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BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC P~ENTS The Gershwin Celebration: A tribute to the musical collaboration of George and Ira Gershwin in celebration of the 125th anniversary of the BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC MARCH 11-28, 1987

The Gershwin Celebration has been made possible with grants from Bankers Tru8t Company, The Wallace Funds. and The Aaron Diamond Foundation. Addi· tional funding has been provided by the National BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC Endowment for the Arts. the New York State Council on the Arts and the New York City Department of 30 LAFAYETTE AVENUE Cultural Affairs. The BAM facility is owned by the City BROOKLYN. NEW YORK 11217·1486 of New York. and its operation is supported in part with public funds provided through the New York City II, •• ' .••• Forfurtherinformationcall(718)6J().4100 Department of Cultural Affairs. ats another way' ofsaying harIJlOny In urban living? 5t41RRElr 01'6111- managed by the Delmar division of GRENADIER REALlY CORP. Robert C. Rosenberg, President 1279 Delmar. loop, Brooklyn. NY 11239

SIARRETI CITY IS PROUD TO BE ASSOCIATED WITH THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. J BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC , President and Executive Producer

OpcraHouse February 3- March I, 1987

in association with 1\vyla Tharp Dance Foundation, Inc.

presents

TWYLA THARP DANCE

with

SHELLEY WASHINGIDN RICHARD COLIDN WILLIAM WHITENER JOHN CARRAFA KEVIN O'DAY JAMIE BISHIDN ERZSEBET FOLD! STEPHANIE FOSTER JULIE NAKAGAWA CATHERINE OPPENHEIMER ELLEN TROY KAREN STASICK KEVIN SANTEE CHERYL JONES MICHAEL SCHUMACHER

and IDMRAWE JENNIFER WAY

Production designed by Lighting designed by SANID LOQUASID JENNIFER TIPIDN

""rfonnances by DANCE have been made possible in pan with public funds from the New York Slate Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts, Inc.

This program has been sponsored by grants from

THE COCA-COLA FOUNDAllON ~

CHA8E ftIoa.. __••. A.

Additional funds have been provided by The National Endowment for the Arts and The New York Slate Council on the Arts. The BAM facility is owned by the City of New York, and its operation is supported in pan with public funds provided through the New York City Depanment of Cultural Affairs. PROGRAM A House February 3, 1987 at 7 pm February 7, 10, 13, 18, 19, 25, 1987 at 8 pm February 8, 14, 1987 at 2 pm Baker's Dozen Premiere: February, 1979, Brooklyn Academy of Music, New lVrk

Choreography by Twyla Tharp Costumes designed by Lighting designed by Music composed by Willie "The Lion" Smith Music performed by Miles Fusco

Echoes of Spring Tango a la Caprice Concentrating Relaxin' Oppenheimer, Bishton; Foster, Santee; Washington, Carrafa; Troy, Whitener; Stasick, O'Day; Foldi, Colton

-Intermission- In The Upper Room Premiere: August, 1986, Ravinia Festival, Highland Park, Illinois

Choreography by Twyla Tharp Music by Costumes designed by Norma Kamali Lighting designed by Jennifer Tipton Music produced by Kurt Munkacsi Music conducted by Michael Riesman

Commissioned by the Norman and Rosita Winston Foundation

I. Washington, Stasick and Carrafa, O'Day, Bishton n. Washington, Stasick, Foldi, Oppenheimer and Colton, Whitener, Foster, Nakagawa, Troy, Santee m. Washington, O'Day, Foldi, Carrafa, Stasick, Bishton IV. Colton, Whitener, Foster, Nakagawa, Troy, Santee V. Washington, Stasick, Foldi and Carrafa, O'Day, Bishton VI. Stasick, Whitener and Washington, Colton VB. Carrafa, O'Day, Bishton vm. Oppenheimer, Colton, Whitener, Foster, Nakagawa, Troy, Santee IX. Full Company This work was made possible, in part, with public funds from the New York State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts. Also, special thanks for the generous support of the 0011 Foundation, The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, tile Mobil Foundation, Inc., The Ida and William Rosenthal Foundation and Agnes Gund Saalfield. s BAM CELEBRATES 125 YEARS tion which raised over $400,000 for sick and "BAM is a well-nigh perfect example of how wounded Union soldiers. The Academy was also a ... cultural enterprise can be . . . made to prosper the site of the gala celebration for the opening of in its old age even more splendidly than it did in the Brooklyn Bridge in 1883. its youth." Brendan Gill-The New Yorker. 1976 The first chapter in the Academy's history came to a dramatic close when the building was The Brooklyn Academy of Music, America's destroyed by fire on November 30, 1903. The New oldest performing arts center, opened in 1861 and lVrk Times account of the disaster concluded by quickly became the center of Brooklyn's cultural saying, "there has hardly been a great public move­ life. Since its inception, the Academy has been ment of national import but the old Academy has committed to presenting the finest in traditional been at one time or another its principal focus." and contemporary performing arts. Historically, Fortunately, immediate steps were taken to pre­ this has meant the presentation of national and serve the institution when a "committee of one hun­ international artists, often in their New York and dred," made up of businessman, artists, and national debuts, in the fields of dance, music, and community leaders, quickly raised more than one theater. Today, under the direction of President million dollars to erect a new facility. The firm of and Executive Producer Harvey Lichtenstein, Herts and Tallant, architects of the Lyceum, New BAM enters its 125th year with an equally strong Amsterdam, and (now demolished) commitment to artists of international stature and theaters in Manhattan, won the juried architectural an artistic vision encompassing the newest forms competition by unanimous vote. The Opera House in the performing arts. was the largest theater and the Academy the only The Academy's evolution into one of the preemi­ complex the firm ever designed. nent cultural institutions in America could not have Although a number of official opening events been foreseen in 1857, when a group of prominent were held at the new Academy in the fall of 1908, Brooklynites formed the Philharmonic Society the grandest festivities were reserved for the of Brooklyn and established themselves in the Metropolitan Opera's production of Faust starring Athenaeum in Brooklyn Heights. By 1859, the Geraldine Ferrar and Enrico Caruso. The season Philharmonic Society had outgrown its quarters, continued with , David Belasco's and a charter was obtained to construct a concert Kfi"ens of Virginia with Mary Pickford, Madame hall. They were able to raise the necessary money Butterfly conducted by Arturo Toscanini, and Anna from within their ranks, and chose Leopold Eidlitz, Pavlova dancing with Mikhail Mordkin. a church designer, to be the architect. The per­ In the years that ensued, dance began to capture forming arts complex which opened on Montague the fancy of the American public, and the Brooklyn Street in January of 1861 housed an Opera House Academy of Music supplied plenty of opportunities which seated 2300, and brought the likes of Sarah to see dance at its fmest with the yearly return of Bernhardt, John Drew, and Edwin Booth to the Russe de Monte Carlo. The National Brooklyn audiences. . Ballet of Canada, the Dance The presentations were not limited to opera , and the Theatre Ballet also and theater. The Academy was an important stop performed on the Academy's boards. on the lyceum circuit, which brought Booker T. In 1952, a single concert provided Merce Washington, Henry Ward Beecher, and Mark Cunningham, , Erick Hawkins, and Twain to lecture there, along with Henry Stanley Donald McKayle the opportunity to display their and his account of the discovery of Dr. Livingston. choreography. and Anna Sokolow A center. of social as well as cultural life, the also returned to Brooklyn, earning the Academy an Brooklyn Academy of Music hosted the great Civil early reputation for its modem dance presentations. War Sanitary Fair, a two week bazaar and exposi- In 1967 Harvey Lichtenstein became Executive ******** Director and brought the Academy into a new ******** era of theatrical presentation. From the Dance Company's first major New ******** York season in 1968, to the presentation of Philip Glass and Robert Wilson's extraordinary Einstein ******** on the Beach in 1984, Lichtenstein has earned BAM a reputation as the most innovative perform­ ing arts center in the country, and has been influen­ tial in making the Academy a moving force in Citibank is Brooklyn's renaissance. The Academy has continually brought new per­ formers and productions from allover the world to proud to be New York, including Maurice Bejart's Ballet of the Twentieth Century and Jerzy Grotowski's Polish a Brooklyn Laboratory Theatre in 1969, Peter Brook's produc­ tion of A Midsummer Night's Dream with the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1971, and, most recently, Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet and the Central Ballet Citizen of China in 1986. This year the Brooklyn Academy of Music As an active corporate citizen, celebrates its 125th Anniversary with pride in its ilMlttkl&li_jjiliml\l.~~m$lmNi'!ml1$l artistic achievements and its tradition of commu­ nity involvement, as well as a firm resolve to con­ our involvement with the Brooklyn tinue to grow in each of these pursuits. BAM's m;;;i&=l!=~'m(ij@_*~ 1986-87 season includes the fourth annual Ne~t community goes far beyond Wave Festival, a month of Twyla Tharp Dance, a tribute to Brooklynite George Gershwin, and ~~'1jj@%rumi!i1i!_,~ a series of programs devoted to the Brooklyn business. We value and sup­ community. In this, BAM's biggest season yet, ~'$!$M~_llilMft_~lt\l/fA· 'H!i!$m_ the Academy will look back fondly on the past 125 years, and look forward eagerly to the next -125. port the work of cultural and ~'.'!!M@.'kWj,filii;@il1l,.iliill>illWi ·· ~ community service organiza­ .¥'Ja1'iH1ZD~'¥!mr@lt%'W&.".u>&.... tions as they steadily enhance _~~iNa,,":)J!Rlhi$'\KW~1J the quality of life for people all .~@~B&_~iia'}~g.. 'tD.~~'W over Brooklyn. These organiza-

~~\.( +~~'- , ~ ":&."%:'-*{-.' ~ 'v tions are among Brooklyn's most ~~~~~.~.U\ significant assets and we salute ~~ them. ~'\.~~~!!l;~B___ %1dilB

JOSEPH J_ REDINGTON, III Vice President

BROOKLYN/LONG ISLANDI STATEN ISLAND REGION

CITIBAN(O~ 7 PROGRAMB Opera House February 4, 5, 6. 14. 24. 1987 al 8 pm February 7, 15. 1987 al 2 pm

As Time Goes By Premiere: October 10, 1973, New lVrk, New lVrk, Commissioned by City Center .

Choreography by Twyla Tharp Costumes designed by Chester Weinberg Lighting designed by Jennifer Tipton Music composed by Franz Josef Haydn (1772) Music performed by Symphony No. 45 in F Sharp Minor, SI. Luke's Chamber Ensemble 3rd & 4th Movements Michael Feldman, Anistic Director & Conductor

After The Fact: Jones Ten Make Six: Troy, Colton, Oppenheimer, Jones, Santee, Whitener The Four Finales: 1. Oppenheimer, Whitener, Troy, Colton, Santee, Foster, O'Day, Carrafa, Bishton, Schumacher, Foldi, Stasick, Jones, Nakagawa n. Troy, Foster, O'Day, Carrafa, Santee, Schumacher, Stasick, Bishton, Foldi , Nakagawa m. oppenheimer, Foster, O'Day, Carrafa, Santee, Nakagawa IV. Whitener, Foster, Carrafa, Nakagawa, Bishton Then: Schumacher, Troy, Foster, Colton, O'Day, Stasick, Nakagawa, Jones

-Intermission-

The Catherine Wheel HI Premiere: September, 1981, New lVrk, New lVrk

Choreography by Twyla Tharp Set & Costumes designed by Santo Loquasto Lighting designed by Jennifer Tipton Music composed, produced and performed by

Light Bath His Wife Refused ...... Way, Rawe, Washington and Colton, Whitener, Carrafa, O'Day, Bishton, Foldi, Schumacher, Troy, lones Dinosaur...... washington and Colton, Whitener, O'Day, Bishton, Foldi, Foster, Troy The Red House ...... Washington, Carrafa, Rawe, Way and Colton, Whitener, Carrafa, O'Day, Bishton, Foldi, Foster, Troy, Jones, Schumacher Big Business ...... washington and Colton, Whitener, O'Day, Bishton Eggs in a Briar Patch ...... way, Washington, Carrafa Poison ...... Rawe, Way, Washington Combat ...... washington and Colton, O'Day, Bishton, Foldi, Troy, Schumacher FaD Through the Cracks ...... Washington and Rawe, Way, Colton, O'Day, Bishton, Foldi, Troy, Jones, Schumacher Cloud Chamber...... washington and Carrafa . . Dense Beasts ...... Washington and Rawe, Way, Colton, Whitener, O'Day, Bishton, Foldi, Foster, Troy, lones, Schumacher Five Golden Sections ...... Washington, Colton, Whitener, Carrafa, O'Day, Foldi, Foster, Troy, lones What a Day That Was ...... Rawe, Way, Washington, Colton, Whitener, Carrafa, O'Day, Bishton, Foldi, Foster, Troy, Jones, Schumacher Big Blue Plymouth ...... Rawe, Way, Washington, Colton, Whitener, Carrafa, O'Day, Bishton, Foldi, Foster, Troy, lones, Schumacher Light Bath ...... washington, Whitener PROGRAMC Opera House February II , 12, 17. 20,21,26, 1987 at 8 pm February 21, 22, 1987 at2 pm

BaUare Premiere: August, 1986, Ravinia Festival, Highland Park, Illinois Choreography by Twyla Tharp Costumes designed by Lighting designed by Jennifer Tipton Music composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Sonata for Two Pianos in D Major, K. 448 Music performed by Miles Fusco and Jeananne Albee

Colton, Whitener, Foster, Jones, Oppenheimer, Troy, Santee

Balla,. made possible in part by grants from the New York State Couocil on the Arts and the National Endowment for the Arts. This work is also made possible with funds from Metropolitan Life Foundation and Harkness Ballet Foundation.

-Intermission- Fugue Premiere: August, 1970, Boston, Massachusetts Choreography by Twyla Tharp Costumes designed by Lighting designed by William Ivey Long Jennifer Tipton

Carrafa, O'Day, Bishton

-Intermission- Nine Sinatra Songs Premiere: Uctober, 1982, Iflncouver, British Columbia

Choreography by Twyla Tharp Costumes designed by Lighting designed by Oscar de la Renta Jennifer Tipton Performed to the music of Softly As I ualle You ...... (Calabrese-Devita-Shaper) Washington and O'Day Strangers In The Night ...... (Kaempfert-Singleton-Snyder) Stasick and Schumacher One For My Baby (And One MoT'f! For The ROIUl) ...... (H. Arlen, 1. Mercer) Oppenheimer and Carrafa My Miry ...... (Anka-Francois-Revaux-Thibauit) Recorded 1974 Washington, O'Day, Stasick, Schumacher, Oppenheimer, Carrafa Somethin'Stupid with Nancy Sinatra ...... •...... (c. Carson Parks) Foldi and Colton All The Miry ...... (1. Van Heusen-S. Cahn) Foster and Santee Forget Domani ...... • ...... • ...... •...... (Newell-Ortolani) Troy and Whitener That's Life ...... (D. Kay-K . Gordon) Nakagawa and Bishton My Miry ...... (Anka-Francois-Revaux-Thibauit) Recorded 1972 Foldi, Colton; Foster, Santee; Troy, Whitener; Nakagawa, Bishton; Washington, O'Day; Stasick, Schumacher; Oppenheimer, Carrafa Nille SiIIIIIra Soltgs bas been endowed by • alit from Mr.... Mrs. Charles M. Dikei'.

This work woo made possible in port by Brants from the New York State Council on the Arts and the National Endowment fa< the Arts. Additional funds provided by The Ida and William Rosenthal Foundation. 9 SPONSORS OF THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC 1986-87 The following contributors have made gifts of $100 or more in support of BAM's operating expenses, Challenge Fund, and NEXT WAVE Festival

individuals Diana Burroughs and Tony Kiser Mrs. David Anderson LEADERSHIP Jason McCoy Laura Kleege Anonymous Eslate of Lois W. Davis Dr. Om Butheja Calvin Klein Ms. Gillian Attfield Mrs. Alex Hillman Mr. Neil Calet Hedy and Kent Klineman Ms. Elizabeth D. Bauman Mr. Paul Lepercq Diana Cal thorpe and Bettina and Andrew Klink Mr. Henry Bing, Jr. Sidney and Mary Yung Kantorl Jonathan Rose Valerie and Joseph Kosuth Mrs. Richard F. Blanchard Simarka Run Foundation Laura L. Carpenter Charlotte and Stanley Kriegel Mr. Allan Chasanoff Robert W. Wilson Toiny and Leo Castelli Raymond Learsy Mrs. Joanne Toor Cummings PACESETTERS Ulla and Neil Chrisman Rosalyn and Richard Leventhal Mr. Robert W. Davenport Mr. & Mrs. Henri Doll George D. Clark, Jr. Jacques Leviant Ms. Judith E. Daykin Mr. Arthur Levitt, Jr. Alba and Francesco Clemente Frances and Sydney Lewis Ms. Anne B. Dayton Mr. & Mrs. Walter O'Brien Paula Cooper Jackie Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Marquene de Bary Mr. & Mrs. Ame Yennema Mary Sharp Cronson Dorothy and Roy Lichtenstein Mr. Richard Eckstract Joseph F. Cullman Rosanne Livingston Mr. Donald Elliott PATRONS m Rugh Cummings and David Mack Mrs. Kuki Fallah Mr. & Mrs. Charles Diker Scott Sorenson Linda and Harry Macldowe Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Farkas Mr. David Geffen Catherine G. Curran Laurie Mallet Mr. Louis D. Fonlana Mrs. Henry J. Heinz Elaine and Werner Dannheisse Mr. Edward C. Marschoer Mr. Cecil R. Forster, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. I. Slanley Kriegel James Davidson Meryl and Robert Meltzer Ms. Ann Goodbody Mr. & Mrs. Roy Lichtenstein Anne B. Dayton Bette Midler Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Hehmeyer Mr. & Mrs. Everett H. Ortner Barbara de Fina and Burt Minkoff Marife Hernandez and Mr. & Mrs. Milton Petrie Carolyn and Sam Newhouse Alan Alpern Mrs. Alice Holbrook Platt Christophe de Menil Lorry and Mark Newhouse Mr. Richard Hulbert Mr. Robert C. Rosenberg Beth and Jim DeWoody Mr. Augustus K. Oliver Mr. William Josephson & Mr. Robert L. B. Tobin Mr. & Mrs. Michael Douglas Mr. Gene Parseghian Ms. Joan Bieder Mr. & Mrs. Gemt P. Glenn Dubin Bokara Legendre Panerson Mr. & Mrs. Irwin Lainoff Van de Bovenkamp Jennifer and Joe Duke Mr. Gregory Peck Mr. Robert 1. Leary CONTIUBuroRS Carroll Dunham Barbara and Max Pine Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Levitt Mr. & Mrs. Philippe Frederick Ebersladt John M . Powers, Jr. Mrs. Phyllis Holbrook Braunschweig Asher Edelman Bonnie and Gene Pressman Lichtenstein Mr. & Mrs. Neil D. Chrisman Mr. William Ehrlich David Ramsay Ms. Joan Lorber Mr. Stephen 1. Conway Bob Feldman Naomi and Philip Romero Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Lonley Mr. & Mrs. Mallory Factor Lydia and Robert Forbes Susan Rothenberg Mr. & Mrs. James M. Marks Mr. & Mrs. Robert Forbes Susan K. Freedman Steve Rubell Mr. Bruce A. McAllister Mrs. Enid A . Haupt Betty Freeman Mr. Steve Rubin Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Menschel Ms. Jennifer U. Johnson Stephanie French and Rudolf Mr. Jan Mitchell Mr. Harnish Maxwell Amory Houghton m David Salle Susan Mullin & John Mullin m Mr. Bruce A . McAllister Henry Geldzahler Leonard Schammel Mr. Leonard Natman Mr. Richard M . Rosan Dr. Robert Giller Kenny Scharf Mr. & Mrs. Samuel P. Peabody Mary, Viscountess Rothermere Marc Glimcher Marlene Schiff Mr. Stanley Person Eslate of Martha ZaJles Milly and Arnold Glimcher Jacqueline and Julian Schnabel Mr. J.M . Phillips J986..87 NEXT WAVE April Gornik and Eric Fischl 4nn Schoeider Mr. Joseph Policaoo PRODUCERS COUNCIL Ellen and Robert Grimes Ian Schrager Mr. & Mrs. E . Propp eo-c.,.innen Elyse and Stanley Grinstein . Barbara and Eugene Schwartz Mr. & Mrs. William Lee Pryor m Stephanie French Mr. Thomas H. Guinzburg Pippa Scott Mr. & Mrs. David Rockefeller Amory Houghton m Agnes Gund Joel Shapiro Mr. Dick Rose Vice Chairmen Jo and Jerry Haggerty Mr. Sidney Shapiro Lady Sainsbury Alex Katz Halston Willi Smith Mr. Harold L. Schiff Bene Midler Ann Harrison and Emily and Jerry Spiegel Mr. & Mrs. Myron Schuster Gene Pressman TImothy Forbes Jean Stein Mr. Martin E. Segal Roger Wallace Ursula and Joseph Helman Mr. Stuart A. Sundlun Mr. & Mrs. Norman Segal Members Mr. James R. Houghton Mary and Roger Wallace Ms. Kira Sergievsl.:y Diane and Martin Ackerman Mr. Fred Hughes Larry Weiman Norman & Joanna Sher Allan Albert Bianca Jagger Gary A. Weinberg Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Siderowf Sima Ariam Linda Janovic Jann Wenner Mr. William Stutt Jennifer Bartlett Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Judge Angela Westwater and Mr. & Mrs. A. Alfred Taubman' David Beldengreen Miriam Katowitz and I. Peter Wolff Mrs. William Tobey Robert Beleson Arthur Radin . Terry Winters Mrs. Amber Liihtfoot Walker Mr. Nelson Blitz, Jr. Ada and Alex Katz Daniel Wolf Mr. Lawrence A. Weinbach Mary Boone Wendy and Robert Kaye Susan Wolf Mr. & Mrs.J'ranldin Weissberg Jonathan Bowers Diane Keaton Chris Yegen Mrs. R. Thornton Wilson Maggie and I):ddo Bult Kezia Keeble and John Duka BENEFACfORS Mr. & Mrs. WIlliam:r. Y1visaker /0 Amanda Burden Mr. & Mrs. Robert John Keefe Mr. Hirschel B. Abelson Mr. & Mrs. Ezra K. Zilkha SUSTAINERS Mr. James Q. Riordan Mr. David Hill Mr. Clark Winter Mr. Robert E. Annstrong Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ritorto Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Hohlt Ms. Malinda Wyatt Dr. & Mrs. Atkins Mr. Robert de Rothschild Mr. Bryant Hunt Mrs. William Wynn Ms. Lily Auchincloss Mrs. Derald H . Ruttenberg Ms. Valerie Kaempf Ms. Carol Yorke Mr. Henry P. Baer Ms. Edwina Sandys Ms. Peggy Kaplan Richard & Jean Zuckerberg Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ball Mr. Gabriel She rover Mrs. Francis L. Kellogg SPONSORS Mr. Edgar Batista Ms. Pauline S. Silverman Ms. Anne Kennedy Mr. Robert Abrams Mr. Neil Bieff Mr. Larry Silverstein Mr. Werner H . Kramarsky Mr. & Mrs. C. Murray Adams Mr. & Mrs. Richard Black Mr. Richard Somerset-Ward Mr. Kenneth Jay Lane Ms. Gillis MacGil Addison Dr. & Mrs. Martin Bodian Mr. Conrad Stephenson Mr. Tony Lattari Dr. & Mrs. Edward W. A1unan Ms. Eileen C. Bohn Ms. Patricia Thrr Mr. I. Wallace Leibner Mr. Ramon E . Alvarez Mr. & Mrs. David Brown Mrs. Lawrence Copley Thaw Mr. Tobias Leibowitz Mr. Bradley M . Anderson Mrs. David K.E . Bruce Mr. Rudolph Tronto M·r. Bert Lerner Ms. Janet Anderson Mr. Mario Bualla Mrs. Barry Trupin Mr. Ernest Levenstein Mr. John W. Anderson Mr. Edward Lee Cave Ms. Thnya Vasanyi Mr. Christopher A. Li Greci Mr. Frank B. Arisman John W. & Barbara Upshaw Harvey M . & Ruth Glesby & Mr. Robert Ohlerking Mr. Calvin Artke Chancellor Wagner Dr. Trevor Lindo Mr. & Mrs. Paul H . Asofsky Gail R. Clott & Norman Segal Mr. Harvey W. Wagner Ms. Nancy Liston Mr. & Mrs. Annand Assante Mr. Harold K. Cohen Mr. George H. Waterman m Mr. Lewis Lloyd Mr. Paul E. Barnes Mrs. Jan Cowles The Weiler-Arnow Family Mr. Robert Longo Mr. I.,ytell Barrett Ms. Elizabeth De Cuevas Mr. Curtis A. Wood Ms. Jean Look Mr. Albert E. Barrette Mr. G9rdon Douglas Mr. & Mrs. Frank H . Wyman Mr. Howard M . Lorber, CLU Ms. Nanci Bauman Miss Nellie Duskis Mrs. Anne Yearwood Ms. Lesley A. Lull Mr. Maurice Bautista Richard & Pat Earle Mrs. Zeteny Mr. Earle I. Mack Mrs. William Beadeokopf Mr. Herbert Elish SUPPORTERS Mr. A. Magliocco, Jr. Mr. Walter Eugene Beer, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Engquist" Mrs. Lester S. Abelson Mr. Bruce Marquand Mr. Morton L. Berg Ms. Elizabeth A . Feldhusen Mr. Allan Albert Mr. Donald E . Mason Mr. Robert P. Bergin M .... Thomas K. Finletter Ms. Marilyn Mateus Alper Ms. Ruth R. Mayleas Mr. S. Berlow Mr. Anastasios Fondaras Anonymous Miss Marjorie McAllister Paul & Therese Bernbach Mr. Cecil R. Forster, Jr. Mr. Jack Avrett Ms. Barbara Metzger Mr. Peter Bertolette Ms. Fartb S. Golding Ms. Ruth Baron Mrs. Mark Millard Mr. Charles E. Binder Mr. & Mrs. Ellis Goodman Mr. John Hudson Beaton, Jr. Mr. David H. Mortimer Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Bissinger n Walter T. Gorman, P.E. Ms. Sydelle L. Berman Mr. Nabil Nahas Mr. David Bither & Mr. Stephen Graham Jack & Jane Bierwirtb Mr. A . Nelhercot Ms. Carolyn Stolper Mr. & Mrs. Peter S. Gregory Mr. Robert E. Blum Mr. Serge Nivelle Mr. Walter H. Boegemann Ms. Pearl Hack Mr. Costello Branco Ms. Linda Patterson Ms. Claudette Boehm Mr. Walter F.X. Healy Mr. Eric R. Brodar Ms. Sylvia R. fudber Ms. Rose Marie Boller Ms. Cecil Herlihy Mr. Andrew D. Brown Ms. Marquita J. Pool Mr. Samuel Mandell Brody Mr. & Mrs. Charles C. Hickox Ms. Susan Butler Ms. Lois Rivkin Russell & Patricia Brooks B.D. Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. Ira Cohen Mr. Roger Roberts Mr. Andrew Brown Mr. Marvin Hoffman Ms. Pat Collins Mr. & Mrs. Michael I. Rudell Dr. Clark C. Brown Mr. & Mrs. John N. Irwin III Mr. John Condaxis Mrs. John Barry Ryan Mr. Mark P.L. Brush Mr. Melvin Jacobs Dr. & Mrs. Norman Crallin Ms. Jeannette W. Sanger Mrs. Jackson Burke Mrs. A.C. Johnson Mr. Francois de Menil Mr. & Mrs. Wllliam F. Mr. Neil Campbell Mr. Francis J. Kazeroid Ms. Patricia Dewey Seegraber Mr. Bruce Carlson Mr. & M .... Samuel Klein Ms. Mary J. Doherty Mr. & Mrs. Richard Sexton Mr. Andres Juan Carrillo Albert & Joan Kronick Mr. & Mrs. Lorin Duckman Ms. Toni Mendez Shapiro Mr. Joseph 1. Caspi Mr. Michael Kubin Mr. Robert Durst Mr. Barry Silverman Mr. Joseph Castoro P.A. Lemos Mr. Richard Dutton Mrs. Harry Silverman Wen Jer & Pasty Chen Mr. Lawrence W. Levine Mr. Knut Eckert Ms. Joan M . Smyth Ms. Helen B. Chenery Mr. Maurice S. Lipwortb Mr. Michael Ferraro Mr. Herbert S. Steiner Mr. & Mrs. Charles Cohen Mr. Leonard Litwin Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Fisher Mr. James Stewart Ms. Phoebe Cohen Mr. & Mrs. Henry Luce ill Dr. Leonard Flug Ms. Margaret Stillman Ms. Selma Jeanne Cohen Lady Camilla Mackeson Mr. Christopher Forbes Dr. & Mrs. James Stavin Mr. & Mrs. Harold B. Conant Dr. & Mrs. James McGroarty Mr. Richard Foreman Mr. David W. Swanson Ms. Emilie R. Corey Mr. Kimble Pendleton Mead Mr. & Mrs. Darko V. Frank Ms. Mary Endicott Tree Mr. Cay L. Cox Mr. & Mrs. Roger Milgrim Mr. Bart Friedman Mrs. John C. Tysen Mr. Ralph Cox Mr. & Mrs. Donald Moffat Robert Giller, M.D. Ms. Jeanne M . Vanderbilt Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Crane Mr. Mark Myers Mr. & Mrs. George Gordon Noel and Diana Vietor Dr. & Mrs. Norman Crallin Richard & Cindy Nagle Mr. & Mrs. David Granger Ms. Monina Von Opel Mr. Kent Davy Dr. Thlsuji Namba Mr. Bryant C. Grant ill Mr. Paul F. Walter Mr. George de Menil Mr. & Mrs. Richard Nye Mr. & Mrs. Andre Gregory Ms. Suzanne Weil Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Diamond Mr. Harry A . Olson, Jr. Myra & Beatrice Gregory Mr. Robert 1. Welsh Mr. Carroll J. Dickson Princess Sarvenaz Pablevi Mr. Alexande7 Guest Ms. Shirley Werris Ms. Lorraine A . DiPaolo Mr. Alexander Paparnarkou Mr. & Mrs. James T. Harris Ms. Thea Westreich Ms. Kat1lleen Doherty Mr. & Mrs. Alton E. Peters Ms. Sadelle Hershey-Miller Mr. Robert I. Wllliams Issac E . & Jayce Druker Mrs. Howard Barclay Railey Mr. Gregory C. Hickok Ms. Nancy Wllloughby Ms. Jennifer B. Edelman /1 SHELLEY WASIllNGTON studied with Twyla choreography for the stage version of Singin' in the January, 1986. Prior to joining the Company, she Mr. Santee has danced professionally With the Tharp at Wolftrap Academy, American University Rain. Last year he took a leave from the company perfonned for two years with the Cleveland Ballet. Joffrey Ballet, Dennis Wayne Dancers, and the prior to being invited to join the Company in July, to create the role of Pan in the Broadway show Julie has danced in Ruth Page's version of The New Jersey Ballet Company. Most recently he 1975. She has previously danced as a member of Wind in the Willows. His choreography has been Nutcracker in Chicago and also in Miss Page's perfonned with Chamber Ballet U.S.A. This is the Martha Graham Dance Company. A graduate shown at Dance Theatre Workshop through the production of Die F1edermaus which was aired on Mr. Santee's first season with Twyla Tharp Dance. of Interlochen Arts Academy, Miss Washington support of a grant from the Jerome Foundation. PBS in December, 1986. CHERYL JONES was born in Levelland, Texas was further trained at the Juilliard School. She KEVIN O'DAY chose to pursue a professional CA11IERINE OPPENHEIMER was admitted to and began training in ballet and tap at an early age currently studies ballet in New York with Maggie dance career after being invited to study on the School of American Ballet at age 8. Ten years with her mother, Cherry Jones. She went on to Black. Miss Washington has recently perfonned in scholarship in New York at Robert Joffrey's later, she was chosen by George Balanchine to be study under William Martin-Viscount and Gabriella Singin'in the Rain on Broadway and served as the American Ballet Center. Following his training at a member of the . While Taub-Darvash and graduated valedictorian of the Dance Captain for that production. . the school and his initial performing experience as studying at the School of American Ballet, she National Academy of Arts. Prior to joining Twyla RICHARD COLTON began his training at a member of the Joffrey II Company, he was • worked with the NYCB Education Department Tharp Dance in August, 1986, she was a principal School and is a graduate invited to join the Joffrey Ballet where he danced a visiting more than 60 schools and community dancer with the Feld Ballet for six years creating of the High School of Perfonning Arts. He< was a large variety of roles. He joined Twyla Tharp groups presenting lecture demonstrations. Her many lead roles. member of the Joffrey Ballet from 1973 to 1977. Dance in the winter of 1984. He recently appeared ~ education includes Fieldston High School and MICHAEL SCHUMACHER began his dance As a member of Twyla Tharp Dance he appeared in Singin'in the Rain on Broadway and currently • attendance at , in addition to training in Lewiston, Idaho. He received a BFA in the PBS series for The studies ballet in New York with Maggie Black. her studies with Melissa Hayden. Catherine has in dance from the Juilliard School and has also Catherine Wheel; The Milos Forman films JAMIE BISIITON danced with the Lar Lubovitch also professionally modeled for , Vogue studied in New York with Richard Thomas. In and Amadeus and most recently on Broadway in Dance Company and with the Laura Dean Dancers and Elle magazines. She joined Twyla Tharp 1983 Michael joined the Feld Ballet where he had Singin'in the Rain. He has been a member of and Musicians during 1985. He danced with the Dance in February, 1986. roles created for him in Feld'~ Adieu and Against Twyla Tharp Dance since 1977. Bella Lewitzky Dance Company at the Olympic ELLEN TROY has danced as a soloist with the the Sky. He currently studies ballet in New York WD..LIAM WIllTENER made his professional Arts Festival in Los Angeles in 1984. He has a Joffrey Ballet and as a principal dancer with with Maggie Black. debut with the Joffrey Ballet in 1969 following Bachelor of Fine Arts from the California Institute Milwaukee, Pacific Northwest and Chamber Ballet TOM RAWE was born aDd raised in Alfred, New his studies at the Cornish Institute in , of the Arts. Mr. Bishton joined the Company in the U.S.A. She has also appeared in off-Broadway and York . He attended high school at Interlochen Arts Washington. As a principal dancer with the Joffrey, Fall of 1985. regional productions of A little Night Music, Academy where he pursued his early interests in he danced the full repertory and had roles created ERZSEBET FOLDI played the role of Michelle OIdahoma, and The Music Man. Before joining music and dance. From there he trained at the for him in Tharp's Deuce Coupe and As Time Goes (daughter) in the film All That . She was a Twyla Tharp Dance in February, 1986, Ms. Troy Juilliard School and earned a B.S. in Business By. In 1978, Mr. Whitener appeared in the original student at the School of American Ballet for six performed as the "Ballet Leader" in the National Engineering from Clarkson College of Technology Broadway cast of Bob 's Dancin' and later that years and danced numerous children's roles with tour of On }bur Toes. and an M.A. in dance from Ohio State University. year.joined Twyla Tharp Dance with whom he has the New York City Ballet, including Clara in The KAREN STASICK, born in Orange, New Jersey, Mr. Rawe, who joined Twyla Tharp Dance in 1973, perfonned internationally and in the film Amadeus. Nutcracker. She has also perfonned in television began her perfonning career at the age of fourteen has been featured in a long list of company projects As a choreographer, he has created dances for commercials for Master Blend Coffee and Coca with the New Jersey Ballet Company where she for stage, film and television. Tommy TIlDe, , Martine Van Hamel, Cola. She is a student in the Dance Department , rose to the rank of principal dancer. As a member JENNIFER WAY was invited to join Twyla Tharp John Curry's Ice Dancing, Hartford Ballet, Ballet at the Tisch School of the Arts at New York of Dennis Wayne Dancers she toured Europe Dance in January, 1975. She has, since that time, Hispanico and Joffrey II. He also choreographed University. Ms. Foldi was asked to join the extensively dancing a wide variety of contemporary perfonned in virtually all of the Company's active Guys and Dolls for Seattle Repertory Theater and Company after participating in an apprentice repertoire. Among her television appearances Ms. repertory including projects for film and television. staged Sheer Romance for American Ballroom training program in the fall of 1985. r Stasick was a featured artist in the PBS presentation She has also assisted Miss Tharp in rehearsal of Theatre. He recently acted as Ms. Tharp's assistant STEPHANIE FOSTER perfonned in various of Spartacus Pas de Deux. Ms. Stasick also danced Push Comes to Shove for American Ballet Theatre on The little Ballet for . roles with the Feld Ballet since 1982. She has with both the Ohio Ballet and Boston Repertory and in the Broadway production of Singin' in the JOHN CARRAFA has a Bachelors Degree in also danced with Dennis Wayne and Dancers and Ballet before joining Twyla Tharp Dance. Rain. A native of Waverly, Ohio, Miss Way began Biology from Bates College. He studied dance the Palo Alto Dance Theater. Stephanie currently KEVIN SANTEE was born and raised in the her dance training' there with her mother, Jean and acting with numerous companies before join­ studies with Maggie Black. She joined Twyla Midwest. He began dance training at the age of 13, Way, and with Duard Farquhar in Columbus. She ing Twyla Tharp Dance. He assisted Ms. Tharp in Tharp Dance in February, 1986. and graduated from the National Academy of Arts later attended Butler University and received her reconstructing period dances for the film JULIE NAKAGAWA from Evanston, lllinois, in Champaign, lllinois. He continued his training BFA in Dance from Ohio State University. and in reconstructing the original mm became a member of Twyla Tharp Dance in at The School of American Ballet in New York. Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Ellis Mr. Daniel Knickerbocker Ms. Ann Purtill Dr. & Mrs. Benjamin Waiofeld Mr. & Mrs. David Epner Susan & Alan Kolod Ms. Susie Raymond Mr. David Walker Mr. Sergio B. Escuadra Ms. Carolyn S. 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Charles of the Ritz Brooklyn Absolut Edward S. Gordon Company Paula Cooper Gallery IS received funding from the Rockefeller, Mellon and Ford Foundations, in addition to support from the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts and public support from numerous foundations, corporations and individuals. Miss Tharp was the recipient of the Dance Magazine Award in 1981 and has received Honorary Doctorate Degrees from Brandeis University, Buck,nell University, the California Institute for the Arts, Brown University, and Williams College; the Columbia University Medal for Excellence, the Medal of Distinction from , the Spirit of Achievement Award from the Albert Einstein College of Medicine and the New York City Mayor's Award for the Arts and Culture. In June, 1987, Miss Tharp will be presented with the Golden Plate Award from the American Academy TWYLA THARP is known for her work in the of Achievement. fields of dance, fLim, television/video and theater. JENNIFER TIPTON (Lighting Designer) is well Regarded primarily as a choreographer, Miss known to dance and theatre audiences alike. Her Tharp has created over 80 dances. In addition lighting for the theatre has brought her a Drama to her work with Twyla Tharp Dance, she has Desk Award, a Tony and an Obie. She has lit for choreographed for Mikhail Baryshnikov and most major companies including works by Jerome American Ballet Theatre (Push Comes to Shove, Robbins, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Paul Taylor, and Bach Partita, The Little Ballet), the City Center Dan Wagoner, among many others. Ms. Tipton has Joffrey Ballet (Deuce Coupe, As Time Goes By), received the Brandeis University Creative Arts and collaborated with Jerome Robbins to create Award medal and a Bessie Award for her work in Brahms/Handel for the New York City Ballet. dance. This year she is a Guggenheim Fellow. She Miss Tharp has created dances to a range of also teaches lighting in the Design Department of music which extends from early American Jazz Yale's School of Drama. Her collaboration with (Fats Waller, Jelly Roll Morton) to classical Miss Tharp began in the beginning. (Haydn, Mozart, Bach), and pop music (Frank SAN10 LOQUASID (Production Designer) Sinatra, Beach Boys, ). She has designed many Broadway plays and musicals has worked with commissioned scores by contem­ including , King of porary American composers, David Van Tieghem, Hearts, The Suicide, , The Cherry Glenn Branca, David Byrne, and most recently, Orchard and last season's Singin' in the Rain. For Philip Glass. his work in the theatre he has received the Joseph Recognized for her work in fLim, Twyla Tharp Maharam, Tony, Drama Desk, Obie and Outer choreographed for four feature fLims, three directed Critics' Circle awards. In dance he has worked with by Milos Forman; Hair (1978), Ragtime (1980), the American Ballet Theatre, New York City Ballet, Academy Award winning Amadeus (1984), and the the Joffrey Ballet and Twyla Tharp Dance. His fLim, White Nights (1985) which fLim design credits include Falling in Love, co-starred Mikhail Baryshnikov and Gregory Hines. Desperately Seeking Susan and 's In 1983 The Catherine Wheel, danced to a score forthcoming . He received an Academy by David Byrne and first performed on Broadway Award nomination for his costume designs for in 1981, was fLimed for television under Miss ZeUg. Mr. Loquasto is a graduate of King's College Tharp's direction and aired on the BBC and on the and the Yale School of Drama. PBS Great Performances series. Other televised PHILIP GLASS, Musical Americas "1985 work includes Scrapbook Tape (1982), a video Musician of the Year" has written for opera, anthology of Miss Tharp's work, Making Television orchestra, fLim, theatre, dance, chorus, and his Dance, which won the Chicago International Film own group - The Philip Glass Ensemble. Award in 1980, and Sue's Leg, presented in the In 1976 Glass collaborated with Robert Wilson to premiere season of "Dance in America" (1976) . In create Einstein on the Beach which was the first in 1985, Miss Tharp won Emrny Awards in both Glass' trilogy of "Portrait" . The others, are Choreography and Direction for Barvshnikov by Satyagraha (1982) and Akhnaten (1984) which were Tharp which was Co-Directed with . created for the Stuttgart Opera. In 1982 , Miss Tharp collaborated and appeared Concurrent with his work in opera, Mr. Glass in a theater piece with Andre Gregory titled Bone has written music for numerous events and artistic Songs. In 1985 Miss Tharp directed and choreo­ projects. These include the opening and closing graphed the Broadway version of Singin' in the Rain. ceremonies of the 1984 summer Olympics in Los Twyla Tharp has twice received grants from Angeles, the films Koyaanisqatsi directed by the John Simon Guggenheim Foundation and has Godfrey Reggio and Mishima directed by Paul Schrader, and The Juniper Tree (1985), a chamber DAVID BYRNE, lead singer, songwriter, and gui­ opera composed with Robert Moran. tarist of the rock band Talking Heads, has recorded Glass' collaborations have involved significant ten albums with the Talking Heads and has pro­ figures in music, dance, theater and literature. In duced and directed seven music videos, several of 1984, he worked with Robert Wilson on the K61n which are in the Museum of Modem Art's and Rome sections of the CIVIL warS: a tree is permanent collection. best measured when it is down. The dance/theater Stop Making Sense, the feature-length Talking piece, A Descent Into the Maelstrom involved Heads concert film conceived by Byrne and Molissa Fenley, Matthew Maguire, and Philip directed by Jonathan Demme, was awarded "Best Glass and was commissioned by the Australian Documentary of 1984" by the National Society of Dance Theatre for the 1986 Adelaide Festival. Film Critics. In 1985, Byrne received MTV's Songs From Liquid Days, Glass' latest release "Video Vanguard" award for his innovative work in on CBS Records, features his music with lyrics music video. The Talking Heads' Little Creatures by , David Byrne, Laurie Anderson, was named "Best album of 1985" by the Village and Suzanne Vega. In The Upper /Wom was Voice and Rolling Stone critics polls. commissioned by the Twyla Tharp Dance Trained as a visual artist at the Rhode Island Foundation, Inc. in 1986. Glass' fourth opera, The School of Design, Byrne collaborated with Twyla Making of the Representative for Planet 8 with Tharp on her Broadway production of The libretto by Doris Lessing, will be premiered in Catherine Wheel, for which he composed and January 1988 with the Houston Grand Opera. performed an original score. In 1984 he In 1987, Glass' Concerto for Violin and collaborated with avant-garde playwright Robert Orchestra, commissioned by the American Wilson, writing the music and text for the "The Composers Orchestra will receive its world Knee Plays: short vignettes between the scenes of premiere, as will a work commissioned by Wilson's epic opera the CIVIL warS, Responding to the Michelson-Morely Centennial Celebration the gap between the rock-music-video form and for the Cleveland Orchestra. Future projects Broadway musicals, in early 1984 Byrne began to include: Music for North/South (the sequel to write the original screenplay for True Stories, Koyaanisqatsi), The Fall of the House of Usher - a creating a new musical/theatrical form. The film chamber opera for film based on the Edgar Allan was shot in Texas and edited in Los Angeles. Poe story, and a book by Philip Glass, focusing Born in Scotland in 1952, Byrne moved to upon his three portrait operas and theater pieces Baltimore when he was seven years old. He now which will be published by Harper & Row. lives in New York and Los Angeles.

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Rubenstein Coordinators Elizabeth Arden, Inc. Treadwell Corporation Associates, Inc. Greater New York Savings Bank Arts Isotoner, Inc. Treasurers & Ticket Sellers Russ 1bgs, Inc. Hallman & Lorber Avalon Industries, Inc. Union Local #751 Fernando Sanchez Associates Inc. Baby Thgs, Inc. Ulano Corporation Spencer Press Inc. Interstate Properties! Bali Company Va Bien Sperone Westwater Vornado Inc. Billex International, Inc. Star Ledger J&1 Distributors Company Bishop Ford Catholic High Tishman Speyer Properties Inc. Jaffe Acoustics, Inc. School Trina Jay-Arr Slim Wear Inc. Bowne & Co., Inc. A.C. Uno, Inc. Just-Tran Construction Inc. City Center Real Estate Inc. The Van Heusen Company Stanley H. Kaplan Educational Cline's Rug & Upholstery WestPOint ~pperell Center Ltd . Cleaners, Inc. Willard Gallery Charles Komar & Sons, Inc. Constitution Reinsurance Williams Real Estate Kenneth Jay Lape Inc. Company of N.Y., Inc. Daniel Wolf Gallery Leisure Line Thys Consumers Plavoring 1 861 - 1986 Wolverine World Wide, Inc. Leopold, Gross, Somers & Extract Co., Inc. World-Wide Volkswagen Corp. Israel, P.e. Courier Life Inc. BROOKlYN ACAO[MY Of MUs[ Young & Rubicam Inc. LeRoi Hosiery Cresap, McCormick, and Paget 30 Lafay ette A v enue Brooklyn, New York 11217·1486 The Twyla Tharp Dance Foundation, Inc. gratefully acknowledges the SUPJM>rt of the National Endowment for the Arts, the New York State Council on the Arts, and the generous SUPJM>rt of the following individuals, corJM>rations and foundations.

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The lWyla Tharp Dance Foundation, Inc. is the recipient of a $175.000 Na!ional Endowment for the Arts Challenge Grant. Through this grant, the NEA will provide matching funds for all new and increased contributions. This makes your support especially meaningful at this time. All contributions to Twyla Tharp Dance Foundation Inc. are tax-deductible to the full extent prov ided by law. Please mail to: 853 Broadway, Suite (;uS, New York, NY 10003. BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC salutes the sponsors who have helped to make this season of TWYLA THARP DANCE possible

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The BAM facility is owned by the City of New York, and its Qperation is supported in part with public funds provided through the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC STAFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1987,8,00 P.M. ANI KAVAFIAN. rliolin PAULA ROBISON,flute DOUGLAS BOYD, oboe FRANK MORELLI, /JasSlxm KENNETH COOPER, barpslcbortl WENDY YOUNG, ,barpsicbortl BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC "FROM BAROQUE TO JOPLIN" j.C. BACH : Quintet in 0 major PRESENTS HANDEL: Flute Sonata in 8 minor TELEMANN: Trio Sonata in C minor 7 CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERTS COUPERIN , M.set,es . STRAVINSKY, Elgh, Easy PI • .,., Scou Nickrtnz and hula lobi50n, Oh'f(tors SCOTT JOPUN , Rag For runhtr informaUon call (718) 636-4100. HENRY BRENT: Country Daners In SwinK JAMES P. JOHNSON , Carolini Shau' VIVALDI , La Pasto",Ua

SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1987,8,00 P.M. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1987, 8,00 P.M. JOSEPH ANTON SWENSEN, viOlin EMERSON STRING QUARTET SCOTT NICKRENZ, viola SCOTT NICKRENZ, I'loia CARTER BREY, cello COLIN CARR, cello YEFIM BRONFMAN, plano BOCCHUINI , Cello Quln," In C major MICHAIL ALEC ROSE, Son ... lor Solo Violin (N.Y. p..,ml<"'l SHOSTAKOVITCH , S'ring Quan.. No. 1.1 BEETHOVEN, Trio lor Slrings In C minor, Op. 9, No. ~ MENDELSSOHN, Viola Quin,., in A major BRAHMS, B Major Plano Trio

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