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Show The Daily Utah Chronicle, Friday, November 15, 19$S Page Nine EXTRA EVENTS Music Nov. 15-1- 6, Nov. Apocalypse Xov, Utah Media Center, 20 S. West Temple. 16-1- 7, The Tanner Gift of Music, with the Utah Symphony and the Art Tabernacle Choir, Temple Square, 8 p.m. The Dyna tones at the Rusty Nov. Park Nail, City. Nov. 16, University of Utah Brass Choir Nov. 16, salute to the National 15-1- 6, Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities on their 20th anniversary at the Museum of Fine Concert, Cottonwood Mall Courtyard, Arts, 8 p.m. noon. Through Dec. 1, Steven Mulligan's photography exhibit "Natural Flows, 20 S. West Temple. Through Dec. 15, Critic's Choice: Nov. 16, the Disgusting Brothers, Utah State Fairgrounds, 8 p.m. Tickets available at Cosmic Aeroplane, Utah Wilderness Association and Wasatch Touring. Nov. 17, University of Utah Symphony Orchestra, 8 p.m. in Gardner Hall Room 200. Nov. 17, The Salt Lake Vocal Ensemble fall concert, Zion Lutheran Church, 1070 Foothill Blvd., $5 donation requested. 14-1- 6, Television Nov. 15, Master Harold and the Boyst Great Performances, 8 p.m on Channel 7. Concerts Nov. 23, Bill Cosby, Brigham Young University Marriot Center at 8 p.m. Tickets available through Datatix. Dance Nov. Contemporary American Prints, Utah Museum of Fine Arts. Performing Danscompany, featuring choreographers Bill Evans, Donna White, Joan Woodbury and Loa Mangelson; Dance Building Theatre at 8 p.m. with a matinee on Nov. 15 at 5 p.m. Theatre Babcock Theatre presents Nov. 13-2- 3, the world premiere of "Idioglossia;" Nov. 13-1- 6 and 21-2- 3 at 8 p.m., 2 p.m. matinee Nov. 23 and 7 p.m. performance on Nov. 17 and 20. Nov. 20-2- 3, "Reflections in a Summer ct drama by Richard Qute, Pond, two-aMFA playwright candidate at the U., 8 p.m. with 5 p.m. matinee on Nov. 22; tickets $3.50 general admission, $2 U. students at PMT Box Office. Film Recreation and Leisure Nov. 15, Favorite Books of the Famous, AuctionReception, Salt Lake Art Center, 20 S. West Temple. For tickets contact the Gty Library Community Relations Office. concert Breathy from three the group will perform "Wassail," "Carol of the Birds," "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen and "I Saw Three Ships." Davis and Berkey will be joined by page antiquated music Mannheim Steamroller is definitely not stodgy. If the upbeat "Toccata doesn't get your toes tappin you must be comatose. Almeda Berkey, Jackson's wife, on supporting keyboards and Eric Hansen on fretted instruments such as lute, classical guitar and bass. Ric Swanson will play heavy percussion for the concert. He is an artist with American Gramaphonc Records and has released an album Urban Surrender, which was on the Billboard charts last week. Seven local musicians will also help out during the Christmas sequence to make the sounds more authentic. There will be a harp, violins, an oboe and two cellos. Of course, Berkey will hopefully play his toy piano and you'll see a lot of unusual instruments that make sounds you've never heard. But don't take it from me, get to the Capitol Theatre this weekend for a breath of fresh air. If you're still wary of Mannheim and Steamroller, youll get a chance to sec hear for yourself that a Fresh Aire concert shouldn't be missed. The group will be at the Capitol Theatre through Nov. 17 with performances at 8 p.m. and a 2 p.m. matinee and 7 p.m. evening performance on Sunday. It promises to be unlike any musical concert you've ever attended. Mannheim Steamroller doesn't just play their music, they perform it along with video extras. If the snow hasn't put you in the Christmas mood, wait until you hear songs from their holiday album. In addition to "Deck the Halls," which aired on cable television last year as a video, SPRING LANGUAGE PROGRAMS ABROAD Miscellaneous Nov. 20-2- 1, Jerome Rothenberg, Ida Beam Chair in Poetry at the University of Iowa, will read his poetry, Nov. 20 at 7 p.m., Union Building Cork Room. He will discuss "Ethnopoctics and Translation Nov. 21 at noon, OSH 215. Nov. 21, 1st Annual Arts Ball at Little America; sponsored by the Utah Opera Guild, Salt Lake Ballet Guild and the Pioneer Memorial Theater Guild; 7 p.m., tickets $65 per person. PARIS CUERNAVACA, GERMANY FRANCE Study German Study French MEXICO Study Spanish KIEL, . and travel Physicians For Social Responsibility (PSR) Europe. culture. culture. ' No language (1985 Nobel Peace Prize Recipients) language and language and in ' requirement on this spring program. presents Dr. Benjamin Spock For more Information contact: The Study Abroad Office Profesor D.K. Barton 159 Union Building 154 E. 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