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Show Thursday, October 11, 2007 0 R E M TIMES Page 17 ibnersj American Fork Arts Council Legend of Sleepy Hollow The American Fork Arts Council is sponsoring a presentation, presen-tation, "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" in Concert. It will be at the amphitheater, 851 E. 700 North, at 8 p.m. now through Saturday. From 6:30-8 p.m., there will be a harvest festival, with activities. Those who attend are asked to bring blankets, both to sit on and to wrap up in to stay warm. Tickets in advance are $30 for a family of up to six immediate members, or $7 per person. Some discounts are available and information is available at sleepyhollowshow. com or by calling 687-5246. Cocoa, cider, pies and soups will be available at the concession conces-sion stand. There will also be a hayride before the show. Tickets Tick-ets to the festival and hayride are available in packets of 10 for $2.50. Most games are one www.heraldextra.comyellowpages 79 S. 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Titled "Espana," the concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the American Fork High School auditorium, 510 N. 600 East, American Fork. Admission is $3 ($10 per family). The symphony sym-phony will be under the direction direc-tion of conductor Alan Allred. The concert will feature a-performance a-performance by classical guitar gui-tar soloist Don Davis. Davis will perform one movement from "Concierto de Aranjuez" by Spanish composer Joaquin Rodrigo. The evening of music will also include performances of a suite of melodies from the musical mu-sical "Carmen" by Bizet, music from the Andrew Lloyd Webber Web-ber musical "Evita," Rimsky-Korsakov's Rimsky-Korsakov's "Capriccio Espag-nol" Espag-nol" and "Espana Rhapsody" by Chabrier. Don Davis is a medical technologist tech-nologist by profession but has been playing the guitar as a hobby for some 50 years. His grandfather, who played the guitar and sang for him, first ii -r i i -v tv CLUB: M Reading, Math, Writing, IS J Custom Tutoring, GED u Prep., and ACT Prep. lU 229-CLUB (2582) k't Timp Plaza DENTwL Steves K. SratfikwaHe 763-7737 X-RAYS I Expires 10-31-07 J Value Valid only wi new patient exams Expires Dentures Root Quill Sedation OemlMrf Smile Re-Dew Tooth Colored FiRmgs E3-w mm A..jtE. i...r..L, J vniiD rmiru u 397 N. STATE OREM 655-1140 Si inspired him. Don taught guitar at Herger's Music Store while attending college. He has also excelled on the banjo, mandolin and electric bass and enjoys many different styles of music. He accompanies other instrumentalists at fiddle contests all over the western United States including the National Contest in Weiser, Idaho, winning trophies for best accompanist. After playing play-ing in numerous groups during his lifetime, he currently plays with the Utah Old Time Fiddlers Fid-dlers and the classical group Quintessential Quintet, where he enjoys arranging the music for that group. Don continues the tradition tradi-tion his grandfather started by teaching his grandsons to play and appreciate the love of music. Don has played the guitar, banjo, bass and even harmonica with the American Fork Symphony and this will be his second solo performance on classical guitar. American Fork Symphony Conductor Alan Allred's professional pro-fessional career includes work as a conductor, educator and violinist. He has taught at all levels of public instruction including in-cluding as professor of music at Humboldt State University YTTTifr HP? PLAGES TO f 8 iiA8 YC3 CASH i Till IS TIE PLACE The new Payson Wal-Mart Supercenter is Monday through . Saturday. Please (T) umm , join us for our jj i- Grand Opening wj July 20! Batumi Cornish. ' 'J DTUKA Mgr. where he served as orchestra director and instructor of violin vio-lin and viola. He was conductor of the College of the Redwoods Sin-fonia Sin-fonia and is presently string supervisor for Provo School District, serving as conductor of the Timpview High School Philharmonic and Symphony orchestras. Allred completed his bachelor's of music education edu-cation degree at Utah State University, his master's degree at Brigham Young University and doctoral studies at Arizona State University. He was honored hon-ored by the American String Teachers Association and the National School Orchestra Association as the secondary teacher of the year for the state of Utah in 2003. The approximately 70 members mem-bers of the American Fork Symphony hail from American Fork and surrounding communities commu-nities from Eagle Mountain to Pay son. For more information about the symphony, visit the orchestra's Web site at www. americanforksymphony.org. 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Howard and Kathryn Little are directing the production. Ver-lena Ver-lena Jackman is the production assistant. Tickets are $7 for adults and $6 for students and seniors. A family ticket is available for $25. Individual tickets are $1 less for matinees. Family tickets tick-ets are $20 for matinees. Reserved Re-served seating and advanced ticket sales are available through City Hall, 70 S. 100 East or by calling 801-785-5045. I J soldiersummit.com MOUNTAIK ESTATES ens? TO ft |