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Show a ArtsEntertainment Friday, September 15, 1989 The Daily Herald, Provo, Utah Musicians strike opera; - climbing over two stumbling blocks. " ,Hn West said. The union wants wage parity with' the Lyric Opera in Chicago, ifntori officials say City Opera musicians, get $755 for IV hours of workrand Chicago musicians get $1,048 for a' work week. The union also wants guaranteed work weeks restored to the t. Under the old contract, the, union says, the orchestra was gua anteed 23 full weeks of work pluS six weeks of added employment? NEW YORK (AP) City Opera officials canceled Wednesday's season opener of the "Barber of Se- ville'' after the musicians -- an- nounced they will picket in full dress in a wage dispute with the company. "We will not perform while they are on strike," said Martin Oppen-heime- r, the company's attorney and board vice chairman. Future performances will be canceled until the strike is resolved, be said. "The sad part about this is ... we called supplemental employment will never have the performances that have to be canceled because of benefits. the strike," he said. The company is offering onlyTf ?! Judy West, a spokeswoman for 23 weeks of work. Local 802 of the Associated MusiOppenheimer said the Lyric cians of Greater New York, said, era charges twice what City Opera-doe- s "A strike is always difficult," espeand is "the only gameJa! cially on the musicians, and is not town." welcomed by the union. "We have our own economics! The 69 musicians voted in favor here in New York," where coitsj of the strike Tuesday night after extensive negotiations, West said. are higher and competition moej J The union served the company with intense, he said. No negotiations were scheduled,! a seven-da- y strike notice last week. ! said. "They've gotten nowhere" in Onnpnhpimer ri ur OO port-trac- 00 - " 00 : " OO zm OO T! Craft museum head named - BYU ballroom dancers return from U.S. Ballroom Dance Championships as winners of an invitational challenge. ballroom dancers defeat top team SVU The Brigham Young University Ballroom Dance company re- turned this week from Miami, Fla., where its members won an invitational challenge match between the United States and the Federal Republic of Germany as part of the United States Ballroom Dance Championships. BYU's team represented the U.S. against the Red and White Dusseldorf Team directed by Wolfgang Opitz. Adjudicators for the challenge were from Japan, Germany, England, Austria, Canada and the United States. While in Florida, BYU ballroom dance director Lee Wakefield judged professional events at the same championships. "This is the first time BYU has defeated a team of such high caliber," says Claudia Hill, a room Dance Championships. BYU's victory in Miami now puts the university in the forefront of worldwide ballroom dancing, according to Hill. member of the BYU dance faculty and promotions director for the ballroom dance division of the Dance Department. "From the context of this competition, the win places us among the top three ballroom formation teams internationally." The Dusseldorf team recently placed third in the World Ball forward to helping it carry outlfejj mission." NEW YORK (AP) Janet Kar-do- n has been appointed the new director of the American Craft Museum. Kardon was for 10 years director of Philadelphia's Institute of Contemporary Art. In accepting her new post, she said that as director she wanted it to be recognized for its distinctive role, "and I look Photo courtesy of BYU Villa Theatre 254 So, Moin, Springville 489-30- IIHET 9 (PG-1- 7:00 9:00 Sat. Mat. 3.S Mon.-Sa- t. ' 1 rl JTi niiuir Petering m WBh OPEN FRI. 4 SAT. ONLY OPEN 8 P.M. STARTS 8:30 S3. ADULTS "We consider it a real milestone, because the team has surpassed its highest standard. The caliber of dancing and precision has never been higher." UNDER KIDS 12 FREE SHOW 8:0Q.: Free concert will focus on Chopin Del Parkinson, a music professor Boise State University, will perform music by Chopin in a recital Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the Mad-se-n Recital Hall of the Harris Fine Arts Center. which is . The free performance, open to the public, is entitled "Chopin and the Dance." It will include at five waltzes, five mazurkas three polonaises. The pieces on the program best-know- and n are the "Minute Waltz" and the "Heroic Polonaise." This is the first in a series of four recitals of a Chopin retrospective planned by Parkinson. The other three will be given at BYU, one a The larg.TULSA, Okla. (AP) est exhibition organized by the Gilcrease Museum is part of the observance of the centennial of Oklahoma's Land Run of 1889. . 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Closing this week is a second exhibit, "Expressions of Tradition: Sculpture by Allan Houser," honoring another Oklahoma-bor- n artist, featuring more than 40 works by a leading Native American sculptor. 1934-198- 9. annml Dolby Surround Sound 125S 8. Exhibit marks centennial ever , inamDra ' i |
