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Former Fleetwood Mac member,
Nicks will perform Sunday
By Bill Allen
Senior Editor
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THE ROBBER BRIDEGROOM
Book & Lyrics by Alfred Uhry
Music by Robert Waldman
Howell Theatre - 8 p.m.
April 24, 25, 26 & 28 through May 3, 1986
and 2 pm matinees April 26 & May 3
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I Tickets M-Th F & S
StudentsSr. Citizens 4.00 4.50
All Other 5.00 5.50
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Box Office Hours
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& 5 to 8 pm performance nights
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Being one of the few entertainment
writers I know who will admit that they
like contemporary popular music, I'm
looking forward to Sunday night's Ste
vie Nicks concert.
Concert Preview
The Ul'C-sponsored concert is in the
Bob Devaney Sports Center and starts
at 7:30 p.m.
Nicks' current hit single "Talk to
Me" shows me t hat the former member
of Fleetwood Mac the member that
made Fleetwood Mac has made a
commitment to move into a harder
rocking, more bitter style of the themes
she has been writing about since 1977's
"Rumours" album. That album con
tained Nicks' only number one song to
this point, "Dreams."
"Dreams" was a melodic, melan
choly look at romant ic love t hat captured
t he ears and imaginat ion of the listen
ing public.
In 107!) Fleetwood Mac's "Tusk"
came out containing my favorite Nicks
sing, "Sara."
him there, Nicks moved into a solo,
and a more rock-oriented career.
"Bella Donna" was her first solo
effort, containing "Stop Draggin' My
Heart Around," a bitter and callous
song that accentuated Nicks' gravely
voice, and moving her into the top five
once again. '
See NICKS on 9
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UNL Singers
tour western
part of state
The University Singers will tour
western Nebraska April 20 through 22.
The Singers, directed by Ginger Covert
Colla, director of choral activities at
UNL, will give six free concerts in
North Platte, Ogallala, Sidney, Scotts
bluff and Gering.
The concert will also be presented in
Kimball Recital Hall on the UNL cam
pus at 8 p.m. April 26.
The 54-voice choir will present a var
ied program of choral music including
inspiring anthems from the Russian,
English and American schools, heart
warming spirituals, and the colorful
"Choruses from the Lark" by Leonard
Bernstein. One of the feature anthems,
"0 Christ Our Light," was composed by
UNL organ major Charles Galetar, a
member of the choir.
Romantic songs of Barber and Gur
ney set for chorus will open the second
half of the concert. The Gurney pieces
were arranged for the University Sin
gers by the group's accompanist, Judy
Westerfield Galetar.
On the lighter side, the program will
include songs inspired by whimsical
texts from "Alice in Wonderland" and
"Through the Looking Glass," by Lewis
Carroll.
The closing selections are from the
delightful Viennese operetta, "Die
Fldermaus" by Johann Strauss.
Thursday, April 17, 1986
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