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Show Lehl Free Press New Utahl Wednesday, December 2, 1998 - Page 12 Young Americans Continued from front page entertainment which included a they have appeared on Ed of the Young American's twelfth Young Americans Outreach Sullivan shows, Bob Hope and outreach tour. Three groups are group and 600 children from Bing Crosby specials, taken currently performing in differthe Detroit area for the Detroit eight goodwill tours to Japan-an- ent parts of the nation as part of Lions Thanksgiving Day game. the Far East, and five good- their fall tour. This tour is also unique in Brawley was excited about will tours to Europe. In the spring of 1993, the that it has a sponsor, IHC the opportunities the workof Health shops give children to rub Young Americans began their Celebration shoulders with people from all first National Music Outreach Foundation, who is helping subover the country and Canada. Tour in an effort to influence sidize the cost of the workshops "During the auditions," said Americans to consider the for each of the children who Brawley, "we look for people importance of music in school take it. those who are who will put the kids first." He emphasized that their Brawley teaching style is not to teach "We've such strong on the down, but rather to inspire, so workthe children taking the fact that every time do a to is desire the have music shops to Utah." performance because they want disappear Sooter, to, rather than because someing from a one is forcing them to. large per- "Singing and dancing," said centage of Brawley, "are simply the vehicles we use to build nation's schools. He noted that Normally $35 for the Utah is unique in that it continteamwork, and awareness." workshop, students in Lehi only Emphasizing that the motto ues to promote the fine arts in have to pay $15 to attend. The for the Young Americans is its schools. foundation is paying the "We've had such a strong remainder $20. "Make it Work," Brawley said it Because of the foundation is their hope that students response every time we've come the leave with lessons they can take to Utah," said Sandy Sooter, involvement, Young with them into life. Staging Director, "that this year Americans are doing something The Young Americans have we've decided to concentrate they haven't done before. They been around for a while. seven weeks in the Provo area are also performing at school Founded in 1962, they were the alone." She noted it's been the assemblies throughout the first choral group to move to first time they've done workcounty ... which makes for a music. Over their 36 years in shops in Utah County. very busy schedule as they perbusiness The Utah County tour is part form during the day, and teach the entertainment people-oriente- d, a had response we've come - Sandy our self-prid-e, 15-ho- all evening. Sooter said this is an effort to show the community how important music is and how much fun kids can have with the arts. Your carpet has to do more than just look good. It has to stand up to everyday use. That's why carpet made with Anwrfylon tough by nature. Fashionable by designT Best of all it's on sale right now. As one of their posters says, "Young people of this nation need the values that music can bring. It is not acceptable for American schools to produce children that do not sing." "... We must find ways to bring music and singing into the lives of ALL our nation's youth." The Young Americans are doing it, one community, one school, one child at a time. They bring a troupe of 32 performers, six staff members, and up to 400 local children together, and over the course of three days, produce a professional, entertaining show for the community. What they leave behind as they move on to their next town and next performance, however, is of even greater value; for in their wake, their goal is to leave Mon-Fri:9t- 785-371- 8 1360 West State Road Pleasant Grove, Utah 84062 Announcing the newest addition to the Oreck family... "Baby Jessy" Oreck! YOURS FREE strengthened values in caring, and teamwork, along with an increased love for music in the self-growt- h, with purchase of Oreck XL i Upright and Canister combination. self-wort- h, i community. And that's 1 something we can't put a price tag on. ' XI . Messiah This toy Oreck vacuum makes motor sound and has working headlights just like the real thing. Brush roller even turns as you push. Now mommy has help when she uses her incredibly light and Oreck XL. 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She has performed many principal roles with the Utah Opera and has been a soloist with the Oratorio Society of Utah, Pro Musica, Mormon Youth Symphony and Chorus, the Mormon Tabernacle Choir lawyer and management conand the Suisse Romande Radio sultant in San Francisco, he Choir. She sings regularly with completed an additional bachethe Utah Symphony, including lor's degree in voice at Brigham annual performances of The Young University. He went on Messiah. to receive a Master's Degree and a Doctor of Musical Arts George Dyer, well known as an operatic and concert soloist degree in Opera Production at the University of Washington. throughout the state of Utah, made his professional operatic In 1973 he joined the debut with New York City Brigham Young University Laura Garff. Opera in 1996. Mr. Dyer has Music faculty where he served for over 20 years as Director of Lewis, a native of Utah who has ; since performed with the, Utah Symphony, Opera. Dr. Robinson has sever- recently moved back to Salt Hartford Lake City, holds Bachelor of Symphony, al CD releases available. Utah Opera Music and Master of Fine Arts Company, Utah Chamber sopraMary Billeter-Younfrom the degrees from the University of Artists, and Ballet West. no, graduated As a young man, while completing his Juris Doctor degree at Harvard Law School, he spent his evenings singing with the Boston Opera Group and the Harvard Glee Club. After spending several years as a of Mezzo-sopran- o He is a regular recitalist for Temple Square Concert Series and is a soloist with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. He performs The Messiah annually, having sung the tenor solos with the Utah Symphony, Pro Voce Chorale and Provo Arts Council. The Timpanogos Festival Orchestra and Chorus is in its second Community year. response was so positive after vfl!H ...... f AL?t WE REPAIR I MAKES doubled. 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