Bulletin Vol. 4 No. 5 Feb 1968

and a member o f the In s titu te o f Management and L a bo u r Studies from 1960 to 1967. As V is itin g Professor he served in M e iji-G a k u in U n ive rsity in 1966 and in Waseda U n ive rsity in 1966-67. Some o f his special assignments include his membership on Management T ra in in g Comm ittee, Japan P ro d u c tiv ity Center, T o k yo in 1959-63 ； and on Research Com m ittee, C IO S -IM A J w h ich he has held since 1961; and his jo b as C onsultant to T o yo Rayon Co., T o kyo from 1961 to 1963 and to O ji Paper Co., T o kyo in 1963-66. Prof. T o to k i is a member o f Japan Sociological Association, the Japanese Society o f E thnology and C u ltu ra l A n th ro p o lo g y and the O rganizational Be haviour Science Association o f Japan. Am ong his books published are Industrial Anthropology on In d u s tria liza tio n and C u ltu re Change, T okyo, Sekai Shoin, 1966; Modern Sociology (w ith K . Yoneyama et als.) T o ky o , K e io T sushin, 1961 ； and Sociology o f Modern Society (w ith K . Yoneyama et als), T okyo, Sekai Shoin, 1966. He has also con tribu ted many articles to various journals. Am ong these are: "C u ltu ra l Dynam ics and In d u s tria liz a tio n ", Hogaku-Kenkyu, A p ril, 1963 ； "C ross- C u ltu ra l S tudy o f M o d e rn iz a tio n ", Hoga ku-Kenkyu, July, 1964; "S o cia l Change and the Process o f M o d e rn iz a tio n ", Bulletin o f the Graduate School o f Social Relations, K eio U n iv e rsity , M ay, 1965; "S tud ie s on N a tion a l Character: Docum entary Survey on C u ltu re and Personality Studies in C u ltu ra l A n th ro p o lo g y ", in Essays in H o n o u r o f Professor K . Yoneyam a, M o dernization and Japanese Society, T okyo, K e io Tsushin, September, 1967. P rof. T o shichika T o to k i is m arried and has tw o children. (P icture in Chinese Section.) M r . Kal ervo Tuukkanen, Visiting Professor, Music M r. K alervo Tuukkanen, the F inn ish composer, was born in M ik k e li in 1909 and began his v io lin playing at the age o f five. He studied music theory under Professor Ilm a ri K ro h n , composition under Professor Leevi Madetoja, and received his M .A . at the U n i versity o f H e lsin ki in 1933. In 1951 he studied in England on a scholarship sponsored by Jean Sibelius from the proceeds o f a Sibelius concert in Lond on conducted by S ir Thom as Beecham. On this journey, M r. Tuukkanen composed the sym phonic poem "T h e Song o f the H ig h la n d s" inspired by Scotland. F o r his sym phonic poem "B ear H u n t" fo r male cho ir and orchestra he was awarded a S ilver M edal at the art com petition o f the O lym p ic Games o f London in 1948. M r. Tuukkanen's productions consist o f five S ym phonies (the th ird one, "T h e Sea" fo r soprano, tenor, m ixed cho ir and orchestra), tw o V io lin Concertos, Cello Concerto, several sym phonic suites and poems, num er ous orchestral series and pieces, festive cantatas fo r chorus and orchestra, songs fo r solo voice, m ixed, male and female choir, incidental music and a one act opera I N D U M A T I w ith an Ind ia n background. He has conducted many orchestras and choirs, taught in several in stitutes and acted as music c ritic in H e lsin ki. H is lite ra ry activities contain Leevi M adetoja's b io graphy, tw o collections o f aphorisms and numerous music and art articles. 授 敎 仁 格 杜 M r . Kal er vo Tuukkanen He has been the secretary and member o f the Board o f the F inn ish Society o f M u sic Teachers, the F inn ish U n io n o f Fine M usicians, the F inn ish Society o f Composers, State M u sic Comm ittee, State F ilm Prize Comm ittee, State A rt C omm ittee and the F inn ish Composers' Sibelius Foundation. Since 1950 he has been the secretary o f F O R U M A R T IS , the central organisation o f F inn ish artists, w hich consists o f tw en ty associations and covers the whole artistic field. He has con tribu te d w ide ly to the development o f art cultu re in F inland. He is at present V is itin g Professor at Chung C h i College, where he is teaching counterpoin t and orchestration. 5