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Show BA SYLVESTER STALLONE 1986 Saturday January II, Thp Salt Lake Tribune, Cellist Lynn Harrell excels with Utah Symphony Frida) Mathews nbune Staff Writer Cello aficionados had a rare pleasure Friday when guest soloist Lynn Harrell performed with the Utah Symphony in the seasons only program devoted to the cello. The cello works were well chosen Saint-SaenCello Concerto No. 1 in Rv Anne s trouble spots. Concert review A lo Minor and Faure's "Klegy for celThe pieces are ,md orchestra among the most beautiful the cello in concerto demands Saint-Saen- s both excellent musicianship and technical mastery from the soloist. The composer seemed to want the instrument to be both cello and violin and there are many difficult passages in the arctic stretches of the fingerboard. Harrell's playing was so confident that we were never aware of any 'i lepertmre He gave a Romantic and free interpretation with lots of vibrato and took full advantage of his cello's rich, a tone that never sonorous tone failed even when he played high, soft notes. Perhaps the only flaw was the - excessive slurring up to high notes a! the beginning of the concerto Under conductor Charles direction, the balance between cellist and orchestra was ex cellent, particularly in the delicate, minuet-liksecond movement. sage Happening Today By Mark Hinson Knight-Ridde- r Utnh Symphony, with cellist Lynn Harrell and Charles Ketcham conducting, Symphony Hall, 123 W. South Temple, 8 p.m, Darrel Stubbs, oboist, Assembly Hall, Temple Sciuare, 7.30 p.m. Free. Thonk You Popo," Hale Center Theatre, 7H01 S. Vain, 8 p.m. "Joseph and the Amonng Technicolor Dreomcool," Promised Volley Playhouse, 132 S, State, 7 30 p.m. The Importance of Being Earnest," Pioneer Memorial Theatre, 300 South and Sheet, 8 p.m. Medal ol Honor Rog," Lab ThecrtTe, Per-- i p mlng Arts Building, University of Utah rumpus, 8 p.m. "Talking With," Theatre 138, 138 S. 200 f ost, 8 p.m. Presented Inc. by Wolk-On"Come Back lo the 5 ond Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean," Courage Theatre, second floor, Converse Hall, Westminster College, 1300 East, 1700 South, 8 p.m. Presented hv the New Shukespeore Plovers. "One Person," and "The Hounted Host," Art Barn, Reservoir Park and Finch Lone, 8 p in Presented bv the Players. Steve McGrew, Michael Floorwax, Cartoon's Comedy Club, 115 S. West Temple, 8 30 and 10:30 p.m., 8:30 ond 10:30 p.m. "A Comet Called Halley" ond "The Lost Time I Saw the Comet," star shows, Hansen Planetarium, 15 S. State, 4:30 and 7 p.m. Laspr Magic, laser show with Top 40 rock hits, Hansen Planetarium, 15 S. State, 8:30. 3" 15 and 8:30 p.m. "Loser Vision," 9:45 p.m. "The Secret of the Cardboard Rocket, childrens star show (ages 4 to 8), Hansen Planetarium, 15 S. State, 11 a.m. star show for "Question the Answers, families and children (ages 9 and up), Hansen Planetarium, 15 S. State, 2 p.m. John Bayley, reggae, Legocy Social Club, Park City, 9 p.m. Newspapers Fla. Actress Faye Dunaway plans to produce and star in a film adaptation of Olive Ann Burns novel "Cold Sassy Tree," to be shot near the actress birthplace in the tiny town of Bascom, Fla., a few bormiles from the Florida-Alabam- a der. The actress made the announcement during a news conference with Gov. Bob Graham on Wednesday. Dunaway said the project is still in the "screenplay stage." Earlier Wednesday, Dunaway told a group of Florida State University theater students that the last role she truly identified with was that of 1930s gangster Bonnie Parker in the 1967 film "Bonnie and Clyde. - TALLAHASSEE, s command of the Romantic idiom made his choice of an encore piece a surprise. He played the hourree from J S. Bachs Third Suite Oscar-winnin- Faure's Klegy" Harrell broke our hearts with the ineffable sadness of the first theme. In the soft repetition of thistheme with the flute, the balance between soloists and orchestra was again perfect. Harrell was unafraid of playing verv softlv, with the last quiet pas- - (Bonnie) connected in a deep way a Southern girl," with who I am she said. Dunaway also told students that she would like to try some comedy roles. The Dunaway estab- ... oz orchestration The program will be repeated urday at 8 p.m. in Symphony Hall W South Temple. 4 Tm 123 "COMMANDO" M'.W UA M t, S' 1MPVS1 l J G J. w 2CvJh H TLM-- bit) 3 9 'J (R) plus "TARGET" I CIoimi ipomorad by th li. X b L'O (" JOO X 1 w t 1515 7, COTTONWOOO GfRMAN AMIRICAN SOCIITY The energy and conviction of the Utah Symphony musicians made the 3 THLATMS WAMN UARN CONVERSATIONAL GERMAN or (U A kA'T lHUS6 WOODS f, ,tAT HIGHLAND DB 278 4711 itorHng again. TIME- Thursdays, beginning January 16th from p m Course ends Murch 20th. PLACE. Senior Citizens' Recreation Center 237 S. 10th East, Salt late Center COST: $35 pet student for 0 Jd Dot. ml'iniviv (act course. moro Information coll 266-609Classes available for beginning ond termediate German. v see J) io20 MIHSOCMH I X3MD In- oo k 9 j Today at I 30 3 4i b bO 8 Gr' Century?; Crv TATM J For 10 10 t one will DEAD GOAT SALOON TONIGHT! January 10 Sat- RCADE Symphony ihiimii- ROCKY IV "Le Corsaire Overture." its murky with the original grammer in the film Network. She was also nominated for Academy Awards for her parts in "Chinatown'' and "Bonnie and Clyde. g The symphony began the program with a spirited performance of Berli- Major for unaccompanied cello and his knowledge about Baroque music was delightful. His articulation made the opening theme bright and lively, the ornamentation was well chosen, the vibrato minimal; and the interpretation stylish. The second part of the program was taken up with Schumann s Symphony No. 4 in D Minor. The orchestra captured the sweeping quality of the opening theme. The lushness of the string section almost compensated for Schumann's lack of imaginative use of instrumental color in the work. One suspects the version played Friday was one of those altered from With s mean-dering- in ( e ta many lovely themes in Symphony No come alive and overcame the ennui caused by the undistinguished that Schumann mistook for development. 4 Harrell 's Faye Dunaway will portray another southern woman Whats made our hearts in the h a ure. he pound survive & 11 Symphony Hall, 8 p.m. Lynn Harrell, uw- cf the AOid s ic v.ipj celbsts jo. ns conductor Charles Keleham .jnj the Utah Symprioiw in a program fe.itunnu husk tmt'i the Runaritic eu Tickflts Box Office CjlH 165 South West Temple 532-395- 7 Live Music By THE WUS 533-640- DELAIRS "He has everything," Harold Schonberg Die Nha S10-SZ- Fork Times lished herself as a leading American actress during the 70s in such acclaimed films as "Little Big Man, "Chinatown" and "Network. Dunaway won the Academy Award for Best Actress in 1976 for her of a ruthless television pro- - URRYIENDSJHISHVEEKT! 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