Show t4 The Salt Lake 'rribtme Sunday 14 January SORDAY Scholarship Coocort by Mu Phi 201 len Colesato Ch apter ' 3 PM MusiC Univerady at Utah USU Library Gallery Shows Works by 2 Utah Artists AiOat prn artists are Mvin Gittins of the University of Utah faculty and Laval S Morris USU professor emerius landscape architecture and envircemental planning The "concrete" portion of the new - show includes 20 paintings and 20 drawings by Mr Gittine This "abstract" is wood 15 sculptures Morris The Gittins display includes portrait of Governor Calvin L Rampton Dr Sydney Angleman Dr Waldemar Read Dr Gerrit De Jong a portrait of Orrin Porter U na U Feb ult SDLY D with Ma Nits reread in "Cinema sonic S a Ptrs lactura Hail test Lake Citv Public Library I FRIDAY "Chanuisageos Coanienia" opera IV 1314nd East) also Theater pm Saturday Roth Pave Irtiomationai lane in SKYlin 15 Pm Gfertitil Arta Sono High Films 11 liXts I and 1 tad Lake Public Library ' Melodrama "Only an Orpnan GU1 I Pm Silver teal Theatre Park - City Also Saturday "SW n and a Twenty conte crayon drawings by Mr Gittins are also on display The 15 sculptures by Prof Morris are made from 11 types of wood said H Reuben Reynolds gallery curator it Soo - Choose - ts- 21 S State 5461 Murray Art Shawano mixed media by Vontia E VaadreY thrown Feb 2 rhea Fno SollarY lirla E 51st South liVOrtta by Ernst Judea Heinz Munnidt end other EUrODSon artists daily I to I OM SurrlaY 24 pm through January 1CMI Intim Room mixed Mdi a bY Valoy Eaton Stwouott JanuarY 4707 !Saab Tracy-Coitin- e Holladay Blvd mixed media by KimbertY Lee throuoh by Pat Dickerson drawings Wait I' Ti!! 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Jialeff whose Symphony No 2 will be CASUAL STYLES DRESS STYLES 490 590 CASUAL STYLES STYLES 390 -- By David O'Neil Tribune Staff Writer ! 190 was a marvelous creative exercise — you have to think orchestrally" Alexei Ialeff said The composer in of residence at University Utah was explaining how he built his Second Symphony Out or a piano sonata will be The composition "It -- RED CROSSt- 120 to 1439 ton to 499 WALCIZS DRESSYS FUN KICKS SLIPPERS 790 149 SHOES 11 190 mizo noo2 Soma r SALT LAKr2 SHCL1 so mail mt phomo ft14:All C 7r 144iieiiii played by Utah Symphony plays his new work "Eloge" not yet performed played Wednesday by the Utah Symphony conducted by in the Maurice Abravanel second U of U Festival of Contemporary Music of the season Termed "Music for Today" the concert is sched uled for the Salt Lake 2624 South Main I Phone Assistts Pc?:7" 487-065- 7 CATALOG orders toA nco :ntro tITY cturAn 7 " A - 1Cn9 fc 8FMFEBZ3 the piece will ADDRPS I - ZIP I I combo i STATr CITY 4 a jazz use NAME i PIoso specify Med 0 Dent 0 Retsptisnist 0 vaIter10111gmo±10t0 b ---- 0 f 1 pr IS f05W Haleft Russian by birth but is an contemporary composer Ms old friend Igor Stravinsky will not conduct the Utah Symphony because of Finest "I've been a close friend of Stravinskz for years" Haleff said "I've been in love with his music and it has unconsciously influenced my own work There is an affinity between I 'tole YCZI2 : 01 tf“4 1 r z er"‘ :I:: I ' 1 21 C":" !MEM Ell po"kji ''f itA :1 Fascinating Challenge MMMMIMMMWIPIOMMMMMailMip I t - r ' - 4 ki fie gaimio E4 1 V e Inmaz1 r t4-- t rircon 90 13 LK to 10 PM ALSO Notional Health for Men tkJa: J Alt WI iCreligZOZJ'ZUQCZZ CiZIOW-- 7 çplz '430ZOW1 OV 'AO Don't miss this rare thrc:t op- - - traditionally fine dredge Furniture quality ° Militgtizti' BA ' t' 3DG Elv-4- 6tN 44 o ZPZ iaWt MAE TO 4070 ii71011G1101111"11E portunity to save on the 1 it 106 LocifIAL: 4-- 7 Ask about our convenient charge accounts be South End—Cottonwood Open Mon Thurs Ed Id 9 pm u:iaAokibi— el 'N cj CZt2 ?z5 Vir' rx 6' GZ17 VZCIZ 1 4 C6 1033 Ent 21st So Ma1l-2780- -- DAYS Scats and chairs reduced 10 to 40 -- Occasional Tables sale priced 10 to All lamps reduced 15 30 Save 15 On Maple Bedroom Pictures Wall Decor Gifts Pillows Bedspreads Area Rugs Open Stock-Dini- ng and Bed room Groups Reduced 10 to 20 L11 0 0e () 061) 0 LEItaillhitil 0 ItIcort10257-4!- ) 0 5 is the iie to atie savings C'e store on rldredge z and accessorici f:::op in every department traditionally fine quality furr2'-arfor outstanding values Each sale item or group still bears its original price tag so you'll see for yourself how genuine the savings really are! 41-CEEC- j tot Li LI 4134-87- now playing on KALI 24 hours a day Nc- - S0') rzas anAmbnomoma Game CASH-FOR-TA- X e co t ! !kA r ""-'-'k no SAVE 10 1 p!!!!! 1 Beside the Utah premiere of the Melt work the Utah Symphony will play two StraH vinsky works "Petrouchka" and "Symphony of Psalms" latter augmented by tb the I UniversityOvic Chorale which recently sang in the Utah premiere of Bernstein's "Chichester Psalms" Also on the program will be "Lions" a tone poem by Ned Rorem last year's composer in residence at the U of U in its second Utah performance itipp 1 - itunv STORE""0:02 CLEATIECE 0 cot 1111triti 0 nag ce hg os cl Itife 0 ckrrtirG esses 1tfifitit5 ocassal ettau caw ea lief ao h IMi3 0 avolve”"vvean ‘Iiiceigiv10 Stravinsky Works - iN ottilt pp ±sM'i 44"r06Erii4o40041111iiiii tration" he said "It is pure discipline to cadrol yourself and not change a note is you take music for solo piano and enlarge it for full orchestra" After two years of study the Symphony was finished with only one actual change from the original: the final chord came on the measure's first beat in the sonata but is 1 played on the second beat in the orchestral transcription ORO riat L 1 j 91144 the first 25 who too by or coil Ha leff's Second Symphony grew out of a piano sonata he wrote in 1955 "I waa fascinat- el by the challenge of orches- 011 t4 00 mayte Wi us" 117 CaTE::::CE TIT! numian Born New Yorker by adoption 437 to 6Clo DUTY dOkdhalit Utah Symphony to Play Haieff Work 499 to 799 1139 ac21999 I JOYL60e tOMMOMEOMIDOMMIENIIMEMOINIMMINIONIMMMSOMPOIMMOIMINMMEMEMPOMOMEM cAL DrESS j AL e Rs 6A A 0 4 0 0 495 t |