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Show M C, DDGgGglDODDuDODG Tuesday, April 9, 1996 The Daily Herald Folk Dance Ensemble to perform Saturday World's largest organ concert to Brigham Young University's International Folk Dance Ensemble will present "Folk Dance In Concert" Saturday, a: 7:30 pro. in the Dance Studio Theater (164 bo hold Sunday The Utah Valley Chapter of the American Guild of Organists will commemorate the anniversary of the founding of AGO with The World's Largest Organ Recital on Sunday, at 3:45 p.m. in the de Jong Concert Hall of the Harris Fine Arts Center on BYU campus. At the same time, each of the other more than 350 AGO chapters throughout the United States will also present a recital beginning with the Tincata and Fugue in ) Minor of Johann Sebastian Bach. Chapter members Doug Bush. Don Cook, Joan Stevens. Leila Pomeroy. Daid Chamberlain and Carol Dean will perform hymn preludes as well as RB). th This will be the final performance this year of this highly acclaimed group. A matinee has been added at 4 p.m. to accommodate as many people as possible. Seating is limited. This popular dance ensemble y has just returned from a tour to Southern California where they played to sold out audiences throughout the state. Their repertoire includes music and dance selections from Russia. Macedonia. Quebec. People's Republic of China, Slovakia, the United States. Hungary. Mexico, Croatia. Bulgaria. Ireland. England and Ukraine. The ensemble is recognized throughout the United States for having the broadest spectrum of any folk dance group. The program celebrates choreography from experts worldwide. 10-da- pieces from the standard organ repertoire with an emphasis on music by American composers and the congregation will join in singing a hymn. The public is inited to attend this special music fireside sponsored by the BYU Tenth Stake. This year's program has been enhanced by the inclusion of even more live instrumentation and singing by members of the group. The program will premier several new numbers including a beautiful shawl dance from Russia, an exquisite dance of worship from People's Republic of China and a delightful bottle dance from Hungary where balancing is all part of the fun. There will also be surprise selections from this summer's new choreAmerican repertoire seen as before never ographies e favorites. well as This summer the students will travel throughout Denmark. Norway. Sweden and Finland, ending in St. Petersburg. Russia as they present a tapestry of music and dance from throughout the United States. Tickets, at S4 each, are available beginning at the Dance Ticket Office (RB) between the hours of daily. Tickets can also be reserved over the phone at 378-585- Potc couresy Heather Butters. Courtney Jex and Caprice Nel- son perform the Bulgarian "Sop" dance. Meticulous Die set- ting." Simpson said. "At the showcase, they show they have learned how to "package up" their work in a manner that can be presented to a live audience. (PG) CINEMAS XUNJI ing a surprise number Dance cards prepared by Grace Condor and refreshments are part of the evening. People who have clothing they would like shown or modeled can contact Dimmick or Tern. pany the fashion show which will be done by P.J. Dimmick and Debbie Tern. Thev have en en some Ptxxo courtesy ct Celebretion, a show choir from Oram Institute of Religion, present a patriotic program on Thursday. Latter-Da- y will shops. Group to give performance Celebration The Latter-Dashow choir fam Orem Institute of y Religion at Utah Valley State College will present their final performance of Listen America on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Provo Tabernacle. Listen America is a patriotic musical tribute to this great nation and the people who inhabit its shores. a." I an M LL -- crrr 5 -ssnssll StTE HLKQiPC" Design; Painting; Overview ot Set Design. ' cast Students not in the ( . workmay sign up for any five shops tor $35 and must he registered bv Mav Workshops offered include Auditioning for Musical Theatre: Stage Combat; Makeup, Beards. Mustaches; MakeupCorrective and Age. Makeup. Bruises. Scars from 3 p.m. 5 p.m. at April the SCERA Center tor ages 10--1 S. Auditioners must perform 16 mea 15-1- 6 Costume $35. 24-2- 4 By examining ancient prophecy and the statements of our founding fathers. Listen America focuses on the positive aspects of America. The concert is free and public is invited. 58 J Oliver! will perform June at the SCERA Shell Outdoor Theatre. Auditions will be held 'liiiT ; TIT T Hcllxnd's Opus F.!r. CCVHIT (PGi "SGT. BILKO" Sun ' .V q 45 Sat POSTMAN" ., I MUPPET TREASURE K fX" 1 & 3 10 5 ?0 THE kC-- II of Costume Dying and and Cuts. Overview sures of a Broadway show tune An accompanist is provided. The cast of Oliver may also take any two workshop classes listed below. 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Mat. 3:00 5:00 MM Va-age- et SCERA announces auditions, workshops fMs.?aMLti mi 7:00 9:15 8 -s delightful shows groat band. Centennial Ball? Eureka, a historic mining town, is celebrating by having a ball on April 20 from 7 to 10 p.m. at Tintic High School. There w ill be a band, the Moonlighters from Oak City and surrounding areas. They know the type of music people like at a Centennial Ball and have prepared ISLAND .gi TOWNE A- m Eureka. Nephi and Salt Lake City in the past several years. The Sullivan family is prepar- music for every asze group. Come and "tip the Iieht fantastic" to a It's time to celebrate 100 vears of Utah. What's more fun than a casing their songs. "Students learn to take what usual!) has been a hobby and rqnt)y fVar-nv-g Eureka to host a Centennial Ball day at 7:30 p.m. in the Madsen Recital Hall. Admission to the performance is free. The program will feature compositions suited to today's popular music publishing industry. "When composing. BYU students are free to choose their own sty Ic as long as it fits in a 'charted music niche," said professor Ron Simpson. Simpson tries to make the learning experience as similar to conditions in today 's music industry as possible. Songwriters gain experience in writing techniques, arranging, producing and show- 7 o Bvu attention is given to each costume in order to accurately portray the cultures of the world. This will be the group's final performance. As part of BYU's International Folk Dance Ensem- - 9. Brigham Young Uniersity will feature tunes by its beginning music composition students in the Songwriters Showcase on Thurs- SGT. BILCO . long-tim- Songwriters featured at BYU work in a more professional x '"' X I'V1. IW 'SjiSJiTfTisRiiRij' Spa (Pan 1 of 2! yM....! bwm TJfclaT 4M "iWlJe |