Wednesdav. October 3. 1973
University Daily Kansan
Guitar Is Stimulating in Concerto
By DIANE YEAMANS Kansan Reviews Editor
The versatility of the guitar is explored in a stimulating contemporary work, "Concerto for Guitar and Chamber Ensemble," by Julian Beum, musician, as recorded by Julian Beum, guitarist.
The concerte, recorded on RCA RD Seal's "Julian Bream 70s," serves as an excellent introduction to the realm of contemporary music.
The guitar is played against an ensemble of 10 instruments. They are flute, oboe, bass clarinet, English horn, horn, trumpet, violin, viola, cello and celesta. Latin American percussion instruments are also used.
THE GUITAR OF JULIAN BREAM is used as a solo instrument as well as accompaniment when the flute, oboe or violin take the melody. Most people are used to bearing similar complexities in popular music and have not learned them, not one. The difference is fascinating.
The concerte is intoxicating. The notes dance vivierv over four or five octaves at one time between the instruments. The mind uses 'allowed to relax while listening to
The composition, divided into several movements, is introduced with a guitar solo, supported by percussion. Cymbals are played in the background and sound. The flute and cello accompany the
guitar until the flute takes the melody. The guitar plays an accompaniment that highlights the flute's melody while the oboe plays a long, sustained line that holds the note.
IN THE SECOND MOVEMENT, "Vivo" the guitar as solist and accompaniment to the second movement.
reached. A series of short, pert notes by the ensemble, accented by a brass percussion part, leads to the climax of the movement, which features the horns. The music stops abruptly and the guitar returns to the lyrical theme from the beginning of the concerto. The concerto ends as it began, with a guitar solo.
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the guitar as soloist and accompainier is used.
The guitar cadenza illuminates the
guitar.
The work then returns to the dialogue between the guitar and ensemble that introduced "Vivo" and serves as a bridge into the slow central movement of the concert. This is built on a series of long, sustained notes at various intervals. The theme is passed among the instruments until the violin uses its vast range to spread the theme across three octaves. The concerto stops suddenly and emerges supported by the celli.
In the final movement, "Con brio," the bride leads the ensemble as she arrives and closes up the climax as she
THE SECOND SIDE of the album contains three contemporary guitar pieces. They are every bit as exciting as the concept with chamber ensemble.
The ultimate in the jazz jam session will be presented by members of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band at 8 p.m. tomorrow in a recording studio at Kansas Concert Course opening concert.
Jazz Band to Jam in Concert
One of the pieces "Elegy" is Alan Raworthine's last piece, commissioned by Bream in 1971. It is divided into three sections: the first section is finished before his death, Bream completed the third section with fragments already written by Raworthine. The piece begins slowly, moves into a fast, angry section and then to the slow section written by Bream.
The band's music is energetic although all of the members are more than 60 years old.
The band is one of the few groups in the world that have recreated New Orleans Jazz. The band's skills have brought it fame all around the world.
The members of the band are Wilhelmina "Bilie" Pierce, piano; Wille J.G. Humphrey, clarinet; Allan Jaffe, tube; Tassheh G.; Cecar Frazier, drums; Jesse La Croix "DeBe" Pierce, cornet and Nathan "Jim" Robinson, trombone.
passed on the music of this album, trends in contemporary music are far more exciting than anything in the popular music field.
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MOVIES
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HARVEY IN-HOUR PACKS Sars James Colburn and
Jason Colburn.
Vinyl upper with one piece cleated sole. Black with white and white with black.
MEN'S SOCCER SHOES
GOLD OF NAPLIES - Four agencies on Italian life in the
GOLD OF NAPLIES are presented by the International
INVISIBLE MAN - The original version of the G. Wells
Invisible Man novel, first published in time in several
INVISIBLE MAN volumes, Woodford
INVISIBLE MAN volumes, Woodford
**pWOWMON:** The first Japanese film to be succeeded in Japanese cinema is *Saint Driving*, directed by Yasuaki Nishimura. Samuel Drives, a stage play by Miyoko Kusunaga, opens at STAGE OF SOUL on December 14.
film in CINEMAS on ROLE BY "Culminated to be the best"
film in CINEMAS, MOVIE HISTORY and WATERTOWN. More of
the movies with festival retellings on the an-
niversary series.
**ASUS CHRIST SUPERSTART-** moving device deploying Christ's fear and uncertainty. From the rock-opera of the **Church of Christ**.
MR. HORRISON CRUSSE-Show with "Tl the Clouds"
7:30 p.m. Intermont, Woodward
9:30 p.m. Intermont, Woodward
PRESERVATION HALL MUSEUM BAND - The greatest in New Orleans will be presented. 8 pm tomorrow, to the museum.
KISS ME KATE-Fall musical production of
the Broadway show at Saturday and
Saturday, 2:30 p.m., Sunday, 1:30 p.m.,
Saturday, 1:30 p.m.
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ARCHITECTURE AND DUAN DESIGN-Student
ARCHITECTURE AND DUAN DESIGN-Anti Gaited
Ends Tuesday. / Ullman Gallery
STUDENT ART WORK - From Haskell Indian Junior College. Watson Station.
James Harden, Jimmy Johnson County and Merritt Searah. Variety.
INVOKABLE MAN. The original version of the G. Wells
Stone film. (C) 1997 RKO Pictures.
THREE OUINTES, MIEES, CAPERS, LUNCHER, JEWELER (BOTH LOCATIONS), SECOND
COMING AND GARRY'S REMARKS
PHOTOGRAPHS BY ROBERT GRIER-GREEN - is native in North America. He was a pilot in a photograph of a tour of duges with the Navy in Japan. Advocates say he is a key witness to the war.
Diversions
PAINTS BY THOMAS COLEMAN - A leading midwestern
minstrel from Michigan. Graduated R.I.U. of Museum.
THE KILLERS- Two gummies search for an auto mechanic who double crossed us with crime lore 12.35
LOHRAINE; HAMBURSTY TO BE YOUNG, DEPOT
TO OKA. An amateur specialist the life and
soul of a musician. A lifelong learner.
LANG, HOT SUMMER • The film version of William
LANG's acclaimed 1982 movie *The WRIKING TOO*, in which the hero is on an acid raisin adventure. In the film version he offers advice to an alcoholic woman.
THE WILD BUNCH. The 1983 movie stars William Haden and Erwin Schreiber as two English border town boys in Homeroke, a small resort town in Homeroke, New Zealand. Natalie Portman interprets Ruth Robbins, the Russian nurse who leads the dance roles and are locked in the Royal Ballet.
dance the lead rods and are held by the Royal Ballet
乐队. 10:30 p.m., channel 5.
p.m. channel 19
THE NAKED PREY- Party of hunters are killed by
ALL THE KINGS MEN- A discussion of the 1973 film adaptation by William Goldman, directed by Robert Walters and with Walt Disney. Part of "Walt Disney's Great Movies."
WIDE WEEK OF SOFTS - Southern 500 Stock Car
Race - Tenacious Tennis championship 2, p. 13,
2, 9 and 13.
FOOTBALL. Missouri vs. S.M.U. Z 30 p.m., channels 2, 1, and 13.
BASEBALL- Play-off game for the American League opponent between the A's and the Celtics. None, channels
BASENEBAL-Play-off game for the National League games between the Mets and the Reds. 3 p.m., channels 1 and 2.
TENNEMUS TO ARKS-Morde version of Erkena
tentemessy` to辉 by the same name startier James
Hewlett.
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African tribe while the hunter guides watches. 11. 6
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WINCHESTER (7) A man travels a man and a gun until old score is set (8 p.m., channel 41).
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SHEREF-A 190 movie
Earning Garver and Joan Hanker 8 p.m.
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