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Show Trilnw. Simdaj, July The Saif Lake Symphony to play Taylor concerto Jazz pianist Billy Taylor has agreed to compose an original concerto for piano and orchestra for the Itah Symphonv The work, with Mr Taylor at the piano, will be given its world premiere performance Jan 25 in the Salt Lake Tabernacle, with Maurice Abrav-ane- l conducting. The corcert will be th second of the oi chestras contemporary concerts for the 1973-7H'u-o- n technically, the University of Itah 15th annual Festival of Contemporary Music, The coned had. as in the past, been scheduled for Kingsbury Hal! on the university campus Joseph Hoscnstock was to have be on the guest conductor Site Switched But with the announcement cf the Taylor concerto came the annou ice .lent that the concert had been switched to the orchestra's home in the and that Mr. Tabernacle, Abravanel, musical director of the Utah Symphony, would conduct. Dr Roscnstock will conduct instead for pianist Claudio Arrau on Feb 2 4 (7 v z ed, both as a soloist with his own band and trio, and even more so as a sideman For years he has combined recording and nightclub work with largely in New York duty as a New York FM disk jockey and as a teacher W idely respected as both pianist and arranger, he has served as the musical director of the David Frost television show since its inception He is the author of some 3"tl pieces, of which perhaps the 1 best known is the song, Wish 1 Know (How It Fools to Be Free) " He was appointed by Gov. Nelson Rockefeller to the Now York State Commission of Cultural Resources, bv Mayor John Lmdsay to the New ork ittv Cultural Conn oil, and by 1iC'HteM Nioii to the National Council on the ' ii rts He is aKo a Rumor Down-boa- t magaine Clitics Poll winner on piano Saul Mr biavanol "Foe seveial years l'vo boon looking leu pouonnois ui tin modern or popular idiom that could legitimately hi included in a symphony con-- i ort "Wo popular music, but unless this nuisu has sunn thing m i om moil with ,i svn.phonv oh in tia thou is sense m trying to wed Hie two are not unaware of Tavi that with Bills '1 f lor we have found a hupps end .ippiopuute aiea foi Y. iclicdulcs Tin lest of the piogrum for i the dull lomoit will be Bait ok s ' Mit.iruloi.s Maiul.u m' suite, and 1'iokotiefls's symphony No 7 Theatre The comedy, ihiecteil by Donna Dalton, will bo i mod twice on July and ts ni the do Jong Copor-fo- ntort Hall The opera is being i; ;i Mozart comedv Spooial to The Ti ibuni FKOYO MoMit s "Cosi fan tut tv will be the summer of the Biigham production Noting Imveisity Opera ion 15. staged wuh a thorn; of ifi plus sn s loists in the leading miuv Di !!.il)!i Lay cock l.s the tnusual director o of S;m f run Dan cisco, a graduate student in theater, will handle the stag mg as part ol his master s tin-Bevel lv Wainer h n sis charge of lostuming amt ('Italics Henson of scenic do sign and construction Balo-tror- , The combination of Taylor and Abravanel arose out of a meeting of the National Council on the Arts, of winch both are members, in Minneapolis last month Mr Taylor, who holds an hoonorary doctorate in iihmc from Fairfield Imveisity, played for the council, aiid Mr. Abravanel was impressed: he thought mud an associate, that it was the best jazz piano he had ev or lieai d He asked Mr. Tavlor. a prolific composer and arrange! if he had ever written ior symphonic orchcstia Says No Mr. Taylor said no would he like to1 Well, And so it was arranged Mr Taylor will write, and the Utah Symphony will piemierc. what was described as a "jazz " piano concerto Dilly Taylor Composing Concerto Mr. Taylor is widely record- - CALENDAR OF EVENTS E L. Mark Utah, 11 SUNDAY c Who s Hodov tj l Rcut u v ro Salt LoKe L Build You Mountain o Rcbor Actui, IT Cf Ud Midsummer Niqnts Dream Utah Southern Shokespeoreon Festivol, Uton Stofe College, Cedar City 8 ,0 pm , continues Saturday, July 24 27 30, Aug 2, 8. THURSDAY Picasso Wor, Peace and Love film. Park City Resort documentary Activity Center, 7pm A Thurber Carnival still the Mountain Wind, My Three Angels Old Lyric Reaertory Compony m oertormances terchamng Lvric 28 W Theatre Center, Logan, 8 0 m , continues through Saturday Theatre Cabaret, 138 2nd 138, East, 8 30 p m. continues through Sat urday Klnnelt. Galway lecturer poet, Mark Greene of Holl, University Utah, 8pm Old The Lake Salt Theatre, Rocky Mountain Regional Thratre Salt Palace Theatre, contm ues through Saturday, July 26 28 This Wos Radio, Hansen Plane 9 pm, torigm continues through Soturday Dov$ of 47 Rodeo, Salt Poioce Arena, 8 p m , continues through July 2 except Sunday, matinee July 24 2 30 p m Park 11 MONDAY Born v eri Old rr'd The Importance Rd Kanad ao Ka1 Juiv Bernq Earnest, Theatre Genoa arnoh meo'er, cont.nues through School High 8 .0 d m except Sjnjavs 24 Storr. Belle Theatre Provo connjes on 8 rvouh $ept Tales 0re Th o on. Ihrojqh of Clift nv rr,Ci0'jromas t Satj dav n TrOv. u O Playhouse. N W Sunaance Surtrer Convo i 8 5 p rn , even calendar dotes Trunk o in ''rejvc T Ptonc pm jl Aiq . v Bateock enon coitnues Frtduv dov.nsta r'j 2 Utoh Macbeth Shokespeorean Festival Southern Utah Sfote CoHeae Cedar C'tv. 8 30 pm, continues July 25 28 31 Ada J 4 9 The Mormon AAirode Poqeont scot' ahts ot hierfontal ond thre on oi Monti 9 sm ormonism to i now throuuh Saturdcv TUESDAY C rro Where s Charley chjcc Hoi o jO pm c' Juv Saturdav tfc.es throuuh J v t'ro're on ron naes throuuh Sent 8 Promised o m V cot Human Enemb'e Reoer Saloon, ory Theatre, Glass Factory Arow Prevs Sauore. 8 30 pm , conbnues Fr aay, July 28, 29, Aug 9 0 18 Sundance Summer 3 iy r m Canyon odd cceidar da'es Hood. Provo Robin a d 8pm, Mioih cuntnut' 20 "The Fontasticks, Valiev Pronged Cascade Outdoor e, 560 $ g Orem l, continues through Soturaov ond then Tnursdovs through Saturdays unhl Scot Tntotre Vauov p m FpytucJ Soirou 8 to State Colleo' Cedar ut continues Fridov July Auo 4 " 10 7 WEDNESDAY The Order Is Love An of h oor old P"ji Paver 8 eoc c Hotter c v Vo n Stree D m Sc jiijn. to it if, tt roco hen Wed e dos through Sotrua.s throuon Lcoor Do v Hut ax' Uoh A Carnival com o, Thgrber Snovpird Summer Tinatrc 8 w0 o co ih ucs through Suurdav 'uiy Princess ' Tt 0 JI du.n c c ond eare y t bo Id no ? oor ti DU Festival Winds d ensei L f c.eum of p m Fuc E V uf'i t Cuh Aits (udiloriun 8 2 Daniel Heifet? Brmhoni vomit a k a co'CTt Voung Univer5'tv Hj i Harris F nr Art Center povo 1 in dotted licorice and Star Summerdance Two, Utah Repertory Pioneer Memoriol Oam.n rheotre 8 30 heotre pm , continues Saturday SATURDAY Blind Melon Chitlin, iacz group, Uni.eiMty oi Utah Crimson Commons, i (ji - o oi o m 24 the Pea, Bubcod rs P cr "m o :? Aid Zj 8 the sweater look musical Little Mory Sunshine, Park City Resort, 8 pm, continues Fridays through July 28, otso July 23 2 , FRIDAY Lysistrata ' Human Enscfc e ht atre Gloss Factory rM ifV Arro.v 8 30 Fr('- - ''OL.ore pm. continues aikii dov Aua 2, 3, 11, 12. Girotfe Voung Brlghom Story, L orqetts Arena Theatre verily Harris Fine Arts Center, Provo con t nucs Saturday, July 24 28 star Party Salt Lake Astromomcal Little Mountain, Society sjnin it Eiino Canyon 8 9 pm ( ent continues every hri pprmi'bngi dav hrowgh August The Curse of on Aching Heart ' Park C'tv 8 Sdver Wheel Theatre then Fn om continues Soturday. covs ard Saturdays through July Enqlebert Humperdinck, m concert bpec a' Cvents Center, University of 'hnkcsDareon Utah pm Docforow, novelist, lecturer Greene of Hall, University 15 o m om JFK m One Mon Theatre, sented by Jeremiah Cothnqs Chase State Utoh Univer Fine Arts Center, Sity, Logan, 8 0 m Concert, n H tv Bard Municipal Tv O f Human En v T,veut'e U'a s Fac cauo t 8 30 Pf'Vj v o .7 jo iuy 4( A row ro tin l ' Now fo 6 D m white. . .delicious Gronite Youth Symphony, in con CoonAOod High auditorium, fp i 5 ij fh Lust 8 jO P m e m The striking contrast of tangy black licorice and luscious sugar white . . . measured and mixed to accent. 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