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Young people's opera illustrates, calms fears
"Malaobyole and the Fear Monster," an opera by two Lawrence residents, one a University of Kansas professor, will be held at 9 p.m. Sunday at South Junior High School.
the opera, written by John Pordro,
professor of music and composition,
and John Clifford, 801 Mississippi St., is of the Concerts for Young People, Inc., a nonprofit organization that offers three opportunities of Lawrence for young audiences each year.
The opera, written especially for young people, is the first opera to be funded by a major donor.
According to Podzro, who composed the musical score, Concerts for Young People, inc. has previously used only translated, over original, operas.
Pordro and Clifford said they thought the opera would appeal to both children and adults.
"Children must be out of the nursery school to really enjoy the opera," said acid.
Pordro added, "If an adult is willing to save his carpenterate at home for a day, he will need to be very careful."
ACCORDING TO Clifford, the author of the drama, the opera is a double story about an angel who thinks be is human and a girl obsessed with fears.
Clifford and Pozdro the opera was as sophisticated as any written for an older
However, Podzro said the music was fairly simple, accompanied only by piano. "OPERA IS just music adding extra dimension to word," he said.
Clifford called the opera a community and University project because it involved
Clifford, a vice president for writing services at Centron Corporation and the author of more than 100 short films, plays and feature films, has previously received awards at the American Film Festival and the Columbus Film Festival.
Penglyang Baldwin, the stage director of "Malooley," founded the Hashinger Hall Theatre and has acted on and off Broadway and on television.
rozor, who has won 11 consecutive American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers awards and has solo sonata at Washington's John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
Lynn Shornick, music director, has been a leader of the University Soundboard Orchestra.
The cast includes Molly Soward Chabalowski, the Eliseen, the brightened little
girl; Antonio Perez, assistant professor of music, as the fear monster; Thomas Harper, Oklahoma City graduate student, as Maloleo, an angel; Marilyn Michels, independence teacher, graduate student, as化学教师; John Lata, chemistry lecturer, as the doctor.
Pordio and Cliffard said they might collaborate on another project if this was a case.
Success is measured by audience response, they said. If the noise level is high and the audience laughs in the right places, Clifford and Fordro said, they would know the two years they spent writing the production were worthwhile.
Tickets, $1 for children and $1.50 for adults, are on sale at Dillons, Rusty's IGA and at the door, for the performance Sunday and a later performance Feb. 13 at 2 p.m.
Our teachers deadline has been extended to Mon. Feb. 7th!
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One of the men, Michael Hickam, will appear in Douglas County Court Feb. 7 for his hearing on the first break in. and Peter Gilliam, will appear Feb. 9, court officials said.
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Two men arrested Saturday night in connection with the burglary of Gibson's Discount Center are still being held in the boulevard where two bombs of $20,000 each, according to police.
Complaints against the men for the burglaries, assaults and official inquiries, attorney's office.
Both men will appear in court next week for a preliminary hearing on an earlier case, Glennsons.
Two men held in county jail
The Sixth Annual Faculty Folles of the KU School of Fine Arts will be Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in Swarthout Recital Hall in Murphy Hall.
Faculty Follies, a musical lampoon, is sponsored annually by Pi Kappa Lambda, the national music honor society, to raise awareness of scholarships to outstanding music students at KU.
Tickets, which cost $1, can be bought from the faculty members and will be sold at the rate.
This year the KU music faculty will host a concert by American composer John Phillip Bozer.
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