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Show Thursday, June 30, THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, - Page 29 Mary Allen Writes New Book Concert Review Dr. Mary Allen has written a new book, "Animals in American Literature," published by the University of Illinois Press. Her study introduces its readers to unforgettable animals created by such Zukerman's Demonstrate World Class Talent in Salt Lake City Concert But even a flawless technique does not make a master. Plenty of music students have perfected the theory of performance, but, like Pinocchio, without a soul, they remain By MARY V.KAMMEYER Herald Staff Writer Friday night, world class violinist Pinchas Zukerman and his equally talented wife, Eu- an outstanding !:enia, gave in Symphony Hall. The beauty and glitter of the hall was exceeded only by the Zukerman's magnificent performance. Pinchas Zukerman has been refered to as being "absolutely without peer," by the London Times and Friday night he again proved the point. The love of music sings through his flawless technique. Provo Man Wins National 1983 notable authors as TIelville, Dickinson, Twain and Faulkner. "'Animals...' is an excellent work of scholarship and interpretation, which fills a need and fills it well," says Guy Davenport, author of "The Geography of the Imagination." Neikrug, is also a musical master. It takes a rare talent to be able to accompany great musicians like the Zukermans and not be lost in the background. Neikrug is their equal and he complements as well as accompanies the Zukermans. This was particullary apparent in the precission with which he played Sontensatz from FAE Sonata by Johannes Brahms. Together, the Zukermans make a duet that will not be forgotten. The audience was so wooden and boring. Zukerman has a full, rich spirit and he shares abundantly that joy in music. His wife, Eugenia, is every bit the master that Zukerman is. Her perfomance was enchanting. She can carol the songs of Bach and Brahms and then move magically into the passions of Hindemith and the fantasy of Hue. Their accompanist, Marc that they enthusiastic Dr. Allen is the author of "The Necessary Blankness: Women in Major Ameri- can Fiction of the Sixties," in which she examines disturbing versions of women evident in the work of major writers. and master's She earned bachelor's degrees in English from BYU, and re ceived a Ph.D. from the University of Maryland. Her teaching experience includes BYU and Howard Universities. She currently teaches at George Mason University and the University of Maryland. NwUfe ( Athletic Club momen- tarily overstepped the rules of protocol and applauded between the movements. rfCp Photo Award Hush JjsL ftippieH Garry Bryant, of Provo, has been declared the winner in the sports and action category of the Kodak Class Paper Photo Competition. The competition was open Prices Good Thru Monday, July 4th ,? to students of photography in the United States and Canada. g Bryant's entry of a dog sled racer was made in 15 degree weather during a snowstorm. Bryant said he was wading rrr- r& award-winnin- through thigh deep snow at the time he smappted the shutter with "frozen finger." Bryant has been a staff photographer for the university's student paper, "The Daily Universe," for the past two years and has been stringer for the Associated Press in Utah. He plans to be a staff photographer in the future. A senior in photojournalism at TODAY Brigham Young University, Bryant received $250 r i i w v Nelson Wadsworth. 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