Wednesday, October 8, 1975
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Chamber Music
Concert series
Presenting concerts by four Israeli and European
ensembles and the Nebraska Chamber Orchestra, the
Lincoln Friends of Chamber Music's 1975-76 concert series
holds promise of pleasing even the most discriminating
lovers of classical music.
The first concert in the series, Oct. 17, presents the
Glinka Quartet, a Soviet ensemble which has attracted good
notices in its homeland and Europe, although it is not well
known in this country. One of Beethoven's late quartets,
op. 13 1 in C sharp Minor, will be featured
The second concert, Nov. 22, will be presented by the
Nebraska Chamber Orchestra, now in its second year. The
Orchestra received critical acclaim for its first series per
formance last year.
The third event, Jan. 16, will star the Secolo Barocco,
a five-man French Baroque ensemble. The program will
include works of Vivaldi, Rameau, J.C. Bach, Josef Haydn
and Loeillet and Devienne, performed on harpsichord,
bassoon, oboe, violin and flute.
The fourth event presents the Tel Aviv Quartet, a group
originally scheduled for last year's season. The Quartet's
plans were altered by the unexpected Yom Kippur War,
On Feb. 14, the quarter will perform with Yona
Etthnger on clarinet, which will enable them to perform
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their program's central work, Mozart's Clarinet Quintet.
The series' last concert will feature the Amadeus Quartet
performing works by Beethoven, Mozart and Bartok. Three
Austrians and one Briton in the quartet have played
together professionaly since 1948, and have since become
known as possibly the greatest string quarter playing today.
All concerts will be in the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery
Auditorium except the Nebraska Chamber Orchestra
concert, which will be in Kimball Recital Hall. Admission
is by subscription, although a few individual tickets will be
available before each performance.
Oakland Ballet
eatured tonight
Contemporary ballet will be presented Wednesday when
the Oakland Ballet Company of California performs at the
East High Auditorium at 8 p.m.
Lincoln is included for the first time on the company's
tour throughout the United States and Canada.
The Oakland Ballet is the only American company to be
selected by the Jeffrey Ballet of New York City to present
its works. Six Joffrey numbers will be performed Wednes
day, including A Streetcar Named Desire, a dramatic
presentation; Soiree Musicale, a standard classic in ballet
repertory; Rags, a fun-filled spoof of Scott Joplin's tunes;
Tarantella, from the Swedish Ballet; Fantasies, one of the
Joffrey pieces, and Maurice Ravel's Bolero.
Tickets may be obtained at the door.
Concerts to open
with famed pianist
Half-price memberships to the Lincoln Community Con
certs series allow 'UNL students to attend the four-event
series fdt $8, according to Mrs. John Janovy, secretary to
Lincoln Community Concerts.
The reduced price is offered "to accommodate students'
budgets as well as giving a price break to younger people,"
she said. The $8 ticket is available to students of any age.
Noted American" pianist Van Cliburn will give the series'
first concert Oct. 26 at 3 p.m. One of the best-known solo
artists from the United States, he has won many honors,
including first place in the International Tchaikovsky
Competition in Moscow.
Cliburn appeared a few years ago to a sellout audience as
piano soloist with the Lincoln Symphony. "
Puccini's La Boheme will be presented in English by the
Canadian Opera Company Feb. 6, accompanied by the
Canadian opera orchestra.
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La Boheme is an example of a verlsmo, an opera written
on subjects taken from everyday life. It deals with life in
the Latin Quarter , of Paris in 1830 and contrasts with
popular idealistic librettos used in Italy at the time (1896)
it was written.
Third in the series will be the Don Cossacks, an 85
member troupe of dancers, singers and instrumentalists
from Russia. They will present a program of Russian folk
dance and song March 1? at 8 pet. -
Danny Davis and the Nashville Brass end the season at
8 pjn. April 26. Davis's first album sold 1 million copies
and his group has won the Country Music Association
Award for best instrumental group, for the last six years.
Series tickets can be purchased through Friday by
mailing a check to 400 Sycamore Dr., Lincoln. All
programs are at Pershing Auditorium.
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