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Stephens College Performing Arts77 (DGG sody for Piano No. 19" 2709044, Szidon, ACCENT ON - THE NEW THURSDAY p); "Hungarian Fantasy for Piano and Orch." 9:00 MUSIC RECORDINGS SO M-31- M-34- (COL 962, Columbia Sym. Orch., Koste-lanet- z, PETROV: "Songs of Our Days" (COL 526, H6:00 PROLOGUE News, intormation and music." Wild, p)r "Riqoletto - Operatic Leningrad Phil. Orch., Yansons); SHOST- O- Fantasy" (PHI 6500368, Arrau, p); GLINKA: KOVICH: "Trio No. 2 in e, Op. 67" (ABC WG- S- 9:00 ACCENT ON MUSIC "Russian and Ludmilla: Tscherkessenmarsch" 8332, Dubinsky, Vn, Berlusky, ce, Yedlina, B DVORAK: "Overture to Otello, Op. 93" (PHI (CON CS-20- 39, R.s J. Contiguglia, p). P. M 6500124. Lon. Sym. Orch., Rowicki); FOOTEt KBIA HEADLINES AT 10:00 KBIA HEADLINES AT 10:00 j "Son. for Violin and Piano in g. Op. 20" B (OR1 ORS-762- 43, Gratovich, vn. Regis, p); LISZT: "II Travatore: Miserere" (PHI "First Hearing" New recordings are GRIFPES: "Pleasure-Dom- e of Kubla Khan" 6500368, Arrau, p); MEYERBEER i "Le Prophete: auditioned by a panel including Martin (NWR NW-2- 73, Boston Sym. Orch., Ozawa); Illustration No. 2" (PHI 6500310, Campanella, Bookspan, Edward Downes, and a special B "The White Peacock, Op. 7, No.l" (MER SR-- B p); LISZT: "Fantasia and Fugue on the guest music critic Eastman-Rochest- er' Ad (ARG 'Ad Undam1" M-34- 90422, Orch. , Hanson). Chorale Nos, Salutarem SVIRIDOV: "3 Miniatures" (COL 525, M KBIA HEADLINES AT 10:00 ZRG-50- 3, Preston, org). Yurlov Choir, Ukhov). -- SR-905- 24, S-60- S PARKER: "Prelude to Mona" (MER LISZT: "Mephisto Waltz" ( SER 099, Eastman-Roches- ter KBIA HEADLINES AT 11:00 R Sym. Orch., Hanson); IVES: Browning, p); GOUNOD: "EMI CS-20- 92, Cziffra, M B- "Son. for Violin and Piano No.l" (NON H- p); "Reminiscences of Robert le Diable-Val- se PENDERECKI: "De Natura Sonoris, No. 2" (LSO 73025, Zukofsky, vn, Kalish, p); "String Infernale" (VAN VCS-100- 41, Wild, p); LS-7- 22, Louisville Orch., Mester); "The Quartet No.l" (NON H-7- 1306, Concord String "ReirdniscbFceB of Simone Boccanegra" (PHI Song of Songs" (EMI EMD-55- 29, Polish Radio Quartet). 6500368, Arrau, p). National Sym. Orch., Krakow Phil. Chorus, IVES: "Piano Son. No.l" (NON H-71- 169, Lee, Penderecki); MESSIAEN: "Chronochromie" (ARG 11:15 KBIA NEWS ZRG-75- 6, BBC Sym. Orch., Dorati); LIGETI: 11:15 KBIA NEWS 12:00 OPTIONS IN EDUCATION Third in a series of "Morning & Night" (EMI 1C-15329- 918, Stock- 12:00 OPTIONS The hour five programs. National Public Radio pre- holm Cham. Choir, Ericson). deals with "Undocumented sents a of American Adolescence" Workers," or illegal aliens, their problems, "Portrait 12:00 KBIA NEWS ana views of in an attempt to dispell our society's wide- several policies which have spread myth of turbulent adolescence. 12:10 VOCAL SCENE "The Vocal Dvorak" is presented been advance to help them. Topics will include mental and physical by George Jellinek. 1:00 WORLD OF MUSIC health, the youth market, juvenile crime OPERA IVES: "3 Places in New England" (DGG 2530048, and justice, youth unemployment, and drug 1:00 SAN FRANCISCO The San Francisco Boston Sym. Orch., Thomas); "Piano Son. No. abuse. Opera presents Janacek's "Katya Kabanova' 2" (COL MS-71- 92, Kirkpatrick, p). in English. Major roles are played by WORLD Gwendolyn IVES: "Sym. No. 2" (RCA ARL-106- 63, 1:00 OF RUSIC Barry McCauley as Banya Kudryas, Philadel- Glasha, Ludgin as Dikoy M-33- as Chester phia Orch., Ormandy); "The Things Our 927, Jones LISZT: "Piano Son. in b" (COL and William Lewis as Grigorievitch. Fathers Loved; Old Home Day; Down East" Barman, p); "Symphonic Poem No. 2" (LON Boris (COL H-432- 504, The conductor will be Rafael Kubelik. Boatwright, s, Kirkpatrick, CS-69- 25, Orch. of Paris, Solti); "Tran-scend- tal VCS-100- 13, p); "The Unanswered Question" (VAN Etudes for Piano" (COL M-233- 928, 1:55 ALL THINGS CONSIDERED Local, national and Royal Phil. Orch., Farberman). Berman, p). international news, as well as special KBIA HEADLINES AT 3:00 features and the Week's News in Review MS-73- 18, KBIA HEADLINES IVES: "Chromatimelodtune" (COL fT 3:00 from the KBIA Newsroom and National Public (COL Schuller, cond); "America Variations" WAGNER: "Tannhaeuser: Overture" (RCA ARL-205- 12, Radio. M-432- 504, Biggs, org); SCHUMAN: "New Bolet, p); "Lohengrin: Prelude Act SR-903- 79, MISSOURI FORUM A news (MER -. S-35- 6:30 discussion of events England Triptych" (ANG 950, Kara-jan- Eastman- I" Berlin Phil. Orch., ); of to Hissourians. Area newsmen Rochester Orch., Hanson); ALBRIGHT: "Organ "A Siegfried Idyll" (VAN SRV-2- 20, interest H-71- 260, as B Book II: Excerpts" (NON Albright, Sym. and reporters are featured panelists, org). Bavarian Radio Orch., Schuricht); with moderator Dr. Edward C. Lambert, of FINNEY: "Sym. No. 2" (LOU 625, Louisville LISZT: "Nuages Gris; La Lugubre Gondola the UMC School of Journalism. (DOV 972585, Orch., Whitney). No.l" Fiorentino, p). 7:00 CURTAIN GOING UP Chita Rivera and Dick 1:25 THE SPIDER'S WEB "Walt Disney: Magician BUSONI: "Ballet-Sce- ne No. 4" (ARG ZRG-74- 1, Van Dyke are the principle players in the ye of the Movies" continues. Jones, p); DEBUSSY: "Nuages" (RCA LSC-266- 8, original Broadway cast of "Bye-B- Birdie." 1:55 ALL THINGS CONSIDERED lcal, national and Boston Sym. Orch., Munch); "Images, "Put on a Happy Face," "Honestly Sincere," international news, as well as special Book I: No.l, Reflections in the Water" "A Lot of Livin' To Do," and "Spanish Rose" features from the KBIA Newsroom and (SER S-60- 099, Browning, p). are a few of the tunes you'll hear. National Public Radio. 1:25 THE SPIDER'S WEB The final episode of 8:00 STEREO CONCERT HALL The Boston Pops O- 7:M ADVENTURES IN GOOD MUSIC WITH KARL HAAS "Walt Disney: Magician of the Movies" by rchestra, under the direction of Arthur Haas presents explanations of the inter- Bob Thomas. Fiedler, will bring you Overture to "The relationship of keys and tonalities and the Bohemian Girl" by Balfe; and Schatz Waltz role they play in modulation, and selec- 1:55 ALL THINGS CONSIDERED vou're invited to from "The Gypsy Baron" by Strauss. Amnon tion of keys. participate as a "public commentator" on Levy, violinist, will perform for Introduc- the Friday edition of "All Things Cons- Saint-Saen- s. 8:00 STEREO CONCERT HALL Performing will be tion and Rondo Capriccioso by idered." Write, or send 7 12 ips tape, by George M. Cohan, by Bodge, the Boys' Choir of Little Church Around outlining topics you wish Tunes arranged Boys' to discuss, to will also be part of the program. the Corner, the Choir and Bellringers "Commentary", NPR, 2025 M Street, N.W. , of Trinity School and the Brooklyn Boys', Washington, D.C. 20036. 10:00 VOICES IN THE WIND A weekly omnibus mag- Chorus. Conducted by Pierre Boulez, the azine of the arts from National Public Radio. program includes Mendelssohn's Symphony 7:10 ADVENTURES IN GOOD MUSIC WITH KARL HAAS Oscar Brand, internationally known author No. 4, "Italian;" Ravel's Le Tombeau de The distinguished conductor of the and musician',' is the host. Couperin; Stravinsky's Suite No.l ana 2; Chicago Symphony. Georg Solti, will be and the world premiere of Crumb's "Star featured by Haas. 11:00 KBIA NEWS Soprano Child." Irene Gubrud will also be 8:00 STEREO CONCERT HALL Leonard Bernstein 11: 10 LAST RADIO SHOW "J Alive" from NPR heard. the Philadelphia a presents Oscar Peterson and Friends, Ray D:30 KBIA NEWS conducts Orchestra in performance of Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 Bryant, Dizzy Gillespie, and Benny Carter. D:15 LAST RADIO SHOW in C Minor, Op. 67, and Tchaikovsky's All were recorded at the 1977 Montreux Barry Miles and Co. pre- Once sent a new RCA album "Sky Symphony No. 4 in F Minor, Op. 36. Jazz Festival in Switzerland. again, entitled Train." good jazz 2 a.m. Eric Kloss, Vic Juris, Terry Silverlight, 10:30 KBIA NEWS til and Anthony Jackaon contribute their talents to the proceedings that feature the keyboard 10:15 LAST RADIO SHOW The popular sound of the skills of Barry Miles. Crusaders is presented for your listening 23 SUNDAY tonight. "Free As the Wind" is the title of their ABC album recorded in December of 6:00 SUNDAY SYMPHONY 1976. 21 FFMDAY HAYDN: "Sym. No. 87 in A" (COL D3S-76- 9, New York Bernstein); MOZART: "Cone, PROLOGUE Phil. Orch., News, and music. S-60- 072, 6:00 information for 3 Pianos in P, K.242" (SER Lon. I 9:00 ACCENT ON MUSIC 22 SATURDAY Phil. Orch., Menuhin, H. Menuhin, Y. Menuhin, S Menuhin, p). I LISST: "Les Preludes" (ANG S-35- 613, Phil-- J. I hamonia Orch., Kara j an); "Hungarian Rhap 6:00 PROLOGUE News, information and music. KBIA HEADLINES AT 7:00 STEPHENS COLLEGE PERFORMING ARTS 77 The Lively Arts Series The Playhouse Season Presents "Li'l Abner", a musical T , , ,, ,, Presents Ladyhouse Blues, Or atchUsAit a 7:30 p.m., Oct. 12-1- 5, 19-2- 2, at the Playhouse. $1 .00 off For reservations, Call 443-343- 7 for all students. or visit the box office on Dcrsey St..
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