search articles:     from the issue of February 22, 2007         Barnes to teach, perform in China, South Korea Paul Barnes, associate professor of piano and co-chair of the piano area in the School of Music, will perform and teach in China and South Korea March 5-21 as part of a sabbatical project.   Barnes   Barnes will perform his lecture recital "Liszt and the Cross: Music as Sacrament in the B Minor Sonata" at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, the Beijing Central Conservatory, Nankai University and Zhejiang University. He will also conduct Liszt's view of the sacramental nature of music with Lao Tsu's teaching on the power of the Tao as a force for good. Just as Liszt understood music as a divine means to transcend the world, so Lao Tsu understood the Tao as a means to return to the "pristine simplicity." From China, Barnes will travel to Seoul, South Korea, for two performances and to teach at Seoul National University. He will perform "Liszt and the Cross" and a lecture recital featuring the complete piano music of American composer Samuel Barber. GO TO: ISSUE OF FEBRUARY 22 NEWS HEADLINES FOR FEBRUARY 22 Opera 'Most Happy' to open IANR impacts gauged Rilett to guide new center for transportation Study digs for new information on childrens' memories Barnes to teach, perform in China, South Korea 'Dr. Tom' settles easily into new role Gospel Extravaganza - Big 12 Conference on Black Student Government 732729S36771X