work in she except for the fact that the Her- 14 important art shows Association last Sep- ark, N. J. “help out”

IU with an evening program at Her- Sid {Medical Center and General Hos- ron Art Museum tomorrow eve- Miss. ;

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She lives at 111 E. 53d St. with her mother, Mrs. Harriet Caldwell, who also plays the piano and has designed and built houses

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to go on studying art indefintely.”

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