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Show 6 B The Salt Lake Tribune. Tuesday, December Gala honors performing arts greats 8, 1981 Ackerman and Winston: A real find Ackerman is from the John Fahey school of steel string guitar playing His style of open tuning sounds much like Fahey. In fact, technically speaking, Ackerman is every bit as good as John Fahey Ackerman played solo guitar for nearly an hour, interspersing his deeply reflective acoustic pieces with hits of dry humor. Pianist George Winston joined him on Search For The Turtle's Navel, Ackermans best piece of music that night. The two produced music that was meditative, thoughtful and extremely personal. The two were obviously playing as much for their enjoyment as for the audiences But I think both musicians were genuinely pleased to be so well received by the crowd In truth, I had never heard of either man before. Both were recommended highly by those in the know. I was not disappointed Winston took over for Ackerman after a short intermission. He delved immediatelv into the Vince Guaraldi tune Linus and Lucy. The uptempo childrens song was jazzy and colorful. The pianist handled Fats Wallers Harlem stride piano style in stride, performing Chase with reckless abandon Winston played four separate parts on the piece, revealing his prowess as a fluid technician as well as classy interpreter. Winston blew harmonica on the Irish tune Haste To The Wind, which was done to perfection, but the highlight of his set was the swirling soundscape he created with his piano on Carol of Elves. Both Ackerman and Winston record on the Windham Hill label, which Ackerman founded. The two are extremely talented in person so Im sure their albums would offer more of the same. By Tom McCarthey Tribune Staff Writer I spent a delightful evening at the Ladies Literary Club over the weekend listening to the cerebral sounds of William Ackerman and George Winston. The intimate hall had a holiday spirit to it. Christmas decorations gaily accented the inside of the Utah Historical site. A brightly lit tree sat off to one side of the stage All a listener needed was a cup of eggnog to top off the festive feeling U. bands plan concert Four University of Utah bands will present a joint concert Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Kingsbury Hall. The concert will mark the first time in recent memory that all of the bands campus have joined in one program, according to Ed Thompson, music department chairman. The bands will include the Ute Marching Band conducted by Gregg I. Chorus Hallelujah from Handels The Messiah. The marching bands drum line will present Chic Coreas "Spain and three arrangements Caby Wolf dence, Fugue in G Minor and Utah Man. The Wind Ensemble will play Gordon Jacobs An Original Suite and Wolf-Rap- Francis McBeths W. The jazz Divergents. band will offer Tom Hanson, the Ute Kubis Marching Band Drum Line directed by Douglas J. Wolf, the Wind Ensemble, a group conducted by Loel and the Big Band, a jazz ensemble under the direction of Henry Wolking. The marching band will perform two football shows from the past season. The program will Hep-wort- include Ways, p Changed, Moon Gems It Was Wolkings and Jan Spencers arrangement of 0 Come Faithful. Ye All Brigham Young University Wind Symphony, David Blackinton, conBarrus, ductor, And marimbist: de Jong Concert Hall. Harris Fine Arts Center, BYU, Provo, 8pm Bountiful Symphony, Gordon Andrus, conductor, Dan Pack, violinist, Bountiful High School Auditorium, G95 S Orchard Dr., 8 p.m David Kranes' Babcock Horay, Theatre, downstairs Pioneer Memorial Theatre, University of Utah, 8 pm. Tom Brown's Schooldays, Pardoe Theatre, Brigham Young University, Provo, 8 p.m. An Evening with Dickens, featuring Michael J. Bennett, Villa Theatre, 254 S. Main, Springville, 8 p.m. Star of Bethlehem, Hansen Planetarium, 15 S. 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CENTRE THEATRE will Rigoletto Die Rex Harrison paid tribute to his longtime colleague, Grant, saying: "The fact is, there is but one Cary Grant, the original, the supremely gifted man whom we honor tonight for a magnificent career on the screen. There is no question that Count Basie, his band, the many musicians, arrangers, composers, vocalists he nurtured for more than 40 years, were a major Marsha Mason Kristy McNict hof The University of Utah Opera Theatre will present its quarterly scene recital Friday at 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. in Kingsbury Hall. Wagners Just And Art Buchwald, the humorist, said: think Mr. President, if you had not decided to go into politics, you might be sitting in the chair that Cary Grant is in right now. (Copyright) herself." JACQUELINE BISSE CANDICE SEGEN PRIZE of of Baryshnikov, the ballet dancer , said has he whom with the choreographer Robbins, worked for many years: I dont know whether it is more difficult to dance his choreography or talk about Mr. Robbins. His choreography is a straight complex, rich, reflection of his personality demanding. Mikhail PGMti. 6iwef Birdland and Smile, Over the Rainbow, the theme from the film an arKing of Kings, rangement of Malottes The Lords Prayer and an arrangement of the The Marriage Count Basie, Cary Grant, Helen Hayes, Jerome Robbins, and Rudolf Serkin The occasion was the fourth annual Kennedy Center Honors, which is becoming the capitals most glittering extravaganza. In its few short years this honors presentation has become an important occasion in this countrys cultural life, said Walter Cronkite, the television newscaster, in remarks prepared for an audience of about 2,000 in the Kennedy Centers Opera House. It is a chance for us all to exclaim in fitting fashion our pride and admiration at the diverse talents our country produces. 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