| OCR Text |
Show The Salt Lake Tribune ARTS Sunday, February 18, 2001 Viola Takes Spotlight in Paradigm Series treat Veab Puzzles Can Be Found on Page BY CATHERINE REESE NEWTON EOEEHA H@ Good Music, Good Cause THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE The Paradigm Concert Series closes its season — maybe — with concerts spotlighting the viola this weekend. Paradigm Concerts are Friday and Saturdayat 8 p.m. at All Saints Episcopal Church, 1710 S. Foothill Drive, Salt Lake City, and Feb. 25 at 3 p.m. at the Jubilee Center, 309 E. 100 South, Salt LakeCity. Donations benefit Hildegarde’s Food Pantry. Paradigm music director Joel Rosenberg does notrule outa fifth installment in this year’s series, whichhe said raises about $1,000 per concert pair for charities. Raising moneyfor people in need is one of Paradigm’s three main missions, he said, along with bringing music to underserved audiences (and educating those audiences about music) and bringing attention to the organizations the series choosesto benefit. The concert series is in its sixth year, andits second at Salt Lake City’s All Saints Episcopal Church, where the musicians are artists in residence. Rosenberg said that when Paradigm shifted venues from the Jewish Community Center, then-All Saints rector Bradley Wirth also helped engineera shift toward community service. Last year’s beneficiaries were children’s causes, such as Shriners Hospital and Camp Kostopulos. This year, Paradigm has raised moneyfor Utahns Against Hunger, the Salt LakeInterfaith Hospitality \ Network and the YMCA’s After thool Program for the Travelers his job. Aid Shelter. The upcoming con- of soloist duties this weekend. He certs benefit Hildegarde’s Food Pantry. Rosenberg also added a third performance of some Paradigm concerts this year. They are at the Jubilee Center in downtown Salt Lake City because “we want more ofan outreach andit’s closerto the centerof town,”he said. t Lawless, a violist in theseries’ core All Saints Chamber Group, said participating in Para- digm is doubly rewarding. “Playing chamber music in a small groupis about as wonderful thing as a string player ever gets to do,” said Lawless, who teaches musicin the Salt Lake City SchoolDistrict. “AndI'm very newto Utah and Salt LakeCity, andto be involved with fellow musicians in a worthwhile cause is very important to me.” Lawless and her husband relocated from Tennessee last year for Rosenberg has the lion’s share teams with violinist Kelly Parkin- son in Mozart’s “Sinfonia Concertante” and is featured in a Telemann concerto, a short piece by Jorge Mackert, a Max Reger suite orchestrated by Kelly Richardson, the HummelViola Fantasy (based on the tenor aria “II mio tesoro” from Mozart’s “Don Giovanni”) and Hindemith’s “Trauermusik.” Rosenberg said Hindemith, himself a violinist, composed “Trauermusik”in six hours for a London concert when the producerfelt the originally programmed concerto was too sunnyto play on the heels of the death of King George V. (Hindemith premiered the piece two days after the king’s death.) Though the piece’s name translates roughly as “Mournful Music,” that there is “nothing too long or heavy”on the program. CLEANING To express his love of the towering, snow-capped mountains crowning his native Bavaria, the young Richard Strauss wrote what he Frank C. Fratto “A deaning company Patrick Fratto ET) Answers (Top to Bottom): Electric, Box, Cattle, Car bell yOu Can trust to be his An Alpine Sy Join guest conductor Andreas Delfs and an expanded Utah Symphony on their musical journey over perilous glaciers and through torrential storms toward the mountain summit. You'll always rememberthe sound! Additionally, the orchestra will be joined by acclaimed virtuoso Andreas Haefliger for Mozart’s sublime 24th Plano Concerto. Friday & Saturday, March 2 & 3 ¢ Abravanei Hall, 8 p.m. SING...UNDER THE BATON OF WORLD FAMOUS CONDUCTOR LORIS TIEKNAVORIAN IN THE TABERNACLE, MAY 2001 Sponsored by Fred A. Moreton & Company Insuranceeos - Employee Benefits ORATORIO SOCIETY OF UTAH AUDITIONS SUNDAY FEBRUARY18 & 25 3:30-5:30 PM FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 2150 S. FOOTHILL DRIVE SLC, UT CALL 262-7933 Now THROUGH MARCH 4 Pay Wrat You Can SATURDAY MATINEE The Rose Fibruary 21 ma Wagner Performing \rts Center ¢ kuerFm90 bArt\Tix} 5REREA Ye nateLal The American Experience WHITEST TEETH, D ann LINCOLN: Not IN THREE MONTHS. Not IN THREE WEEKS. By TONIGHT. INTRODUCING THE BRITESMILE PROFESSIONAL TEETH WHITENING Process A REVOLUTIONARY WAY TO GET TEETH THEIR WHITEST, IN JUST ONE HOUR HOW WHITE WILL MY TEETH GET? BriteSmile uses a breakthrough new “blue light” technology and a gentle whitening gel to safe ly whiten your teeth to their ultimate natural whiteness (9 shades whiter on average) in just one visit of about an hour. ] Plantation Pine Bedroom Collection e offers a great selection of beds, chests and armoires in a variety ofstains or painted finishes. WHERE CAN I HAVE THE TREATMENT DONE? Only at BriveSmile’s first Associated Dentist in Utah: ADVANCED COSMETIC DENTISTRY KentM. Johnson D.DS. raeSTSD068 1 Seate-Ot-The-ArtTechniques «Complete Mouth or SingleToot «Front or BackTeeth Returned to Nx! Free Serenah & Beauty BondingVerwers.Cokored Shown: Qn. Pine Sleigh Bed usr $775, SALE $579 » Contentrag fl ret Now THRU Pesruary 28TH BRITES4SMILE. whitening at the speed of tight + Member American Academy of Cosmetic Dencistry © Asociate Instructor i Las Vegas Inemmee for Advanced Dental Sexdies 1+ AbnhedAuthor andLactarw + Compbmencary Cosmetic Consutaions, |
