| Show The Salt Lake Tribune THE ARTS BEST BETS are the featured artists as the Contemporary Music Consortium closes its season Wednesday at 8 pm in Nunemaker Place at Westminster College 1840 S 1300 East Salt Lake City Ms Bridger one of the area's e musicians will top perform Pulitzer composer George Crumb's Sonata for Solo Cello The quartet — John Thompson mandolin and violin Patrick Zwick mandolin and banjo Tully Cathey mandola and guitar and Todd Woodbury mandocello and guitar — will give the world premiere of a work by Mr Cathey commissioned by the CMC The quartet also will perform Weill's "Little Threepenny Music" as arranged by Mr Zwick (The ensemble's name was coined by Italian composer Benedetto Marcell° who in mocking Vivaldi's use of the rare mandolin transposed the syllables of his name) Tickets are $5 for the public and $2 for seniors and students Patrons are invited to a reception catered by Squatter's Pub Brewery Aldiviva Quartet Music 500 years of the guitar Classical guitarist Robert Bluestone will present a concert ranging from the Renaissance to 1992 Tuesday at 8 pm in Salt Lake City's First Presbyterian Church 350 E South Temple Organizers from the Utah Classic Guitar Society and Intermountain Acoustic Music Association promise a "warm relaxed even evening from Mr Bluestone Tuesday's program will feature music of Holborne Mompou Lauro Sor and others Tickets are $10 general $9 for students and seniors and $8 for UCGS and IAMA members free-lanc- Prize-winnin- user-friendl- g 17th-centu- Narada artists to play Calling their music "world music fusion" the instrumental group Ancient Future will perform Tuesday at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts Auditorium on the University of Utah campus The band combines rhythms and melodies from Africa Bali India the Middle East and South America The group is about to release its fifth album which marks the debut of Zhao Hui billed as China's premier performer on the gru zheng (a board zither) Tickets are $5 and $4 for U students and will be available at the door The concert will begin at 8 pm ry post-conce- rt Brahma and Boykan Pianist Horacio Gutierrez will take time from his busy schedule of concertizing chamber music and recordings to perform one of the e favorites in the repertoire Brahms' Piano Concerto No 1 with the Utah Symphony this week Concerts will be Thursday in the Browning Center at Weber State University Ogden and Friday and Saturday in Salt all-tim- Premiere of Utahn's work Cellist Ellen Bridger and the prodigal onstage t 11 v ' toltAR '' 0-- $4 " Otter Expires May 2 1993 A 6 95 Easter — Bed Brunch Special t6 HOTEL St CONFERENCE $65(m) CENTER A KAHLER HOTEL 1895 Sidewinder Dr 355-091- 0 Park City r IP" (SOLITUDE) (StiNDANCE) (AVSRAVANEt HALL) (ASItAVANEL HALL) CENTER) st-i4- N?'-- 'r-c-- East High School 1300 : : April Tues 6-1- 10-- 7 i 1 R NOW-AP- R 11 11 NOW-MA- Y R Ve056 ont REBATE COUPON 1 10 23 EINTtiCINOng HOTLINE SMITH'S TIX PURCHASES ARE SUBJECT TO A SERVICE CHARGE ird) - JO to' ' ' A -- 0I - 2-- - X ' I "k:11WA linhl -- rI -- - -- - 1 --- - il kr 4t TP Ai 110 1 N -- - r " DUETTE® WINDOW FASHIONS The Original Honeycomb Shade - - 'ilk A ' Present this coupon at participating Hunter Douglas retailer and receive additional rebate savings on renowned Duette shades MI ES RI mi NI la EMI ER ME FE CI Oil El Sale :10wer Spring 5-- 9 5 1111 710"- - Now in Progress I I I I I I I L5 nPIVJ On Silks Greens Vases Pots Drieds Wreaths S Candles & Candle Holders Easter Decorations EXPIRES SATURDAY MAY 8 1993 Floral Class trti Class from NI 424 SOUTH 6-- 8 Quantity Purchased 572-107- Modern Display 700 EAST SIC 355-742- 7 MON-FR- I 9:00-5:3- 0 SAT MI Sandy UT required due to limited space $25wPersom 9-- Date Purchased Coupon must be presented to redeem No duplications Redeemable at time of purchase Minimum 3 shades per order Not valid with any other promotions IS MI IS III MI MI III III Rebate Available at: OTTLEY'S SPRINGCREST DRAPERY & DESIGN 9429 So Union Square pm Inv Customer Name SI SI April 15th Spring Wreaths !AA Awoi Acct Store Name I a YOUR DOLLARS! 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community leaders Barbara and Frank Layden will join a list of national celebrities who have taken turns reading AR Gurney's bittersweet love story that traces a relationship from childhood into the twilight years Mr Layden is president and former coach of the Utah Jazz Mrs Layden is past president of the Utah Chapter for the Prevention of Child Abuse Both are avid theater fans and spent last summer studying in London at a theater program sponsored by Oxford University When SLAC artistic director Ed Gryska asked them to be the stars in his version which is offered as a benefit for the theater they agreed "We will accept no money" Mr Layden said "We simply want to help the theater" The Gurney play was presented last year at the Capitol The atre in a touring production featuring Steve Allen and Jayne The 400 voices of Brigham Young University's Concert Choir Men's Chorus and Women's Chorus will join forces with the BYU Philharmonic in Prokofiev's music for the film "Alexander Nevsky" Friday at 7:30 pm in the de Jong Concert Hall of the Harris Center on the Provo campus Also on the program are Schuman's "New England Triptych" and Vaughan Williams' "The Hundredth Psalm" and "Toward the Unknown Region" the latter based on Walt Whitman's "Whispers of Heavenly Death" Tickets are $3 for students faculty and seniors and $5 for the public For You! Egg-Special- ly "Love Letters" will be read Monday for the first time by a Utah couple Salt Lake City 'Alexander Nevsky' A dens' 'Letters' Lay College Friday for Pinafore" "The Pirates of Penzance" "The Mikado" "The Sorcerer" and "Ruddigore" Stage 's Rimsky-Korsakov- B5 4 1993 l Sunday--Apri- and sin and of his return to his faith Mr Webb will perform "Marvelous Light" at 7:30 each night Friday's show is sold out but tickets for Saturday's performance remain at $2 Lake City's Symphony Hall 123 W South Temple All begin at 8 pm Tickets for the Ogden date are 5 to $13 with student tickets available 30 minutes before the performance In Salt Lake City tickets are $10 to $30 with $5 student tickets subject to availability Under music director Joseph Silverstein the orchestra also will perform "Russian Easter" Overture with baritone David Power as soloist and the world premiere of Martin Boykan's Symphony No 1 commissioned by the Koussevitzky Foundation at the Library of Congress half-pric- e I - 1 SO MI III SI MI III IS III IN IS THE WINDOW SHOP 4704 Holladay Blvd Holladay UT 272-440- 6 WALLPAPER WAREHOUSE GRANITE FURNITURE All 7 Locations All 4 Locations OR Your Local Hunter Douglas Window Covering Retailer Listed In The Yellow Pages 4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I |
