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features: Viennese night
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frank Riigjjierij conduc- 1
; tor ttHWiitus, wfll b^ guest
/ : He worked for the Royal
Caribbean.-Cruise Line for
three years doing nightclub
.Uinriff baila^ as well as
•'-wild cossack dance* that
# speak to a variety of ethnic
v ^"^"y i ?»^" 't.\.tjrd-rjf-rhTr
the Dnieper rivpr. Every- glorious* goings on for my
fone, regardless, qf. national descendants; ".
hcritigp, is caught up irf : . . • - "
rhythk dapping- in tov? * t l h °P c
ti f Bjkh (orm phenomenal 15-year-old
violinist Scan Katz who,
recently soloed
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v wiUi the.
. Philadelphia. Orchestra at
the Mann Center. Therein
liis a h^lc sod to relate. ' t j
I thought that young Scan
wavered slightly at the
beginning of the Mozart
Concerto,, wtych was most
. unlike!..him. !l theh. htsard'
that Scan had planned to
play the mbsic that served
him so: well at the Mann
pcrformarice but his teacher
insisted that he play the less
. familiar Mozart. The
teacher.was also seen berating
hi* .virtuoso student in
public, before the performance;.
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•. Katz triumphed over all
in his playing of the Sarasate
Zigeuncrweisen with a
flourish thai brought the
capacity crowd to their feet:
Perhaps Span should shop
around, for "a 'new teacher
who.is tnorc interested in
properly developing a'
major talen.t than developing
h is own reputation.
. . The orchestra opened
with a thrilling performance
of that old warhorse,
RossinTa WOliam Tell Over-
\uire. Mel
. h the strains of Brishth/ Ionnar »ce5 will continue
Shin* the Moan,'with its £*"J 1 " 0 ,.*": n«f-c«rUiy
ever-itccclcrating tempo ^ ^ **« future 5°*^"
and both performed and nO ^*hould have a'chancc
audience are- happily . t ? ioe ^ c •P rcx!nt
superb playing irom.eyqry
quarter ot the orchestra.
Brian .Brown's concert $uW;
adds to much''to every per-,
fortnarico' that one wishes
thfl^; h£- was available Uk
evexyconcert. •!••"•'•• "'•'•'•'
. CNeil's electrifying performance
of Salut demeure
dmste', from Faust WM followed
by a scnsdtional performance
of' tlie eXtremply
rttcs'ATnis- ifrotn
La Fille duJRegiment,
with, its seven high
Cs. This is no mean feat, for
etert. the, great PavaroW
will no longer attempt ii.
meiifluous cello solo', along
with ;he ever richer string
setrfcJon, highlighted the
opcriipg passages.'A« tKe
piece developed^-thbrc was
:
tleman: He is -unique and
ha? swiftly captured the
. Pop's;
OTvkil got Dravos and A
standing ovatlori from, all
over, the Pier. .•
Nancy Fox-McNamee
sang Partita's Aria from
Puccini's La Rondine and
Depute k jour from Louise.
These are two arias which
have made her famous; she
.literally owrt3 them. -Then
she . displayed 'her
renowned versatility with a
comic number from ' The
Boyfriend aided arid abetted
by that charming df, clarinetist
supreme Tony'StacchinL
He played his role to
the hilt and won the love of
tnrasrdcrvare
: ' vprked without the score.
,'t This abound.; be "yet,
•Audictic.*}:• which .'another.-'.groat.-week''at the,
«knows great' stuff .when I'ops, a»d 1 don't intend to
thoy: gcr It and are most
•appreciative. ¥&3 inspiring'
singing of The Holy ptry was
st.ing wiih such fervor that
it lsdcltghtful to know that
• he sLAgs it, on.the Best of (he
Pap* cassette recently made
by the prcrtestra. You. owe it
t?> yountelf to bijy a'copy.It
will warm ap-many a cold
g t
His duct from' the Pearl
•Fishers . Vi4th.'O'Nlcil was
another .gem.' Jt sounded
better than .the..historic
recordtfig by RofcoTt.MerriO
and Richard Tucior.'- •
John Handy, at khc piano
for the remainder .ot jthe
season,. i« another unbplteyably
versatile performerlorm
jrpont the firit half d
the:season playing Violin in
the orchestra:' He also b a
•fine conductor- -Th» finale
medley from Brigadaon was
the finest 'pcrforraaad; of
that work cvcThcaril at the*
Pops. The thjrce. stfiowt*
work, exrrci ll
together, and
v
rhiss oni* night. If you Want
a real treat,ft urge you to do
likewise. • . A
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The bichberd glance CA.ugJ
9): It was another great
week at the Pops climaxed
by the second : LpUypop
concert. . ; . •' -..
The Pops orcitbrtrdi contihucs
to astound audicrtccft
with : vcrsatiHty and rich-
•npis of, sound. Percussionist :
pieces of naif a century ago.
Her Bird SotyfiatptPagiiad
was loyeJy, with manrwoi-
OU9 bird sounds *nfidhjiUn^,
from Yolanda PiccuciV
.flute; CTcnojr Jeffrey-'JFt^r«T
ming also scored a hit with
oldies like Panny. &jy 4/jtf
Al.toays along witb'X«ir^
Qld:Swcei Song, Flemmlng'si'
beautiful'-.'.singing: i»: ioovfe'
times.detracted from by a.
rigid stone*. 1 found out bit
•secret. As'Kiflg' Artfiwr
sings Iri Cainrbt. *PU'•'.&£-..
you. what! the king is, thirtikmgtcmighr;
he's scared." . -
Jeff Schniticr. used ?omc' Jeffrey, yoiihav? to jic#d
woodshqp tools- as rrtuacal to bow to stage fright Yb«ir
instruments to great effect talent andl «• good- r
in Lcroy Anderson's Saruipeptr-BaUd.
and Tphy'Stacchiru
beVutifuOy played a
movement from a Mozart
cLtrinct quintet nicely sapported
by Mcl^nie- M«*son,
cello,'Lisa Lyndt, violip and
Ardath Byers do- viola. It
vtM-a kivofy. if ali tpp brief,
snoencnt. '-. • . •-••-." ..
Ju4ith Pannill, in addition '
to her fine operatic singing
and an ongoing fashion
»how i* also very, adept at •
•tandard - concert,
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self-confidence
ih$ hr»£lic« fore
Watch Robert .VYaUaoa. fit
may be equally nervtmibul •
It sure doesn't' shpu-.
Besides being a fine baritone,
Rob is-an xntorik*TT '
actorK : • . _,•• ;• • ,.;.....',,.:' '
Ona; more T hope that
multiple copies ±Nuil
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Mr 4 Mcv }«aa Wt.cxisi.it
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We aho want to express our appreciation to Marie Soifer
and his staif in the Public Relations office, Jcny Waldo and
the Public Works Deptr Captain Longo and the members of
the Ocean Gty Police DepU tHe staff a* the Music Pier
Information Dak, Mr. William Schdble and the Pops
Orchestra, and Mike Altegrttto and his staff in toe
K&rtition Dept at the Spojta and Ovk Center,.
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