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Show Saturday, May 17, 1997 The Park Record B-3 Park Record Activities Guide The hills are alive with the sound of music! by Nikki Lowry PARK CITY CHAMBERBUREAU Julie Andrews was right: these mountains will be filled with the sound of all kinds of music this summer music for every taste, every age and every budget. Here is a preview of what visitors and locals can look forward to on the Park City music scene. June through September. The hugely popular First Security Concerts in the Park will continue this summer, starting June 18 with Michael Lucarelli. classical guitarist. The rest of the summer's lineup will include the Australian rock band. OzStatic, on June 25; John Flanders' smooth jazz sound on July 2; Sleepy Ray. singing the blues on July 9; Small House Strings on July 16: our own Mary Beth on July 23; also, our own Rich Wyman on July 30: bluegrass by Blue Sage on Aug. 6: chamber music by the Park City International Music Festival on Aug. 13; Fire on the Mountain, singing songs of the West, on August 20; Ryan Shupe and the Rubber Band, singing "alternative acoustic." on Aug. 27; and Park City's own Motherlode on Sept. 3. All of these concerts are located at the bandstand in City Park. 6-8 p.m.. and they're FREE! Picnics and coolers are welcome, but cars are not! Walk. bike. bus. carpool. or park at Dan's and take the trolley trol-ley because parkins is limited at the Park. Call 801-649-6100 for additional information. The Utah Symphony will again be at Deer Valley for a number of exciting concerts this summer, starting with a "Patriotic Celebration" on July 5. On July 12. "Blood. Sweat and Tears" will be appearing with the symphony at Deer Valley, and "Stars of Broadway" is the program for July 19. Last November, the very talented Toni Tenille was forced to cancel a concert with the symphony due to illness. On July 26. she will be returning to Utah for a one-night-only concert at Deer Valley. Those of you who had tickets to her canceled concert may use your stubs for admission admis-sion to Deer Valley. Trumpet player extraordinaire. Doc Severinsen. will be performing with the symphony on Aug. 2 at Deer Valley, and Academy Award-winner Bill Conti leads a "Tribute to Henry Mancini" on Aug. 9. Country music's current diva. Trisha Yearwood, will appear with the symphony on Aug. 16. Winding up the season will be a performance of everyone's every-one's favorite, the "1812 Overture," with the requisite cannons and Bruce Hangen conducting. con-ducting. All of the Deer Valley concerts begin at 7:30 p.m. General Admission tickets are $19: reserved seating is $35. Coolers and picnics are welcome. wel-come. Call 533-NOTE for tickets and information. Starting July 14 and running through Aug. 25. The Park City International Music Festival is again presenting a full program of chamber music performed by some of the world's most noted musicians. Venues for these concerts con-certs include the Park City Community Church, the Kimball Art Center and Deer Valley Resort. Tickets for these perfor- EARLY DEADLINE FOR ADVERTISERS Early deadlines for our Wednesday, May 28th edition: Display Ads -Wednesday, May 21 at 5pm Classified Ads Remain the same (Friday at 5 pm) The Park Record office will be closed on Monday, May 26 for Memorial Day. Call 649-9014 for more information Park RecoixL PARK CITY. UTAH rt&s? tie j f J I ill .Him' . ' r v PHOTO COURTESY OF THE PARK CITY CHAMBERBUREAU Music abounds around Park City this summer including a host of concerts at Deer Valley Resort, featuring the Utah Symphony, rock concerts at Wolf Mountain and the weekly Wednesday night concerts in City Park. Pictured, Park City's own Rich Wyman entertains listeners in the park. mances are available at Dolly's Bookstore. A Woman's Place Bookstore, Park City Adventure Center, the Blue Roof Market, through ARTIX at Albertsons and at the door prior to each concert. Call 658-2800 for a detailed schedule. The Institute at Deer Valley, a newcomer to Park City this year, is also bringing music to our mountains. On June 27 through July 19, the Institute is presenting present-ing a String Chamber Music Festival at Deer Valley, with performances per-formances by the Muir Quartet, as well as the Florestan and Pacifica Quartets. Call 645-6918 for tickets and information. The Founders Title Folk and Bluegrass Festival is returning for its ninth year on Aug. 16 and 17. Saturday. August 16. will be filled with music-oriented workshops work-shops and clinics at the Inn at Prospector Square, with a "band scramble" Saturday night at the Grub Steak Restaurant. On Sunday. Aug. 17. at Deer Valley Resort, the full-day festival starts at 9:30 a.m. (doors open 9 a.m.). with Peter Rowan and Friends. Greg Brown. Laurel Canyon Ramblers. Kate MacKenzie. Austin Lounge Lizards. Catie Curtis. Within Tradition, Shane Jackman. and Ken Shaw. Until May 31. you can buy single tickets for $14. After that dale, single tickets are $17 in advance and $19 at the gate; family tickets are $34 in advance and $38 at the gale: and seniors over 62 and kids six-12 are always $10. Kids under six get in for free. Call 649-6100 for tickets and information. Two new musical events will also grace our lovely hills this summer. "The People Make The City Festival." August 31 at Deer Valley, will showcase some of Park City's best homegrown musical talent, such as Fat Paw, Motherlode. Sleepy Ray, Rich Wyman, MaryBcth. the Park City Singers and more. The fun starts at 11 a.m. until dark, and tickets are a mere $10. Call 801-649-6100 for information. Also new this year, and long overdue, is the Park City Visit Blockbuster, rent 2 and get a from Einstein Bros FREE! w International Jazz Festiv al. On Sept. 5 and 6. the hills above Park City will truly be alive with the best jazz music from around the country, the region and the state. Call 649-6100 for updated information. And if all that isn't enough. Saturday afternoons on Main Street and at the Resort Center will again feature a variety of musicians, from Alison Fine. Nola Campbell and the Present Day Relies to Chris Proctor. Gene Deal and the U.S. Air Force Band, just to name a few ! 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