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Show Lecture To Precede Symphony Concerts SALT LAKE. Something new is in of the composers style in his piano store for Utah Symphony audiences concertos. Dr. Ratner, who is an emeritus this season. Before every Friday and Saturday evening performance, professor at Stanford University, rt there will be a lecture at received his doctorate from the 7 p.m. in Symphony Hall, free of University of California at Berkeley. He is widely published in charge to all ticket holders. Preludes is the name of the musicological journals as well as the informal new Groves Dictionary of Music. series, and each half-hou- r, Ratners compositions have been lecture will be presented by an will The musician. talks by symphonies including performed outstanding the San Francisco and Portland, and be related to the evenings program his prizes include Ford and Gugand be accompanied with musical illustrations. genheim Fellowships. Our audiences are in for a double Utah Symphony music director this season wonderful music treat of will lead Silverstein many Joseph and informative, interesting the Preludes, and several guest conductors and soloists appearing with Preludes to make every concert a the orchestra this season also will special event, said Music Director Joseph Silverstein. participate in the series. And we are fortunate in having All five of Beethovens piano concertos are scheduled during the up- our distinguished colleague Leonard coming season, with Claud Rank Ratner to talk about Beethoven, performing the Concerto No. 1 on the whose piano concertos will be orchestras opening concerts Oct. 17 featured throughout the season, he added. and 18. Seating for the Preludes is open, Appropriately, the first Prelude is and the entitled Beethovens Piano Concerlength will allow to relax with A Perspective. tos the talk, by time for concert-goer- s eminent musicologist Leonard friends in the lobby before finding Ratner, is a glance at the evolution their seats for the performance. THIS WEEK'S PUZZLE ANSWER pre-conce- - - 5 CROSSWORD CROSSWORD CROSSWORD CROSSWORD CROSSWORD 33 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Coming before And: Lat. Tibetan oxen Algonquins Pads Utter impulsively Printers measures Observes DOWN Throb 2 Edge of molding 3 Made good 4 Einsteinium: sym. 1 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 15 16 19 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 29 30 31 33 Dear John Continued from first page. pearances are often deceptive. Not until you look past the wrappings and get a real feel for whats inside can you gain a full appreciation for its worth. This is sometimes a little complicated though. Some of these gifts dont open up very easily and often require a lot of effort from others. Some almost refuse to be opened, while others have been opened before and discarded, or put on the shelf and forgotten. The message is clear: Identify the gifts in your life . . . before they get lost in the mail. Editors Note: John Waterbury is Director of Dayspring Chemical Dependency Services for Intermountain Health Care, and questions or requests for information may be sent to him at IHC, 36 South State Street, 21st floor, Salt Lake City, Utah 84111. These letters form the basis for the "Dear John Letters. Not as much Unit Weight: abbr. Confines bien Resorts Judges Loan Golf mound Yemens capital Affectionate Wild Mineral sources Crustacean Hauled Prevaricated Stain Doctrine Captures Be obligated Annoys Rows Taps 34 Honest 36 Root food 38 Pronoun 39 Bachelor of Science 5850 SO. STATE 268-879- 7 |
