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Show I ; 1 0 The Magna TimesWest Valley News, April 18, 2002 Lifestyle Meet the candidates nights Local trio to perform with the WV Symphony While at BYU, working towards a Bachelor of Music, Baker was able to spend a semester in Slazburg Austria and attend the Mozarteum School of Music. Baker studied with Saturdays Spring Concert. The trio will be featured in the Symphony's performance of Concerto for Piano, Violin and Cello in C Major Virginia Slavich, David Freed, Julie Zumsteg, and Steve Emerson. She has performed extensively withcommunity orchestras, and professionally in the American West Symphony. Jay Welch Chorale and Orchestra, the Grand Theatre, Murray Symphony, Sandy City musicals. West Valley Symphony, the Days of '47 Orchestra, and also performed for 3 years with Heart and Soul. Wilcox started playing the violin at age 9, with a cardboard case and Elmers glue to keep the fingerboard on. As a senior at North Nigh High School in Evansville, Indiana, Hocking-Wilco- x received the Arion Award for Outstanding Musicianship from the Kiwanis Club, and a full scholarship to the University of Evansville. After one year at U of E, she transferred to BYU Wilcox played with the Hocking Trio for 3 years and conducted private lessons for several years. Hocking-Wilco- x has performed at the Governor's Mansion, in Jay Welch Orchestra, American West Symphony, and was the concertmasti of the Salt Lake Reparatory Orchestra. She currently teaches at by Beethoven in the Triple Concerto Op 56 First Movement. The trio consists of Mary Fllen Rosen on Piano, Phyllis Baker on Cello and on Susan Hocking-Wilco- x Violin. All of the musicians began playing their instruments as children and studied music in college, going on to either teach or perform with other symphonies around the country. Rosen has been studying piano since the age of 7. Her first teacher was her grandmother. She has most recently studied with Lenora Ford Brown, Adjunct Faculty, University of Utah. Rosen has been a ballet accompanist for both the Brigham Young University Ballet Department and the University of Utah Ballet Department.She won first place in the 999 Murray City Musical Composition Contest. 1 As a child. Baker, was shy and the cello was her voice, it gave her confidence and allowed her to excel and achieve. Baker grew up in the San Francisco Bay area and played with the California three "Meet the Candidate Nights" over the next few weeks to give GOP candidates for Utah's First, Second, and Third Congressional Districts a chance to meet with Republican delegates and interested voters. The events are free and open to the public. "We encourage all will Thomas Jefferson Jr. High and established the "Music from the Heart" Childrens Orchestra. The West Valley Symphony will perform Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Granger High School Auditorium. Tickets for the concert are $5 and can be purchased at the door. Youth Symphony and the El Camino Youth Symphony. The West Valley Symphony will feature three of its members in a special number that demonstrates their expertise and experience as musicians during Republican delegates and the public to come join us, and get to know our Congressional candidates. There will be plenty of time to mingle with the candidates." said Stefani Stone, chair of the Utah Young Republicans. The first forum will be held April 19 for Third Congressional District candidates. The forum will begin at 7 p.m. at room 201 of the Provo City Library, 500 North University, in Provo. The Utah Young Republicans and the Utah College Republicans or The second event will be held April 23 for the First Congressional District beginning at 7 p.m. at Wildcat Theater, in the Union Building of Weber State University. On May 3rd, a forum for the Second Congressional District will be held at the Salt Lake County Complex, beginning at 7 p.m. The building is located at 2001 South State Street, North Building Auditorium. SLCC Dance Company to celebrate Seasons of Love spring concert Salt Lake Community College's Dance Company will celebrate "Seasons of Love" as the theme for its annual spring concert. The company will take a look at the whole aspect of love as they incorporate jazz, ballet, tap and modem dance in its April 0 concerts. "We're not just looking at romantic love, but all kinds of love," said Tess Boone, associate professor of fine arts and director of the company. "We're exploring love of friends, country, life, even spiritual love, as well as when love doesn't work out and the frustrations of that." The show will feature invited student performers as well as guest musician Jonathan Stowers, who will sing "Seasons of Love" from the Broadway musical, "Rent" Stowers is an associate pro fessor of languages at the College. Dance The 1 been has rehearsing Company this concert since January. Members of the auditioned company not only include students who want to pursue dance as a major, but majors such as 19-2- dance company concert are $5 for adults, $3 for seniors, C SLCC employees and students. SLCC students receive free admission with a current SLCC I.D. non-SLC- Tickets are available at the box office by calling (801) 957-332- 2. Tuning in .... 19-2- student-choreograph- sociology, psychology, business management, nursing and American Sign Language. The concert will be pre0 sented at 7:30 p.m., April at the Grand Theatre on SLCC's South City Campus, 1575 S. State St. Tickets for the spring By Sally Return to Justice, airing May Stone King Features Synd., Inc 12. IN FOCUS -- Harry Hamlin and his former LA. Law cast-mafor Susan Dey two special TV productions this spring. Theyll be seen as a couple trapped by a malevolent force in the TBS thriller Disappearance, airing on April 21, and will reprise their roles as Michael Kuzack and Grace Van Owen in NBCs upcoming L.A. Law reunion film, L.A. Law: te m Ive always enjoyed working with Susan, Hamlin says. Ive had some expectation that with the L.A. Law film, we would pick up where we were when the season ended, and take it from there. And to some extent that was true. They had been lovers once and they still have this chemistry between then. But the overriding passion now for each of them is to win an important case, with Michael for the defense and Grace for the prosecution. After we did the movie, Susan and I agreed that we had new respect for legends about ghost towns. And speaking for myself. 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