Show --- - - - - oftwommonimiwast040mmo646'- - - - - - - ' ' : - 4M—'- I - 1 ' f A - itt so 0 i to : s : itit ig tis - 1 ' 1 i i ' t ir I I ii s I I ' t i : ' - I i - sI 0 Yarmi is ke ping tinie I l 'Tamil's music iL 'being on Balt Lake City's new-ag- e : locally By Ceherine Leese tottlem- 1:Einl crier s) Shi- pirary stationDale Nelson said that lion manages' when the company thawed from a ldimmapo1is4J1setl satellite boa& cast 5ormat In Imo progennning this past lanuiey It was lamb's music tudeased the station trough The transition '"We wer1 realty irepared Sur The switeb from satellite to live 'broadcasting but we did lave some Tarmi on land'" Nelson said 'Whenever well ploy Tenni four phone lines Ninnild light !hp and we really got a feel for -who our audience IntE rung to be:Tenni said the is toncemed about lisaudiencetut not tame point that Ihe lets It inDutmce lus writing'That le see's 'would take away the origimalty and purity:of alternative:Indio:be original:Where : It gets lost is When we start playing around with ill and start thinking 'Are people going le like it 'this way? Anil going to sell A lotot albumsethis way? Is:radio going 1°111aY this?-Thaninuteyou start tieing that them it's mot yours Itoraare: 'You've ed 'thing is tertain Ile does:not approve of the label New Age :Music thetype of music the advent of the synthesizer is said 'to:have ushered in you take i3omethirig so experimental and inviting as this tall it New Age and box it in so That you (choke it? The mame New Age will probably disappear and they will call it something else that is 'broader or has a different 'connotation but arenot themusic and going 10 disappear:" "'Bow TEM Taiga T s tutte" sings Nannetta Alice S : Ford's daughter i 4 :: 1? 6 r 4 i ' James 'Miller in October's sang "Otello" is cast as T'enton Nannetta's young lover Sarah Ventura is the stage director and David Agier will conduct the 'Utah Symphony in the production Costumes are by Susan Memmutt Allred with lighting by M Kay Barrel and wig and makeup design by Rebecca Kravetz Paul RShortt of Piedmont Opera Theatre designed the sets Tickets are available at the box office for $10 to $35 lb The Utah State University Women's Chorus will present a concert Wednesday at 6 pm in the Tippetts Gallery USU Chase Center Logan Admission is Si is The USU Chorale and Chamber Singers will perform Thursday at B pm in the Morgan The- Cassio who 7 1 ' I 4 i i s is i ! M ki c s 1 ? i i s s4 i i t The It Lake Vocal Ensemble will offerthe world premiere of 'Bongs by !Utah 4composer RamiroCortes at Its spring concerts Friday at Zion Lutheran'Church 1070 Foothill Drive and Saturday at St Wiark's Cathedral '231 E1st SouthBoth concerts areat pm donation is 5 1NanceelCortes Hathaway the composer's widow will Introduce the Cortes songsAlso on the program are Machmaninuff's Vesper "Evahlityeh imya Gospod:nyeh": excerpts from Lassos' "Le lagrime de San Pietro andworks of 'Vaughan Wiliams OW haud I3rahms and Bruckner India Forum Utah pre- sents Baul-Ga- n music'by SanatartDas accompanied Biswanath and Basudev Das at the liniversi- ty of Utab's 'Social Work Auditorium Friday at 7 '30 pm Suggest- ed donation is 3 ' — -- vallled It'llreate a plane lar irleaetfi with people we lite toirif music we Ile 'with me deadlines" Chamber music at the festiri- le Int" music l '''' iit was UlitT' irat'l '141111 i Fellowship several Guggenheim Foundation awards and other honors He is a musicologist author of composition texts and professor emeritus at the City University of New York (Queens College) Three University of Utah majors are among four finalists in the Grand Junction (Colo) Symphony Orchestra's nationall Mozart Concerto Competition Senior Kim Crosby junior Zhang Qing and freshman Jennie Watson n ):CrNi ‘ 17 spnntatieity 6T Ithe Phat" "thie time a traveled to ELII" Isdimesia valet is really far away?' Ind iin Tem'alt Tear& tas leen Ate said by asyofilituttration-- 2 got Inert ita atillumeplumed -I A'alit to mike 32Mair with out aff may Iota stud the fing persott 2 saw maned 'alit Itaesta BJd1tBOUXAtbbV Tung!' Z WEIL 1111etiter d tit Mormon 'Tabernacle Choir who lad 'bees the most defintit riieg to sung ath arte a month 'before achieve just Lila feel ee geed 'earl) year to iiee 'Wyoming Too VIE 'see how 250 colleaguee mime 'here to make 'warmly 2 fah— a was 1E13 runlet-o-f a remote area air the world imd 2 music ats Ile a lag :reunion We anet a friend We lad :made music 'can sPeak with eaeb Irerml a lew411 that words mimul ihr we tf3111) together:" knw eaohthertmalevel thid IS SO 'This surmner Mr —words annot impress it '" his Illlth year with the ?dr Zoog 'stud Utah figures festival and his eth BeBBOD 118 SIC tinder Ms leadership prominently Lit that circle trf the music 1 estival :has grown from frendsBe hashee s !rguent vis(conceits in a circus lent and them- - itor to the state (csmducting tee !Ptah 'Symphony Mormon 'Taberler music iiu The Mangy Moose nacle Choir :Oratnrio Society and to mational prominences The tresideld Festival Orchestra :other tenseruhles! Be amid 21tab tiraws rmenthers from such outfits Symphony music tlirector Jloaeph as The New Tint Philharmonic Silverstein !attended the (Curtis InNational Symphony (Orchestia and stitute tit Philadelphia Ingather 'Bt Patti Chamber (Orehestra(The anti the festival ithrectm: said the Mormon Tobernaele Choir and 'would apve to see the ':SyM- members (of the riltah 'Symphony phony play in 2aekson or the Festi!have performed an the 'Tetons an val Orchestra wisit Symphony Ball In Ins year of anniversaries far years IAA ?This yearthe Vtah s vnithe lestival 'the tOrchestal Semiphoymismrepresented by Tiolint etnar fountled by IVslung :insetspi Irey Vagrier) Two summers :tigo I:went:ire Newl'ork Philharmonic 20th year The Semiwith (conductor Erich Leinsdoil nar (&rchestra made up el at- and pianist Alicia tie Larrocha lanced students from nrotmd the (dropped by to play lour !concerts tountry takes lour weeks inten:EFor IttrTung friendithip is What sive repertury study with e faculty 1 Q - l' t 40 PS ' teit54"4"1 SIMP-teTuilia- 3 'I I ' I 4 Tks "Ik mu-direct- or II I 13 t La-lio-n I nal I i ' ' it I I twit Ter115- '' ' 1 ling Tung nu& direotor of Grztot Trtim 114 'alms to xnuoic tritmes for 'mat or Ida ItlxIraff-r- 321rda:114311-alaTill'Is111111 "' pirticipant MD IeKample for "the Toting players Ave ':holptrainThis 1is lilot the NOMillat 16 4111 about:" 'This 13111111118r ler 'Tung lloiks amard ospeeisaly le perrofxinanees iv pianists lation Loot Sara ll'oliensohn and Eduardas Bairn wiolin tCle Maaat'e'' A Continued From E4 sive for as to produce:" She acitis that the style of "Ahce"is notrepresentativeof the plays usually staged 'by TWW "Were slowly Vying to 'he known as a company that produces local work" but '‘Ahce" tiffers 'broad exposure and bring s "people !to otir theater who normally wotildn't come" 'Why is the Show so popular' "U think first tof all 'because it's positive" says :Ms (Graham the :rector of all fiveTWW productions "it is poignant not saccharine It strikes a 'nerve with a lot of women and It's sunny 'We've also made (concerted effort notto make it overtly politica" 'There is a scene featuring a cranky feminist poet who walks onstage carrying a large hook and recites her poem: 'Tor Women Only" "I am woman" she says lib so seriously "'A ccrippled bird The ledge is told Flap Flap Flap:" There Is also a scene entitled sliot Lunch tl offering an answer to any female looking fur an appropriate Tesponse to the chauvinist who whistles as She 'walks by The poignancy m particularly ap:parent in the mumher railed "For trait" featuring a woman looking at a photograph Alf lieceased motherand singing of tow he misses 'There is a Gothic-move- l junkie TOwealed in'"TraSh"arid sexual Eldliee wig tiouhle4mtendre iinlioneypot" And in the torb-son- g category there 's TduarThan Ton 'Wood Cardlyn has been with the 'TWW Show since again the beginning :and Teturns for this version Will there be 'whittli is a good thing a (only 'know tone tap atep and Ilrien 'knows the (other but 'we are foing same hew things with the troll PersonS' timber Thanks to what we 've 'learned from the rhurth (of Thdy Laskethall" The Chord) tff Holy Ilasketlailr Tes'" iszty realm and Ms Wood in Amnion '"We organized it a :years ago vtien we wealized were 'was a whine group (of vs who wgre itevout Utah Oa fans:" &zincing The Actar-allaoreograph- anything mew? For starters: the theater This '"Alice" marks the first 11WW :produce-toto be staged in the :rorapany's new borne the 3ewett tenter for 'the Performing Arts 4U get to make averything 'bigger and splashier" says Ms Wood 7 ledg i ng that the musical toes not contain a great deal of tchorengraptly '"There is a tiny bit of lap n 26D-se- at -- le-cau- se Ids 'Wood adds tiod iihe paid punT the letitiall to a moves lased by mentur Mut Lam Sum during the Luton 1 tiff :series —Vise 'bun-owteChnigue — the one atiere ale twee one arm to pick top Levin iliihniion and 'set kap un the firnr 'Wbot a 11azz-Phoen- ed -- appropriate times throughout the game "I'Ve often get in It Well' while the team :is lauddied mid Teptat sa- ehants" (Graham says with M laugh 'Ufa Our way sending out good vibes to our team" 12if -- Sr 1 Seats ortnanees are liCidnedayi through :Saturdays at pm and 'Sundays 'beginning June 2 at through June 1E Tickets are '11210and 110 amd available by tctilling 13 T1 Selected broadcasts on The aaea'a radio stations major classical-musiEBYLT-F(891) and KUER-Pc (901) plus television highlights: "St Paull Sunday Sunday 10 aim KBY11-81- 1 Morning" — moil mans String Quartet m music of Dvorak Shostakovich and Asiamayan Sunday1 pm JUICE than Symphony— Brahrns Vmlin Concertoand Symphony No 1 Sunday 1:30 pm Ch 1 and Monday 8 pm 103Y1J-Fand Ch 11 — ITite National Maroon& Day Concert" Sunday 8 pm Ch IL "Opera Stones" — Verdi 'frovatore" "11 Vent Requiem Monday 10:10 am RBYD-FmDunn Curry liadiey ?Lanka Atlanta Symphony Or- - - '1' ehestra and ChorusShaw Monday 2 pm KBY11Phl — Mozart Requiem Mckaugillm bwing Hadley Hauptmann: Bavarian Radm Symphony Orcnestra and ChorusBernstein !Tuesday ptmKBYllFM Pittsburgh Sympiumy — Beethoven Symphonies Nos 1 and '7 Wednesday 755 pm KBYU-F1- 1 Wednesday Nkehl Opera — Verdi "11 'Ironton" Thursday 11:10 am KLIER "Soundwaves" for students ñi 11tan schools — music of Copland and Sousa Thursday pm EBY1AM Chicago Symphony — Verdi "Mello' Pavarotti 1 c Kamwa Slicer Mumesota Orchestra — Friday program ineludmg the Symphony No and Rudolf Buchomcier in the "Emperor" Concerto June 2 41 pm On 11 'Opera tone'— Verdi Reservations :are sit'mlg37 recommended The theater as aft 12till E 171th South a 0 IMIZsa- Ms s'at! gt 2 is' V- - - - - 0 freib SeaFaad nni Stenh 1 0 R3li5sfrie 3pe:531s 0 Great Snonwiciles noti Bur3ers 0 0 Post: tmi Soiads - i ' 1040 2 ii ' SUNDAY-THURSDA- Y Public Poll Voted Oceans 'Restatumnt the Best Sezlood is Utah IP ORIEITIAL South 'FRESH PACIFIC orchestra beginning fall quarter 1991 Alumni and community may participate through the department of continuing education The orchestra will rehearse one night a week The music department will also - IP - z lit FRESH '7"1 !! c 2 LA:ss-EpoL- ' I awarded the first-priz- e scholarship of $300 Second place and $125 went to flutist Gail Dawson while pianisl Charlotte Fife won honorable mention and $50 All are majors at the University of Utah ALL FUKE: z '111111: totg: 'a' to: Regular Price — Concert WESLEY EELL RINGLTS AN'NUAL r- t llt-v- c ''' r"-i' 4 '4 4re it 't s 9 - 4' -- IF '''!' - I ML---4' s - ss s s as assteassastrasssasas :-- - - ' ' - - - a I ? Sass- IL4ryr A? a'sla 1 2: let I i t ass ' f 1 - : i - - - fr' '''''' i- - - -- '' t "''''' "I' it ? as - i- n'l- P 'S 4 6E --- 11 4 SPRING the 1911 COLOR MY WORLD TOUR saturoay Jur 1 1091 at 7:30 pm REST UNITED METHODIST CHIJIICH - ras 203 South No Charge 20C Ent ootaion i t '10 40 Ago: - gt 1014111110r - ' ' --7 IMAY SALE 118" Sheer 118" Embroidered 1 1 I'erticals — 4 DCCia&ed 1 Lus7' - 099 yd io 1 IN rNi OW Duettes — N yd 141' is k I C199 Winter White White Marble Champagne Leg 5 AP:Peering in 'V tes Lace with Scalloped Hem Slub Antique Satin s 4760 South 900 East 40'01 OFF music-performan- 1 I I PCIT'AES -- P: 261-011- qL6taallard'CrOs(ttiA-Ca- s 11100111111111 aa tsat ill 7 passessesapsesa 0P Kommicorotelouallifritoosmumerimullipilefluts i bairn "Tr 1iet i- k' - '''kta- E a NC'Ajleiii S e o L- - t Our Sunset Dinnoms mum omribezermeme tqew Enpand Chub Ciwrivier sr a Immo tomeo green emu ap "rel ow iTencii arum fresh SUNIIIMPUi bum me groom weigesamou ner mail &Mb tri :"r-- - t CONTLETE DINNERS quarter For more information about the orchestras at the U of U contact music director Robert Debbaut The Salt Lake Alumni Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon International Music Fraternity announces winners in its annual scholarship auditions concert Clarinetist Jaren S Hinckley was -' iti11”4 ts' SEAFOOD DV sLAADArT Muhl BEFJST OF baahrogi Shrimp majors only with three rehearsals a week and two to four concerts per i r I 4 1541 41 411t z t tHicualv piD SNAPPER & 41S?'' SIM FRY MAIll uni 'he Cmom 'i ' : $995 5:00 UNTIL 6:30 JAHI ltr m a : s 0- tf sa -- - EAWitlliAri I X la SUNSET DIATATERS ‘r--- s 'A it kedis Frozen Yagurt 111 - 4 IF ' il ma "Ernani" 011 4:00petts to I 0:00pm ' CD - 1111--- GM TO SUNDRY z m :Barbara Mehm 'Teresa Suntlerson and Wendy Thotripson3 01717 ftrine is musical &rector of the —ILL Cal& Land" with rnnic design y taartil aa a W! 5srals- It addititm 1 o Vtiod tbe "learn" ffor Ahce this year iiontaties 'Trudy Jorgensen Eathryn ff Tred it move" peat an a ot partictilariv--eselusive kw non-mus- a tt ticalar cub meetis regular)y thiringIa season 1d a members home front Id' the television Tad wine is served 'before tip-o''as 'part (id the fully sacrament" and then tif Classical highlights on the air well as alumni and community members The 11!s Liberal Education Council will grant three hours of fine-art- s distribution credit to majors for participation in the a it Name Is Alice' coming back in town The Sail Lake Tribune will consider calendar items and audition notices received by noon on the Wednesday before publication On auditions please include the name of a contact person as it appears in the telephone book The Tribune dos not publish phone numbers ea i4 that the letTO fees town'" prodior IIII ' Merwrial Day -I it rt k s I N h w Z s CREDIT ' ''''JkasimWeaulimmamsiis t' 1 CA'' FOE sacr S- - Hata seamen 406 133E ion 3399 booth ''s ' ' lintallniCe Sas un 'IS TEM smm 11442 it IA! INTEREEr VIM lentriV51) cozarr kaD-P- ri 1r w t hal Du 5 - s Vd s 0 U '10 off to I Oaf 0 fl 1 Saturday after a live performance with the orchestra The University of Utah is making changes in its orchestra program The University of Utah Symphony Orchestra will now include students from many academic disciplines as n It ' —Catherine Reese t le his '2B years as musictleactor Mr Tung saiti the festrtal has "teadastl a levelhut Isestiees must grattying:" Mir thalleure dor tthe !atom will lie ID maintain that aev(III 'Ttiggetra sant Utter:" Ito :said '"So leech :siert alas to he dime to anaintam a hist rgusdity mid try to :get betterMie minute:sem duel do wrrnittkY s d' ermer seminar 11E and a:Saral nelang Ing'AvIlartlit ''''' '""e" ''''''''' 'Syniphomy principal lass 11ayer David Ta- stUtri-- -- friendL'" - tryside tif Bengal synthesizes Buddhism Hinduism and Sufism The Bauls travet from village to village carrying the ektara (a simple stringed instrument) singing and dancing Mark Neiwirth is the first featured recitalist in Westminster College's free "Summer Sundays at the Piano" series at the Jewett Center 1250 E 17th South He will perform June 2 at pm --- Is-- the coun- g lafliptppineert"t — ant play molar we tint 'twilit IT da''Ite aald' '"I will the Serge Koussevitzky Music Foundation in the Library of Congress and the Koussevitzky Music Foundation Inc other members of the consortium are the Orchestra of St Luke's the Columbus (Ohio) Symphony and the Fairfield (Conn) Orchestra Each orchestra work featuring American pianist Michael Boriskin as soloist in a pair of concerts on its 1992-9- 3 regular season Perle is the recipient of the Pulitzer Prize a MacArthur Foundation piano-performan- ' I t Music "lelVS: Symphony commissions Perle work The Utah of a consortium commissioning a piano concerto from George Perle The commission will be granted through i i ! Temm Irestavet ' Symphony is a member so atreof 'the URI Chase Center 17)D-mi- le !director Ling Tung is concerned 'It's so Mose It s practicaDy is the sublime of Balt Lake City:' Mr Tung said en a reoent Tait tulipPo : it:" 'The :keyboardist wotild rather mit put limits 11a anything even when ttlyingto describelis own Inusicale a :i6 fdrive Irmo tall 1:ake City — rittrt xi Es& Lake's lack yard as far as Ccand TEtiM Music Festival music ' wraps up opera season Utah cOpera's production of Verdi's last opera "Falstaff" concludes with a 2 pm matinee loday in the Capitol Theatre 50 NV 2nd South The production will be sung in Italian with English Supertitles Ronald Hedlund sings the title role with Karen Anderson as Alice Ford lee Velta is cast as Ford Alice's husband Deidra Palmour is Meg Page with Martha Jane Howe as Dame Quickly a neighborto the two wives Scott Wilde and William Saetre sing the two rogues Pistola and Bar-doll- ° Brian Scott is Dr Cain& Two Utah Opera singers are in the cast Susan Deauvono:recent- ly heard as Despina in "Cosi fan iacksdn ACYD 1 is siE shout "As musicians air mar lives we play wtla the 142 'TRIBUNE THE BALT ' the-wor- '"I1 we do it :exactly laow we teed it - it has :no and tow we unnerstanti a Music notes: t - I - well-receiv- ed ever-commerci- as 'a new personal horizon 11 tt I II! E3 Itry ' Continued From L1 man I've ever known" The couple are said to be to l'anni's many 'concert taveliog stops lin a lavencier t ourbusWhes not touring Or 'working Tanni anti leas Evans spht thew lime between homes in California arid:Comma 'WashTormi says :he is lavrare that his pubhe and L'ritirs are skeptical beeauseMf the lidded 'boost lo his eareer but that doesn't affect 3iis passion for music for the 41111M1111 with whom he shares his life '11I1m just one of those people who are fortunate to have everything in :life moving in a positive chrection" ' the musician remarked Ile is even wise to the people who refer to :him and this musical product as "Yawni":tlismsg the critics as people who aren't in touch with what he is trying to convey Passion trives Venni "'ilia as it dues every other :human 'being:" Be uses it rto communicate with fother 'PeoPle "not 'through words but through music:" 1 write about life about emotional experiences'" :he said 41 do It 'through music that describes the emotion mot the occuiTence or cirturnstance that caused it" As a resultl'annia music carries titles like '"Swept Away'" 'Isiostal- gm" and "Reflections of Passion:" 'The variety of music helistened to in his youth in Ealamata (Greece also influences biseomposing today Yanni saiti 'listing (classical jazz Eastern and the rock"s' roll "11 heard rock 'W TO11 but 1 rain heard slot of other things that most American kids wouldnlbe exposed to" he explained of his thildhood 41t seems to me that the that of any kid Who grew up here is prettylimited becausethafe all theylisten to" Ee 'views his increasing popularity s EtundeT to sound of synthesizer Director marks 25th year with Teton Festival' Middle z La? 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