European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - September 07, 1968, Darmstadt, Hesse S0turday the stars and stripes fag f baroque Boom old and Stew s. Sgt. William Campbell left and spec. S Randy Stewart both Mem Bers of the 3rd inf div Baad compare modern and antique versions of double Reed instruments. They Are from left an English born oboe d Amore oboe two shalmers held by Stewart and a shawm. The shalmers were use Din playing 16th-Century French music. Army Uncle Sam s your Host at food fair in Munich Munich special unite states activity at the 1�68 Kofa the International exhibition office foods scheduled to open sept. 21 at the Munich Fairgrounds got off to a Start when Alexander Barnitz assistant Agri cultural attache at the . Embassy in Bonn presided Over press conference held at the America House Here. Some to members of the pres Sand the gourmet foods Industry in addition to foodstuffs import ers and others interested in the food and Allied industries Whereon hand for the 90-Mimitc get together. . Style snacks we reserved As refreshments. Bernitz stated that this year american delegation to the seven fair represented some 76firms, much the same As two years ago. He added that mor Etnan 900 products made by these concerns were available for sex �. I 10 German Economy and stated that Trade Between the two nations in agricultural areas could be improve Jawort a of americano Germany consists of my animal fodder. To said that this 90% of the 1800 Mil a per year Exchange could de v6 proportionately if sex omm orce in the Basic fancy foods area takes effect f of talc Maln stimuli to thesis provided by Kofa. 1,6 be american Kofa has Boen realigned to pro Nore de minded of Shibi military personnel and tour Germany Spe few thirteenth annual Shl urn Merican Friendship its attending the fair will still be Able to see some 60% of the . Display. Five states will have separate Booths featuring their local specialities in bite size snack format for guests. All american personnel Are Heartly encouraged to attend the by annual fair at the theresine Hoehe site in order to get a Sam pling of the latest in fancy Culi nary treats made in the . As Well As in 24 other lands. Phila7cars May leave saturday by Bill Neal staff writer Bremerhaven Germany is All private cars Des tined for service personnel in Europe held up by a Dock strike in Philadelphia Are scheduled Tobe shipped by noon sept. 7, a spokesman at the . A r m terminal come Here said Friday. The first shipment of the strike bound vehicles departed Philadelphia last week aboard the Alcoa master. The remain ing 333 vehicles Are scheduled Tobe shipped aboard the Charles ton an Mats chartered cargo ship thut leaves Philadelphia sept. 7."date and time of arrival of these ships in Bre Merhavi i unknown said the spokesman. He did say however that the army terminal come will notify the car owners As soon a their cars Are in port and ready for pick up. Owners Are requested not to Telephone or come to Bre Merha a Flat until they have received of Victal notice that their cars Are ready for pickup. I duet intent on the music Randy Stewart plays the Alto re Corder while wife Bobette accompanies him on the harpsichord. Both like Wuerzburg and baroque. Army photo by York Trio going Bach to Bach by Steve York Wuerzburg Germany Spe Conan museum in the fortress Cial three members of the 3rd Marienburg a so houses Man inf div band Are regularly meet j Fine examples of High baroque ing with German musicians Here j Art and craftsmanship in their off duty hours to play s willium f a and pre baroque music. $ is so and English slither baroque period in music in the Marne band feels he has 1750 to the late 1800s is prob a rare Opportunity in Wuerzburg ably Best represented by the to study medieval Renaissance German composer Johann be and baroque music. One of the Bastian Bach a name known to finest music schools in Germany longhair and laymen alike. The Bay Rische Staats conserva for years he was Little More thorium Der Musik is located in than a name in a textbook. Re Wuerzburg and includes several gently through the efforts of internationally known baroque groups like the Swingle singers experts on the faculty. Even the Man in the Street has j another member of the band started to appreciate his music. Spec. 5 Randolph Stewart and appropriate his wife. Bobette Are also it s not too surprising to hear pleased with their stay in Wuerz of an interest in the baroque in i Bur Nev Nave always been in Wuerzburg known As the a Terestea in Earl a music and Roque City in while their assignment to Wuerzburg baroque music is enjoying a new Nas opened up new opportunities popularity in the ., it has to Oba n rare manuscripts in been continuously popular in available m the . And to Pur much of Germany especially in cease some of the . Originally used to perform the Wuerzburg possesses one of the Mufic most celebrated pieces of Ger the stewarts most recent a Man High baroque architecture quit on a a set of five Krum the resident of the former Bonus a double Reed instrument Prince Bishops and is a Center of dating to the 1500s. They also baroque culture. The main fran own a set of baroque recorders i instruments which eventually de Vel opt a into the modern flute. Research task mrs. Stewart explained to be interested in playing Renais Sance and baroque music is to accept the task of researching the ways in which this music was originally performed. Unlike today s music much Early music does not specify what instruments Are to be not Only must choose what instruments to use but Inmany cases have to decide on Tempo and ornamentation Aswell. For modern players this in formation May be difficult to find and in the process Man musicians become experts on the history of the period she of authentically designed instruments has been a great help in reproducing the original Quality of the music As faithful Lyas possible. With the current rebirth of in Terest in old instruments a num in a of German craftsmen have begun to make them taking exact measurements from those which Are on display in several museums. The stewarts Krum horns Are exact copies of a set in a Berlin museum. On Way to dentist re up sgt. Yanks i in first Sci Weinfurt German y special talk about fast pfc. Larry Laib cob 2nd in 64th Armor was walking from Conn Barracks Here to a dental appointment at the dispensary at Ledward Barracks and four hours later he was on a Jet headed to the United states. All because of a fast moving re up no fro that same battalion. S. Sgt. Al Smith re up no forthe 2nd in 64th Armor was headed for 1/edward Barracks in his cur when he Sun Laib and stopped to give him a lift. In Theca their conversation turned to reenlistment. Laib stated that Ehud been giving reenlistment i some serious consideration for some time. Smith gave him some counselling and before they Hadj reached Ledward which is Only a five minute drive from Conn German forces chief briefed at Isar eur Heidelberg special Gen. Ulrich de Maniere inspector general of the German armed forces visited Usa eur and seventh army Headquarters Here this week for de Maiziere was named to his present Post As chief of thei German armed forces in August Laib was ready to had signed All the Neces sary paperwork for reenlistment into the computer Programmer Field within 45 minutes after Smith had picked him up. A few minutes later he was repeating the oath of reenlistment at the 3d inf div s reenlistment office Ini Wuerzburg. The rest of Laib s paperwork was finished there and he was Given orders for a 30-Day . Leave by 5 . He was on his Way Home i according to Smith Laib said before he left that if the army worked that efficiently All the time he thought everyone would reenlist
