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FRIDAY, NOV. 9, 2001
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On Saturday, November 10, 2001 At Woodruff Auditorium, Kansas Union
Dinner: 5 PM
Show: 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Tickets will be available at the door.
The KU Cultural India Club brings to you its annual Cultural Diwali Show, featuring Indian Dances, Songs and Food!
Dinner Courtesy of Ruchi Indian Cuisine, Overland Park
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT KU Cultural India Club kumtida@raven.ec.ukamu.edu
TO JOIN THE CLUB, GET DIRECTIONS, QUESTIONS:
http://www.ku.edu/~kumtida
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GONGFARMER
BY RANDY REIGER
THE GONGFARMER
BY RANDY REGIER
RegieR
Billy Joel breaks into classical
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — For fans who identify Billy Joel with pop hits like "Uptown Girl" and "Only the Good Die Young," it may be a little hard to imagine the Piano Man writing classical music.
But it's the classical music, not classic rock, that inspires Joel these days. For all his rock accomplishments, including induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Joel has always maintained a love for his boyhood idols, which not only include the Beatles, but also Beetheven and Mozart. He even tried his hand at classical composing decades ago as a boy trying to outwit his mother during piano practice.
"My mother would say, 'You stay in that room, play the piano, and you ain't getting out of that room until you put in your hour!'" Joel recalled. "I had to fool my mother,
who had a good ear. ... (So) I just made up my own Mozart.
After selling more than 100 million albums in the pop world, the Grammy-winning rocker decided to enter the classical arena with the release of Fantasies & Delusions, which features pianist Richard Joo performing 12 of Joel's Romantic era opuses. It made its debut at the top of the classical music charts and has stayed there for five weeks in a row. So far, the album has sold more than 43,000 copies.
Joo will perform selections from the album at 8 to 10 p.m. Sunday on the A&E special Billy Joel: In His Own Words, in Joel will take questions from the audience and also perform some of his old favorites.
A greatest hits package, The Essential Billy Joel, was released the same day as Fantasies & Delusions
"I had to fool my mother, who had a good ear. ... (So) I just made up my own Mozart." Billy Joel non musician
Elsewhere in television ...
PAKISTAN LEADER SPEAKS: Pakistan Gen. Pervez Musharraf, who has come under criticism from his own people for his support of the bombing campaign in Afghanistan, will sit down with Ted Koppel on ABC's Nightline at 10:30 tonight. The interview will be his upcoming address to the United Nations.
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6 The ___ Office
10 Sketch
14 Not savvy
15 Pre-stereo sound system
16 Paella base
17 Tuscany tourist city
18 Feed the pot
19 Baddie of lore
20 Some crystal glasses
22 Ran out
24 Author Tyler
25 State of mind
26 Unwrapped
29 Maine
33 Periphery
34 Ornamentation
36 More than willing
37 Rum cake
39 Sub detector
41 Engagement
42 Passive
44 Relate with a bias
46 Brooch
47 Bullfighter
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51 Pavarotti specialty
52 "Star Wars" knight
53 Team animal
56 Threshold
60 Suggestion beginning?
61 Flag down
63 Chopin piece
64 Dry
65 List-shortening abbr.
66 Scorch
67 Stallion's mate
68 Count (on)
69 Smooth and silky
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2 Component piece
3 "Of ___ I Sing"
4 Inhabitant of Oz
5 Produced :
11/8/01
10 Kind of gorgeous
11 Tractor-trailers
12 Farm plant
13 Undesirable plant
21 Chilean range
23 Top-notch
25 Fable's lesson
26 Planetary path
27 Fats Wailler's instrument
28 Glowing coal
29 Contributor
30 Slack-jawed
31 Become permanent
32 Prevailing force
35 Hot drink
38 30% of a phone number
40 Broncoobusters' show
43 Poi source
45 Change one's clothes
48 Be nervously irresolute
Solutions to yesterday's puzzle
50 Flower part
51 Like Santa
53 Address for a lady
54 Pervading atmosphere
55 Move about
56 Rotary-phone feature
57 Melody
58 Border
59 Sneak a look
62 Nibbled on