Monday, October 1 1, 1982
Page 10
Daily Nebraskan
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Listeners escape in Mozart
By David Thompson
The Friday night concert at Kimball
Recital Hall offered a pleasant escape
from the world. All could be forgotten
as one let bygones drift away on breaths
of Mozart provided by the Netherlands
Chamber Orchestra.
This is the orchestra's fifth tour of
the United States since its formation in
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1955. It has played in Japan, Australia,
China and nearly every European country.
"It has won the admiration of au
diences and critics far beyond the fron
tier of its native country," violinist and
conductor Yehudi Menuhin has said of
the orchestra.
With this international spirit in mind,
it is appropriate that the first piece of
the evening was by a Dutch composer.
Even though the Pieter Hellandaal spent
most of his life in London, the piece
serves to remind audiences of Dutch
contributions to the musical world.
"Concerto Grosso in D" demonstrates
why the chamber orchestra is ideally
suited to the tidy counterpoint and beau
tiful precision that is baroque music.
The piece began quietly and moved
to rousing heights. The overture to the
piece and the second movement were
slow and melancholy and featured a
plaintive harpsichord awash in strings.
This moved to the Allegro and Presto
movements, which grew in sound and
exhilaration before hopping into the
last movement, A Borea, which was as
quick and light as the 17th century French
dance from which it takes its name. It
is difficult to describe the delight one
feels at listening to such music.
It is not difficult to explain the au
dience's reaction to the second piece
of the evening, Mozart's "Violin Con
certo in A." For this piece the orchestra
was joined by French horns and oboes,
and by Jean-Jacques Kantorow, the solo
violinist.
The somber tones of the woodwinds
and brass melding with the strings pro
vided background for Kantorow to soar.
This was a man lost in his music, stretching
his instrument to its emotional extremes.
After watching his passionate perfor
mance, it is easy to understand why he
was called back on stage twice by ap
plause and whistles.
After this highlight of the evening,
there was intermission and then a chance
to relax to the quiet, unadventurous
"Symphony No. 47 in G" by Joseph
Haydn. There were no solos in this piece,
merely the delicate notes of a crab canon,
a section which is played first forward
and then backwards, thus the designation
of the movement as "Menuet al roverso."
Words like "fantastico" and "furioso"
designated movements of the final piece
of the evening, "Concerto for Strings."
Its composer, Alberto Ginastera, was
born in Argentina in 1916, and the piece
featured all the earmarks of contemporary
music. Discontinuity, plentiful pizzicato
and the thumping of bows on strings
filled the piece.
Like a great deal of 20th century
music, the piece did not allow its au
dience to become lost in any sensation.
Instead, it continually confronted the
listener with its awry orchestration.
The pieces were well selected, each
representative of a particular type of
music and each striking a different mood.
It is appropriate, I suppose, that the
final piece of the evening was contem
porary. It prepared me for my exit from
the world of Mozart back into the world
outside. The Netherlands Chamber Or
chestra is to be thanked for the short
vacation.
Band of a 'different color'
By Pat Higgins
At the moment the Huskers were
running up a lead in the fourth quar
ter, I was on the phone with Mark
Anthony of Chameleon. The Minneapolis-based
quintet played at Corn
stock last spring and is coming to
the Royal Grove tonight.
"Cornstock was really a lot of
fun. I remember that crowd in Lin
coln was being really enthusiastic,"
Anthony said.
Chameleon's first album was on
their own label and sold 10,000 copies.
Their second album is due out this
week. They expect to be picked up
on FM playlists, as they aim for the
AOR (Album Oriented Rock) format.
'Our new record should be in
our hands Friday," Anthony said.
"It's called "Techno-Color." Our
first album laid the groundwork, and
this one should do even better. We
decided to go for it, so to speak."
Hard work is the key to Chame
leon's success, he said. The band has
developed on the same Midwest cir
cuit Styx and REO Speedwagon used
as a springboard for success.
The show features a lot of special
effects including smoke bombs, a
big light show and wireless guitars.
"A knock-out show helps the music
go over," Anthony said. "We approach
these more as a concert than a club
appearance."
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Happy 20th! Now you're
legally legal. Have a good
time tonite. and dont over
indulge in the pleasures in
life.
Love. Little Sis
Kathy (Abel 13).
. and fill It Birth
day Girl! Happy 18th!
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GARY W
Since "you're of legal age
now, I guess that leaves only
Jo buy for. Have a great
birthday! Come to Lincoln
soon and well do it uo big!
P.S. Love ya. Mom. AUaT
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Impressed too, if still in
terested meet me at Fountain.
Tuesday. 3:30. Ill be wearing
a yeUow sweater.
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Let's go for It again some
tune. Ladies of Pound 9
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Missing you.
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I hope you had a terrific
weekend. I know I did. Thanks
for your timing!
Your not so gullible Sophomore
Mary Jo (Phi Mu)
We all want to wish you
Happy Bkthday one week late.
(No one told us last week),
we want you to know we think
you're the greatest, and we
appreciate all you do for us.
The Phi's
Cable TV Man,
You're so cute when you're
lost. Could wt meet by chance
again?
813 Girl with Kitten
Lar. Janice and the rest of
the DN Gang
Thanks for making my birth
day 21-derful. You guys are
super and 1 really appreciate
all of you.
Cy
P.S. Watch out. Lar!
Doug, Denlse, Sharon, Brian,
Jane B., Greg, J.L.. Martha,
Jennifer, Sandy, Julia, CK
Tammy. Jane P.. Clndi, Stacey,
Nette, Kay, Bill. Betsy:
Congratulations on Home
coming '82 it's been great
to watch you make It happen.
Sara
TORNADO BETSY (From O.I.)
Enjoyed meeting you at the
UNL Ski Club Chili Feed.
Your sexy blue eyes are enough
to take any man by storm.
Would like to get together
sometime. If interested, reply
In personals. . .
Storm Struck Bob
11th noor resident with WHO
shirt and sweats, . ,
Thanks for tr.inf to help
a fruit rated 13 th floor gin.
My door is unlocked.
1323 Is smiling again
