European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 5, 1963, Darmstadt, Hesse Digging the classics by Bob hovers a Munich Bureau m All Ages. The question what to Al read has haunted the serious student. La the 20th Century an Avalanche of print 4 trivia has contributed to the dilemma at those was choose to be selective. In response to the need for selectivity the great books program ohm into being la i uses. The idea behind the Progno to select ust of Book which hav shaped the thoughts and culture of Western Man for thousands of years and to discus the ideas of those books in Small seminar. Participants in these discussion groups a encouraged to read the original works Nui Erthan interpretive books. Books bout books were frowned upon. The program spread rapidly nc.0ss the United states. Millions of persons of alleges and All backgrounds signed up for the seminars. The Munich Post Blu Cotton Center the a munched such program under Rufolph l. London adviser for the education with two separate seminars order Burr Jerger participant dug int Plato s apology. H their first assignments a photo by Norman Zeisloft Midway through the initial 18-week pro Gram Xerxer. Who instituted a at year program of great books in California torte los Angeles and Beverly huts adult education systems said we have solid tart Here i m sure the program will grow. Daring a discussion on the gospel of 8tmatthew, participants Aitken some of the disturbing questions which intellectuals and philosophers have pondered for the relationship Between or the distinction Between Faith and reason took Upa third of the three hour discussion. Dur ing the seminar Jerger asked a series of questions but always in the interest of the debate. Our method is the soc Otic method he explained. It s a method that was used by Socrates in which a series 9f direct questions ultimately leads to a better understanding of the topic under the Munich program is open to service personnel and their families at no charge. There Are no educational requirements. All i ask is a genuine interest in idea Sand Little preparation for discussions Jerger said. Burr Jerger Center conducts a great books discussion group. Goren on Bridge wast vulnerable. West Northe 87 b ak4 7 3 the bidding West North 1 3 pass 3 pass pass a k 10 5bast e 2�k8433 106 9 sooth4 a 1093 v 108 a East south3 4 4 4puspus opening Lead eight of defender min tons in today band were quite Clear to Declarer obviously West s purpose we to obtain a club Ruff. South Pon dered a method to toll he oppo nent however he did not to about it to the eight Way and the de Tente prevailed. Wen properly decided that the befit defensive project hinged on hit obtaining a club Ruff he had double control Over the jumpsuit and waa willing to Gamble out that hit partner had an entrain tha form of the King of tit Are. He therefore led the eight of King of clubs wus played from the Dummy und Iii Gnu a impending Ruff Delun to h i Tuni Dlo gel out the Trump i v it in Tang o Low Spade to i Sitck vat was in the King unit o second club Sou in it milled the loud to rdc to the Queen n his hand and the re turned a Small ipad West wits in no mood to play is fond Handlow however he Rose with the Ace of Trump and thin up by under leasing no oth arts when East s King held the trick he was fully aware of what hts partner was seeking and he returned a club for West to Ruff and Send Declarer Down to defeat South had properly determined that the Success of hut contract hinged on averting the club Ruff. But his execution was not soundly conceived. Locking both of the top Trump honors he could not Hope to pull the Adverse Spades in time to Stop the opponents. His Only Hope therefore wag to break up the communication lines Between the two defenders. At track two he should Lead Aheart. If weal bus a Singleton club there will be no Way to Avert a Ruff. But if it proves that West has a double ton. The curly heart play will Snen the con Clear his hand of clubs. But when he it is in with the top Pades he is unable to put East in the Load and the defense i restricted to two Spades and one heart Mitt Cotua a the stars and stripes ja7.7, i Hiciano no if cling their it to irm Liiv i ill la world in try whisk from in int Lettl to met hit in Ever inc Ming nut flown. Ail Tan a no Bill Anil i Watrt Daft Covell this Kiwi recently with a concert in Farl. A i p to Dadism Nadyn. Germany. Tor Tho it Ming of a trim won program to in Wen Tel. Summer plane night to san a to Italy for an item atonal Jan , and finally the to the of a within � week urn. Out even Wiwi uric a schedule. Cannon and brother a had time to voice some interesting opinion. The hulking Connon Bill Hod his comments on critics actually i pay no attention to what most critics have to Tay in regard to my records mostly because critics Are human beings who claim they support their own tastes and i m even dubious about think that sometimes their to ate Are influenced by what s going on and what the general trend of things t. Of it pays to Day to be a supporter of Cool jazz meaning Muratet style jazz or Miles Davis style jazz As opposed to the Lornce Silver medium the Art Butkey thing or even the Cannonball Adderley Way the n virtually All the critics will lean towards it. You see. They Don t want to be left be Hind like so Many were during the beginning of the Charlie Purk Tir dizzy go Hospie revolution in modern jazz. And any How today critics Don t know is much about music is they knew. In the old Days. Most of today s Cannonball Adderley critics Are largely frustrated writer rather than lovers of jazz who write about it you see. Since these people have come along during the modern jazz Era they re All anxious for another revolution of some Type. They All consider themselves experts and responsible to the jazz Public u Well As to the jazz musician. And i resent that be cause to me they Only represent themselves u Means nothing to to to have someone who writes All about jazz say that thl is a Good album that i be done or Oili is a bad album because i know what Good or what s not Good so far As i m concerned. You see Aak a about the function of musician., a critics Adderley replied Well i think that musician., have been the Bent critics nil along be Caum let s face it no Mun clan a Ever been Ucer tul la Etta a creator Nile i be Baa Tho Nup Nort at bin a vim. Sot How popular a Man become a for my Tho Jaul intoning p the Lac a concerned Don t you know that if Roy Klarl Ftp Coleman to Jon or other Elk them Dpi t til it u will never win. It May win Money but it won t win in terms of Jan. You nor Nat Adderley was asked to give his definition of the the Cornet playing kid brother of Julian swung right into the matter with a deeply reveal ins ?. Well i an Tell you what i Bolh m the word Ghoul to mean. I believe that any Jan musician who Pluy should a Wing. That i he should have a certain Pul Atlon that he pm a Deal Nieft beat that one could feet like � Nat ill a a cd Honit feeling of rhythm to Hla playing feeling that could be graphed u to had a machine that could Chart rhythm and How that the Ftp hum and fulls to the playing Hen x would Cim Ilder that that Demon had gout. But Thea la Only my particular meaning Anil u has nothing to do with the Road and general thing the word soul to my Way of thinking has become twisted because of the Ekl Stew of Jim Crow and Crow Jim in american music what i feel actuary did happen waa that during the Vogue of the West coast Jatz Era it sort of became necessary Tor the negro musician to find something of i own that a could not be qualified. Because when Chet Baker. Stan Cetz Gerry Mulligan and the West coast movement itself were very popular then the negro musician was not working Art Blakey was t working and neither was Horace Silver and for that matter neither was mites Duel who is not considered by most to have soul but has according to my definition. Welt Nalcody was working and these Guy who were walking the flare tit up in Harlem for four or five years without a Job wanted some Way to be Able to say i have a music that cannot be imitated i have something Youdon t have because you Don t have the background and what he was talking about was soul and thus the whole thing by can Nat Adderley Fred of april 5, 1963
