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Show I D nnn Classifieds D2 Wednesday, December 1, 1993 The Daily Herald Dy KENNETH R. CLARK Chicago Tribune NEW YORK SALT LAKE CITY The 12th annual Utah Tuba Day Christmas Concert will be presented Saturday at noon in the central court area of the ZCMI Center in downtown Salt Lake City. taining, full of surprises and, as the musical 'Mow point" of any holiday season. The concert will include performances by a massed The concert is one of over 100 such "TubaChristmas" concerts presented in various United States cities each December. Musicians who usually are relegated to the back row of the band or orchestra will have a rare chance to shine. Performers are encouraged to decorate themselves and their instruments in holiday fashion. Musicians of all ages who play tuba, sousaphone, euphonium, baritone horn, helicon, serpent, or ophicleide are invited to perform with the massed ensemble. Each year Utah Tuba Day is organized and conducted by Steve Call, tuba and euphonium instructor at Brigham Young University. For more informa0 tion, contact Call at or of the promised Ensemble and the Utah Tuba Quartet. The unusually rich and mellow sound of a choir of tubas, baritone horns and euphoniums is a delightful surprise to music lovers who have never heard such an ensemble. Keeping with the tradition of this festive event, the concert will be enter The first wave tele- 500-chann- el regulatory confusion, uncertainty and feverish competition. The National Cable Television ensemble, the BYU m - vision universe is about to break across cable systems nationwide, but it will do so in a welter of m Tuba-Euphoniu- slowly progressing to 500 channels TV is Annual tuba Christmas concert set on Saturday - always, Association now lists 58 new channels on the air or about to be launched. Added to as many as 50 channels already available in most markets, they amount to an eclectic mix of highly specialized services. If you're feeling stressed out, you can tune in the Therapy Channel. If the shrink you find there recommends that you take up gar- dening, you can switch to the Home & Garden Television Network and work out those frustrations on the aphid population. If you are the sort who wears 378-818- camouflage combat fatigues and studies war, the Military Channel might be for you, along with the 374-033- 1. - relaxation in travel restrictions and visa requirements from the former Soviet Union has made it possible for more pianists from the Eastern Bloc to participate; that will make for a very interesting competi- States will audition in Salt Lake City Saturday in hopes of being selected to participate in the 11th Gina Bachauer International Piano tion." Competition. More than $100,000 in prizes will be awarded, including a Steinway Grand piano, recordings, concert dates and a New York City recital debut. Judges for the Salt Lake City Auditions are being conducted in 15 cities worldwide, with more than 300 pianists from 50 countries vying to compete. The Bachauer, considered one of the most prestigious piano competitions in the world, will take place in Salt Lake City's Abrava-ne- l 1994. Hall June Saturday's auditions, which are free and open to the public, will be at Daynes Music's Steinway Hall, 156 S. Main, Salt Lake City. ; The competition sessions are 9 a.m. to noon; 5 p.m.; and 5:30 to 7 p.m. "This year's field of applicants is remarkably diverse," said Ba- auditions are Doug Humpherys, Gary Amano and Paul Pollei. mini-serie- s. Romance Classics films. romantic Four of the new channels will be television guide services dedicated solely to helping viewers navigate through the growing programming maze. But even with the current wave achauer auditions open to the public SALT LAKE CITY Thirty pianists from across the United Sega Channel, which offers interactive video games on demand. If you don't speak English, you may seek your native tongue among six channels. new foreign-languag- e A few of the others include: ATV: Advertising Television nothing but commercials, including infomercials. news and films Booknet based on novels; interviews and profiles of authors reading from their works. environThe ECO Channel mental themes. Game Channel game shows and interactive games. Golf Network nothing but golf. historHistory TV Network ical documentaries, movies and of expansion, tomorrow's enviuniverse is a it can become sioned long way off. Before a national reality, the technologies of fiber optics, which allow cable-Tsystems to carry a virtually unlimited number of signals into the home, and digital compression, by which as many as 10 channels can be crammed onto a single satellite transponder, must be put in place. 500-chann- el Contestants will have 15 minutes to play, choosing pieces from a required repertoire including works by Bach, Chopin, Rachmaninoff, Liszt, Bartok, Debussy, Beethoven, Prokofiev, Mozart and Scriabin. In addition to Salt Lake City, live auditions are being conducted in Goiania, Goias, Brazil; Moscow; Jerusalem; Hamburg; Rome; V Budapest; London; New York City; Chicago; Paris; Budapest; Buenos Aires; Lima; and Santia- John Mansell, senior analyst for the media consulting firm Paul Ka-ga- n Associates in Carmel, Calif., said no one needs to rush out to buy the sophisticated control boxes that will turn television sets into 500-chann- el computers. "We're actually projecting, for the average home, about 140 channels by the year 2000," up from today's average of 35 to 53, Man-se- ll said. "There will be some areas that will have more channels sooner, but it's going to be an incremental thing." Some of the networks have taken advantage of new federal regulations letting broadcasters require that cable systems pay for the right with to carry their programming cash, new programming outlets or and they other compensation have pounced on the incremental opportunities this has opened up. Fox Broadcasting Co. offered cable systems a new entertainment channel, tentatively called FX America. Capital CitiesABC, which owns 80 percent of ESPN, offered ESPN2. NBC offered a new channel, America's Talking. Only CBS, which held out for cash and ultimately was forced to waive retransmission fees for a year when it failed to strike a channel deal, was left out in the cold at least so far. universe When the does come, Mansell said, it probably will be sold in variously priced 500-chann- el packages, much as basic cable, premium channels and are sold today. In short, consumers will pay for what they elect w to get. Mansell said the fragmentation of the audience largely will be paid for by advertisers able for the first time to tout their wares specifically to people most likely to buy them. Interactivity, allowing the viewer to use the television set for a range of services, from home g shopping and banking to and education, will be at the heart of the new world television order. game-playin- Jack Galmiche, president and chief executive of Interactive Systems Inc., is betting that TV as a tool will sell big. "The most important aspect of this business is not the information highway and not the technology," he said. "It's what will people use, how often will they use it and how much will they be willing to pay?" To try to determine that, company has been running a pilot program in Spain for two years, and now it is actively developing relationships with those involved in the expanding American television universe. Under his a viewer needs only to touch a button on the remote control in the course of a program to get a recipe from a cooking channel or coupons during commercials. They are printed out from the control box on the television set. Galmiche cited additional services still to come. Gal-mich- e's sys-ter- n, "Future interactive (television) U.S. will allow you to hit a button during a car commercial and get full specifications on the model being shown , ' ' he said in the . go. 5, Nightly 7:00 9:00 Adults $3 Children $2 CLOSED SLMv : Villa Theatre 254 So. Main, Springyill. 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S p.m Or- - IN SEATTLE Nightly 7:00 2-- JURASSIC PARK w "Now In Surround Sound" BEVERLY HILLBILLIES Telouision TonifiM JDatton Brothers "A Hometown Christmas" For more detail and additional hours see the weekly TV Magazine in our Saturday edition. WEDNESDAY "IT" News 13 t3 Wheel of For- - tune TTNews 11 lllnsolved Mysteries Entertain- ment Tonight iThea: Good Home Jeopardy! Improvement Slock News Mickey's Christmas Carol MacNeilLehrer T" EJ NewsHour Desert Sea (6:55) lA Desert (7:35) Sea Barry Utah Tonight MacNeilLehrer NewsHour Barnev & GO Friends "TT Coach J Cheers: 7i7 The Cosby show I A S Ftoseanne Law & Order: The Pursuit of Happiness Moon Over Miami: In a Safe Place 48 Hours: I Want My Baby Now With Tom Brokaw and Katie Courlc Home Grace Under Improvement iFire Brought to You by ... 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Monika Baumgartner) -i - Kids, Inc.: T m mim Mickey T A Sub-for-San- Benefit Concert ta with special guests Briddeon Tina Morganson The Payson Civic Chorale Debbie Smith Shellie Lynn Warnick ' sponsored by Elks Lodge 849 Hickory Kist Meat Snacks Mountain View Hospital Northampton House of Commerce Chamber Payson City Payson City The Daily Herald Will-L- o Hobby Shop, Ticket iviilabli it First Security Bank, Mountain Viaw Hospital, Elka Lodge At the door and Zioni Bank in Payson Th Family Trta in Santaquin Prove Additional donations can be mads at the Payson City Offices Seniors & Students - $3.00 Family - $15.00 Adults - $4.00 I School Auditorium 7:30 1993 High Payson 4 & p.m. December 6, '""L .l:.":..;..J mmfi "m .(Z7., 3 American Justice: Alcatraz: Civil War Journal: West Civil War Journal: West A4E Great Prison Escapes .Point Classmates p0jnt Classmates (Jose Ferrer, Dean Jagger) Movie: Crossfire ('47) Movie: Cross- - Reflections AMC (Robert Young) Ion Screen fire (5) Showbiz World News Larry King Live Moneyline Newsnight PrimeNews Sports CNN I Today Tonight Movie: True Stories (PG, '86) Movie: Hammett (PG, 'e3) (Frederic Forrest, Peter Movie- - Truly. 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