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Show Page 4C Lakeside Review i Wednesday, September 25, 1985c Concert Series Symphonies, Choirs Man Called to Serve LDS Temple Square LDS Church Mission To Feature Utah l A lakeside resident has been called to serve a mission for 2the LDS Church. Elder James Vernon Bone, ;son of Wayne & Marilyn jBone, 62 S. 3200 W., Layton has accepted a call to serve in Tthe Lansing, Michigan mis- Concerts have been scheduled for the Temple Square Concert Series which opens Oct. 11 at 7:30 p.m.. Tickets are not required for the concerts, which are free of charge and are sponsored by the general activities committee of The LDS Church. Unless otherwise indicated, all concerts are performed in -- sion. x -- He will enter the MTC Oct. 10. Elder Bone will speak Sun-da- y Sept. 29, at 10:30 a.m. at 1' Layton 2nd Ward 2120 W. Gentile. He graduated from Layton High School and LDS Seminary in 1984, where he was active in F.F.A. for three years. He was of F.F.A. in 1984 and was awarded State Farmer Award in 1984. He worked for Wayne Bone & Sons Electric for many years. v Friends and family are invit- vice-preside- the Assembly Hall. Following is a schedule of this falls concerts: October 11: Utah Band, Orchestra, and Choir October 12: Johnathan Cochran, Organist The Utah Band, Orchestra, and Choir will perform in the Salt Lake Tabernacle on Friday evening in the culminating event of the 1985 Utah Education Association convention. More than 600 student musicians from 70 high schools in the State of Utah will gather for this musically varied program. Led by Dr. Duiio Dobrin, the orchestra will begin the entertainment with Adagio in G minor for Organ and Strings by Albinoni, with Clay Christiansen as organ soloAll-Sta- te All-Sta- te nt JAMES BONE ed to a open house following the meeting. Roy Relief Society to Hold Masterpiece ist. Education Seminar They will also perform Symphony in D minor. Movement No. and Berceuse and Finale by Stravinski. Conducted by Dr. the Masterpiece development. Within is the theme of an educaFashion on a Shoestring by William Ramsey, the choir will tional seminar being held on Sat- Gladene Donaldson, graduate of sing Aufdemsee (On the Lake) urday, Sept. 28 from 10 a.m. Utah State University in Early by Mendelssohn. Of Crows and frntil 2 p.m. by the Roy1 Utah Childhood Development. Stake Relief Society. Grandmothering by Jean S. vThe seminar will be held at the Green, grandmother of eighteen, S. 2400 W. Stake Center, 5127 mother of four, former member E. associate Douglas Brinley, rector of the Ogden LDS Insti- of the Young Women General tute, a graduate of BYU with a Board and Church Curriculum EJiJD in family relations, will be Planning and Writing Committees, the keynote speaker. seminary $ choiceon of workshopsof: will be teacher and lecturer. The Church of Jesus Christ of available the topics Sister Scriptorians by Lynn Latter-da- y Saints is recruiting families are Forever, If I Can Lund, Bountiful Utah Stake volunteer docents, or teachers, for Just Get Through Today by Young Women President, music its Museum of Church History M. Weinheimer. She is an composer and arranger, graduate and Art in downtown Salt Lake wife, mother of nine, of BYU and Assistant Tour DiCity. rector to Israel with husband, graduate of BYU, secretary, Docents, said Shirley Ann Gerald N. Lund. Cox, education coordinator at the Creating the Masterpiece museum, are specially trained At noon and 1 p.m. a lunch Within will be presented by museum teachers who lead intershow fashion will and a served be Shirley Shupe, who has completheld. pretive tours for ed; a doctorate in education speof both children and groups Cost is $2.50 per person. in curriculum cializing adults, and who provide background information and direct C5fi Child Abuse special activities in a focused museum visit." Also needed, she said, are informal theater docents who will assume an historical persona to ry new booklet on child abuse the gravity of their concern for been The conwhich this problem afflicts give context to the museums hispublished by hp&jjust torical exhibits. y of Christ of in Jesus Gljurch temporary society Saints. numbers, said Dr. Richard Special training for docents will fThe purpose of the booklet is P. Lindsay, managing director of begin in January of 1986 and Communica-tionsSpeciecclesiastical leaders of the Public those selected are asked to make Affairs Department the:: Church better understand a commitment of four of The Church of Jesus Christ of hours a week. what child abuse is, its Saints. and how leaders can Latter-da- y All members of the Church The effects of child abuse typiassist victims, offenders, and othwith an interest in Church history emotional and art and the time to serve are er; family members. cally include I The child abuse publication, damage, states the booklet. The eligible, Mrs. Cox said. distributed to local Church lead- offender does not fit any stereoInterested parties may contact ers- worldwide by the First Presitype, and may come from every Mrs. Cox at dency of the Church, underscores race, religion, occupation, income 1 Hairston, and Firm A How Show-Stopp- z, Bartok-Primros- e, at er .W t. Organist Jerri Bearce will be.' featured in Organ Concerto Mo. 4 in F Major. Since its forma- tion in 1978, the Utah Bach Choir has devoted itself to the performance which reflects the rich musical traditions of th Renaissance and Middle Ages. He was principal violist with the Vienna Symphony and conductor of the Minneapolis Civic ' Symphony. Barrus was recently appointed director of orchestras at Brigham Young University. David Dalton received music from the Eastman School of Music and studied at conservatories in Vienna and Munich. He has concertized extensively in Europe. Dalton is presently music director of the Salt Lake Symphony and is on the faculty at Brigham Young University. Barrus and Dalton will be assisted in this concert by Brett Zumsteg, harpsichord; Julie Zum-stecello; Jean Hill, voila; and Suzanne Ostler, viola. The coronation anthems and instrumental music of George This program is jointly supported by a grant from the Utah Arts Council and th National Endowment for the Arts, Washing- -' ton, D.C. October 2526: The Salt Lake de-gre- es April-Septemb- .'.V AV Frederick Handel will be featured in Saturdays concert by the Utah Bach Choir. Directed by Dr. Douglas Bush, the choir will per- -' form The King Shall Rejoice,, Concerto Grosso in G Major, ; Let Thy Hand Be Strengthened, My Heart is Inditing, and Za- dok th Priest. David Dalton, Violists October 19: Utah Bach Choir Violists Clyn Barrus and David Dalton will perform on Friday evening. The program includes Duet in C Major by Carl Stam-ita series of seven Duets by the Branden6 in Concerto No. burg Major by J.S. Bach, and the Sonata for Viola Fout Hands by P.D.Q. Bach. Clyn Barrus has performed in Europe, Asia, North America and Australia both as a soloist and as a member of chamber music groups Foundation" arranged by William Ramsey. Concluding the evening, Dr. Max F. Dalby will direct the band in Jubilant Overture by Reed, Komm Seusser Tod by Bach, Broadway Overture arranged by Barker, and Pictures at an Exhibition by Moussorgsky. Organist Johnathan Cochran will present a recital program on Saturday evening. Beginning with Alleluyas by Preston, the program continues with Two Chorale Preludes by Bach, Prelude in Minor by Buxtehude, Morning Aria by Christiansen, Sunday Music by Eben, and 24 Pieces in Free Style by Vierne. The evening concludes with Variations on a Noel by Marcel Dupre. Mr Cochran has been a state and regional winner in the Music Teachers National Association organ competition. In 1984 he was a soloist with the Mesa Arizona Symphony Orchestra and from 1985 he served as guest organist at the Salt Lake Tabernacle. He is presently a student at Utah State University. October 18: Clyn Barrus and Docent Volunteers Requested early-morni- Jan-IjC- Clusters by Dello Joio, Wholl Be Witness For My Lord by Symphony Directed by David Dalton, the Salt Lake Symphony will perform on Friday and Saturday evening. With Robert Cundick as organ soloist, the program begins with Concerto for Organ No. 8 in A " Major by Handel, and continues ' with Fugue in G Minor by and Marche Hongroise from La damnation de Faust by Berlioz. The even- ings finale is the Symphony No. 2 in D Major Bach-Stokows- g, .V.1 ever-popul- ar by Brahms. 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