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Show o r c Friday, December 3, 1993 The Daily Herald Provo Library sets evening of Christmas tales for children sets 19th annual BYU Adventssingen Sunday at Provo Tabernacle - The Department of Germanic and Slavic Lanat guages Brigham Young University will sponsor the 19th annual Adventssingen, an evening of Christmas music and readings in German, on Sunday at 6:30 p.m. in the Provo Taber- nacle (100 South University Ave.). The program is free and open to the public. Very traditional in its format, the program will consist of a reading from the Gospel of Luke about the birth of Christ and a number of German folk and Christmas songs, some of which will be accompanied by unique sounds of Austrian and German folk instruments. ever-popul- PROVO The children's department of the Provo City Library will present an evening of Christmas tales some new stories and some familiar favorites. The free performance will begin Monday evening at 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in the library multipurpose room. The library is located at 425 E. Center. quite a tradition in this area," said Norma Davis, originator of the event in Provo. "For a number cf community members, especially those with German ties, the Adventssingen has become an event they look forward to each year." PROVO The idea to coordinate an Adventssingen in this area originated in the early '70s when Garold and Norma Davis, both BYU faculty members, wit-- r nessed the tradition of the Aus-triafirst hand. ar storyteller, will combine their talents to create an evening of holiday magic. They are both members of the ' 'Timp Tellers' ' of the Utah Storytelling Guild. "We thought it would be nice to give students of German-speakin- g descent and those studying the language a chance to experience another aspect of German culture," she said. "Since that first year, it has grown to become quite a popular event." Terra serves as secretary of this group and has performed extensively in the area. Pops month-and-a-ha- sing-alon- 0. Annual 'Madrigal Dinner' in American Fork through Tuesday - ets are necessary; no tickets can be sold at the door. A special stage has been built to give the right atmosphere for the event and the food has been prepared by "Viking Feast" caterers. Those attending will be introduced as "Lord and his Lady" as in 15th Century Gothic times. The "Royal Court" will explain the rules for this evening as well as the contests. The meal will be served and enjoyed as it was in AmeriAMERICAN FORK can Fork High School A cappella Choir will hold its annual "Madrigal Dinner" continuing tonight, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the high school. for the choir. It is a Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m., followed by the show. Cost is S10 for adults and $7.50 for students and children. fund-rais- er Tickets are available from choir members or by calling the high school at Advance tick Pleasis sched- uled to produce its annual "Messiah" concert Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Pleasant Grove Jr. High School Auditorium. The orchestra and 40 member choir under the direction of Susan R. Johnson are all volunteers and lf have been working for a to present this holiday favorite. A special guest appearance of the Orem Community Church Handbells Choir will open the eveg of the ning. This is a choruses. The community-sponsore- d event is free and open to the public. (They request no babes in arms.) Soloists include Karen Asay and Betty Williamson, sopranos; Can-a-h Tedjamulia, alto; Timothy Ritchie, tenor; David Rigby, bass, and Randy Lish, trumpet. Soprano Karen Assay has been a resident of Pleasant Grove for 10 years and during that time has sung in several area choruses. She last sang the soprano solos in the "Messiah" while she was in high school. and 7 to 10 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays. Volunteers will be required to work two shifts a week. Application forms can be picked up from the Volunteer Desk at the museum Dec. 6-- 8 from 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. An orientation meeting is scheduled Dec. 9 at 6 p.m. For additional information, contact the museum at 378-820- Terra Allen, above, along with Shauna Weight, will be Christmas storytellers for the Provo Public Library tales of Christmas for children beginning Monday evening at 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. in the library. Annual presentation of 'Messiah' Monday Williamson under Dr. PLEASANT GROVE Orchestra ant Grove cently moved to the area from Volunteers needed for BYU's Museum of Art PROVO The new Museum of Art at Brigham Young University needs reliable community workers to serve as volunteers during the Etruscan exhibit, an international show from the Vatican Museums in Italy. Volunteers will be needed beginning Dec. 13. Sbifts are from 9 a.m. to noon, noofl to 3:30 p.m., 3:30 to 7 p.m. Photo courtesy Terra Aiien noes'! The Advent season, which is celebrated on each of the four Sundays before Christmas, is typically devoted to musical and dramatic performances based upon biblical prophecies and stories of the Nativity of Christ. "' - re- Soprano- Betty Denver. Betty has sung professionally for many years. In college, she switched her emphasis from violin to voice. As a professional accountant, she served for nine years as American Treasurer for the International Federation of University Women in which capacity she has traveled worldwide. Alto Canah Tedjamulia has resided in Orem for 13 years and has participated in many amateur performances, both in the, community e mothand at church. As a er, she still finds time to express her love of music. This will be her first performance as an alto soloist in the "Messiah." 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PERrECT WORLD A DAILY 6 DOUBTFIREiro.i)i 4:30 7:00 9:30 tHrm Sat a Sun 2 00 JURASSIC PARK SaL tflw I p.m. 11. M SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE m MRS. DAILY Mtom AdoihoSal4Sun1:30 2424 N. University Pkwy., I e. no KGNTVAX C THA All-Stat- ii'ijimmimu!. ALL SHOWS BEFORE ALL SHOWS AFTER HILLBILLIES (PG) NLihth sci- ence, Spanish and computers at Aspen Elementary School. He has been singing with various school, civic, and church choirs since he was 14 years old. A member of the American Fork Community Choir for 12 years, he was a featured soloist in "The Creation" by Haydn. After five years in this chorus, he is making his debut as bass soloist. Trumpeter Randy Lish played with the Pleasant Grove orchestra since 1987. This is his first season as principle trumpet. He performed as a featured artist in the trumpet trio, "Bugler's Holiday" with the Pleasant Grove Pops Orchestra two years ago. By profession, Randy is a practicing attorney. Conductor Susan R. Johnson has been an orchestra member since 1985. Mrs. Johnson has been assistant concert master and con- - THE BEVERLY ALHAMBRA THEATER times. Sal. Mst 12 Bass David Rigby teaches 254 So. Main, Springvill Bring my Z career. -- cert master for eight years. A naof Arizona, she studied violin under Kathleen Gregg and Clarence Shaw. She received top awards in voice at state competitions and was seated in the number one choir at Upon graduation, she attended both Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Ariz, and Brigham Young University on scholastic scholarships. Trained in opera under tenor Ray Arbizu, she has sung both the and alto leads in the "Messiah." Her musical experience ranges from classic opera to pops. Conducting vocal and orchestral groups since she was 12 years old, she is enjoying her first season as director of the Pleasant Grove. Pops Orchestra. Mrs. Johnson has taught elementary orchestra for 11 yrs. at Highland Elementary in Highland and Grovecrest Elementary in Pleasant Grove. tive Arden Hopkin of studies BYU and plans to make singing his Villa Theatre "Merry Old England's" medieval 756-854- 7. ? Terra Allen, recent guest storyteller, and Shauna Weight, library ns A German choir of BYU students will also perform. In conclusion, the story of the creation of "Silent Night" will be told and those in attendance will be asked to join the choir in singing this traditional Christmas favorite. "An event that has been celebrated for hundreds of years in Salzburg, Austria, and other Hecome European nations r None pri(imiioH Sex Play Abnd. Graphic, Bloody, Animal None V(jeflce Some ShooUng, Explosions, Some Accepted Alcohol A research company's genetically enhanced dog gets loose and wreaks havoc. Gold digger marries and mes to kill Uncle ester. Also sends kids to summer camp. |