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Show 10 A The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, January 1H, l)B(i Fried, Levi offer compelling performance with symphony By Anne Mathews Tribune Stull Writer i"lmet Miriam Fried is a musi-iin who makes you forgot eterv-!- ' i'u; forget your fatigue, forget s 'iii light with youi spouse that looming foi get your raise, forget the t lbysilier. foi get all the tedious i vents ut everyday life She pei formed Tchaikovsky s Vm-hConcerto with the I'tah Symphony I rid i at Symphony Hall with fellow Israeli Voel Levi conducting Both r musicians are compelling in their and are able to make familiar music sound new. The freedom with which Fried played the concerto's first grand t home was perfectly suited to the work. The I'tah Symphony's ((petition of this theme matched tier strength. She transfixed us with the cadenza - her virtuosity totally sublimated toiler musicianship. She knew at every moment w here she was headed and even though we have heard the cadenza many times, we still wondered at her intensity. . ar-da- In the second movement ; he culled hTtli the melancholy of the fnt theme The exchange between flute and v lolin was lovely, the flutist c the rhapsodic quality ot the viu lins melody Fried hurtled through the last movement with an abandon that mesmerized us. Fried doesn't have the volume or the tone of some violinists hut her passion and the beauty of her playing were piercing She creates an unease, a disturbance of equilibrium, that is the sign of great art. It is impossible not to resHind. Boor old Leopold Auer, the l'Jth century violinist who lives forever in infamy for reviling the concerto as impossible to play One can certainly sympathize with his reaction, great virtuoso that he w as supposed to have been he was obviously not the master that Miriam Fried is There's a special joy that arises when the familiar is beautifully done. With Smetana's "The Molduu" that began the concert. Levi elicited a forward momentum from the orchestra that gave Smetana's old chestnut freshness and vitality ho-m- g He did not use a written score and his rapport with the orchestra had an immediacy that was unusual. In Sibelius' Symphony No 5. the orchestra achieved a flow and connectedness variety. The Utah Symphony played with confidence, creating foursquare stolidness in the first movement, romantic intensity as well as delicate pa that overcame the composer's sometimes endless repetition of thematic material and paucity of rhythmic ng (Vm fi JJ 344 l,l (iSIS b VI A III It MUH H A y 13! 1 00. 3 15. 5 50. 8 00, 10 05 m 1 Inc FJute, violin, and piano student rental, sponsored by the Salt Lake Chapter of Utah Music Teachers Association, Beesley Music Store. 1760 S.TOO East, 2 p.m. Free. One Person, and The Haunted Most, Art Barn, Reservoir Park and Finch Lane, 8 p.m. Presented by the Players. . Thank You Papa, Hale Center Theatre, 2801 S. Main, 8 p.m. .Joseph and the Amazing Techni-edo- r Dreameoat," Promised Valley Playhouse, 132 S. State, 7.30 p.m. The Importance of Being Earnest," Pioneer Memorial Theatre, 300 South and University Street, 8 p.m. Company, Babcock Theatre, . downstairs, Pioneer Memorial No-Na- The-atje- 8 p.m. 2pm Richard Avedon gets .ISSORK Richard (AP) narped photographer of thajftef jby the American Society of Magnhe Photographers. Gbrttoji Parks was named to the organization's honor roll during recent ceremonies at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The ASMP awards were started in 1913 to recognize and h?nor outstanding photography. Its membership h is included Ansel Adams, Eugene Smith and Philippe Halsman. Other prizes went to Mary Ellen Mark for photojournalism; Gregory Helsler for corporate photography; Jo$l Meyerowitz for book photography: and David Graham for the emerging photography award MONDAY. JANUARY 27 8 P.M 1.00 "The Secret of the Cardboard Rocket, children's star show (ages 4 to 8). Hansen Planetarium. 15 S. State. 11 a.m. soo w Pit WEf (PG 10 S 45 SO TWINS 968 I HPWOOOBOAO REMO WILLIAMS Ui 12 40 4 50 8 59' BE 5. STATt 266-025- lel 9 15 COLUMBIA -- t m i ri CIIEHAS JaJTTONUOOO"! in l3 tCDAV at i io 3 i--i b so b oo. KXBV SUPt 3 4T 1? 4b, 3 5001 I 9 4b 4b 6 4b WGHLANO TODAY AT 1 J DC 278-471- 6 4b 945 MERYL ROBERT REDFORD JO 10 PICTURES FR?., SAT., SUN. KID THE HOME AND THE WORLD 30 ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (BROADWAYJ i ffiimitafriiiiijfe) 260 E. 100 5c 3643471 9 15 7 00. 9 12 00 CIISSIIAIS 54IH SOUTH Al Ct' N DOU6Y STEREO DAILY ram 7 15 LOVES' ti lib STREEP TODnfS 8 2 Big Color Hits CUfk Gable Uni Turner "BE TRAYED THE STORY OF 3 Caron Douglas PSf MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV GREGORY HINES OPEN 7 P.M. 3605 Kirk Y SulOMON S MiNIS 7 JS Y0N0 THUNDER DOME 5 15 9 00 I KING II AT lob. bio 94b N OO 7761) ADVENTURE 2 50 7 00 NBC TV Ccne S'.j RICA DDL!. static rvcAiAu STg4EO PG boundirxl V'iilLhlr on ; VII.V Rnonl A L j ind PjCtUrC 45. 4 30. 7 00. 9 4b 65E 3n)$o 364 7641 JAGGED EDGE (R) 1:60, 5:40, 9:30 'THAT WAS THEN. THIS IS NOW" 3:45. 7:45 arcadeh I ('H VO 4 9IH KttST 3646591 9 00 "Question the Answers," star show for families and children (ages 9 and up). Hansen Planetarium. 15 S. State, 2 p m. award j)tpgraphy 9.45 p.m sion, 278-471- 1 "THE GODS MUST PG BE CRAZY (PC "Come Back to the 5 and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean, Courage Theatre, second floor. Converse Hall. Westminster College. 1300 East, 1700 South. 8 p.m. Presented by the New Shakespeare Players. Repertory Dance Theatre. Children's Museum of Utah, 840 N. 300 West. 1 p.m., followed by a dance workshop. Both events free with admission to museum. "Measure for Measure, Pardoe Drama Theatre, Harris Fine Arts Center, Brigham Young University. Provo, 8 p.m. "A Comet Called Halley and "The Last Time I Saw the Comet," star shows, Hansen Planetarium, 15 S. State, 4 30 and 7 p.m. Magic, laser show with Top 40 rock hits. Hansen Planetarium. Fi S. State, 3.15 and 8.30 p.m. "Laser Vi- DAisv CfY MANN 6" I Shows at 7:00, 9:00 Mat. Saturday 3:00, 5:00 4r s. lb 3 15 5 TNUIRU HAMM cdttonuooo"! 5001 MKXLANOC I r "Talking With. Theatre 138, 138 S 200 East, 8 p.m Presented by Walk-On- .4, lb MS 9 lb f, CA1LY A( "ENEMY MINE" (PG13) 6 00, 8.00, 10:00a VALLEY , I . 00, 3 00 1 OvTCHHH The Color Purple "TROLL" (PC 13) 15. 3.15, 6:00, 7:45, 9:30 1 Me STEVEN SPIELBERGS BACK TO THE FUTURE" (PC) 2 00. 4:30, 7:00. 9.30 DALMATIANS" (G) Plciurt lOraww TUUAY, IRON EAGLE1 (PC 1 and Levi will always be welcome guests here More than a movie an emotional surge into a triumph of blinding brightness. It should be against the law not to see The Color Purple. It 4PM c kttvrfiiM Suflpun0MlOpa UHlTt 0 ART ISIS IHf A1 Rt S MATINtCS responded emotionally, applauding shoutrg and whistling, demanding urtain call after curtain call. Fried NOMINATION 5'jGOLDEN.GLOBE M Whats Happening Today Utah Symphony with violin soloist Miriam Fried, and guest conductor Ydfl Levi. Symphony Hall, 123 W South Temple, 8 p.m. Anna Mooy and Michael Belnap. vocalists. Assembly Hall, Temple Square. 7 30 p.m. Free. thos in the second movement, and commanding crescendos in the glori- ous conclusion. The violin concerto was the last work on the program. The audience Peter Gallic and Todd Jordan, Cartoon's Comedy Club, 115 S. West Temple, 8.30 and 1L30 p.m., 8.30 and 10:30 p.m. Jack Mack and the Heart Attack, jazz rock. Zephyr, 301 S. West Temple. 9 p.m. Bel Airs, rock, The Meeting Place, 6055 S. State, 9 p.m. SYMPHONY HALL SALT LAKE CITY SAlKfT&MUL CHAMBER Appearing NOW! IESTRA CHO LIANG I IN CARL STRONG SIR ALE XAN01 R tf (T V Ptp.enloi Wet pr T( )f b Itll ATHl Jonuory 21; 28 Feb, 4 & 11 IS THE Great Utah Laugh PROGRAM f, GIUSON )A7I Ci h : ' ' College OHtce ol Culturtl AHjtc. Off III g SPONSORED BY (o ."."."I J MANN Den- I fVlXOK - ITT 1 3062 T.Z v Ml AT fits VILLA J63 MANN l, UJl!n IIW U 41 OU I ,. v .. , HIGHLAND DR ffl.'iiil.-.yAvT-i JVA' CO J Ih Wlfh spies like rhese...who needs enemies? 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