C A L E N D A
Thursday
Isabella Cannon, pay resting
directly by playground延迟
opening on 27 August at 10am,
through
Saturday. Missouri Reprint City.
The Ivy Big Kite, Kansas City,
two weekend 4 pm,介质
twelve weekend 4 pm,介质
Sunday Center for the Miss-
orning Art, University of Mine-
sorrington Arts, and Cherokee
Kansas City, and Cherokee
Streets. Five dollars for guest
admission. $5 for staff.
Warsaw orchestra continues
CALIFORNIA
Peitz, rock, h' roll, 5:30 p.m.
Johnny's Tavern, 401 N. Second St.
The Jobhouse, drama, by Harold Pinter. *Pookoutri*, production. Image Theatre, general public; 559 five-line stories for college public; 496 KU students and #1 for service.
■ Jon Swindell's sculptures and drawings, through March 10.
i luge views Aps Center, 300 W. Ninth St.
eay opening at 9 p.m. and continuing tomorrow
Lawrence Community Theatre, Islani New Hampshire St,
Three dollars for new audience tickets
$2 for new audience tickets
sales valves Oscar Sunsnyk
p.m. today and tomorrow and 4 p.m.
Sunday, Scottish Rite Temple, Lincoln
Mary Hall Hill five dollars for general admission
and $4 for senior students
Master Drawings by our perma-
ture Museum of Art
The Peninsula, rocky Mp., 9-10 p.m.
Warwan Philarmonic Orchestra
8 p.m. Wood, Hooph Aktorium. Fifteen
dollars and $2 for general admission
$10 and $40 for KI and 12 students
and $11 and $1 for senior citizens.
**Women in Blues.** Women review
8:30 p.m. $2 the Orchard, $6½ Ma-
saschus ST., $2.
Friday
The Penguins, rock 'n' roll 3:30 p.m.
The Jazebirds, rock 'n' roll 3:30 p.m.
Shoot Smalti, blues; 9:30 p.m.
Jammy's Tavern, 41N. N. Second $1.
*Love original, with The Millions opening stock*, 39 p.m. *The Battleship*, 777 New Hampshire St.
Saturday
The Fergusons, rock 'n' roll
8:00 p.m. The Jerusalem, Massa
churchs St. $3.
Small Meshi, blues, 9:20 p.m.
Smart Meshi, blues, 9:20 p.m.
Johnny's Tavern, 401. Second St.
**READ**
Open mike, 9:30 p.m., The Bot
town, 757 New Hampshire St.
- longstreet with Moving Van Gogh opening, original rock 9:30 p.m. The Battersea, 727 New Hampshire S, $2
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**Taking Notice...**
*drama by Jane Martin* *Pot-Pourri production,* *5 p.m.* *i.e. Ingle Theatre* *Murphy Hall* *dollar dollars for general admission* *$2.99 for students and $4 for senior citizens*
All Dogs Go to Heaven
National Lampoon's Christmas
Vacation
**Armenian-American music** in
Series. The Drums of Dromgoon
and Caribbean Cruise, two movies
presented at 1:30 pm. Akras Atriot-
mus. Nelson-Akras Museum of Art
$425 Oat, $15, Kenas Cay Man.
Aleksander Johnson with Minglitz Special
country and western. 9 p.m.
Shiboo, $2.99, St. Jude's.
Bill Couny, comedy. 8 p.m. Kanan
as Exopretepepe, Topper, sponsored by
Brazilian Corvival. sponsored by
KU Brazil and Portugal. 62 Messas
cuentos S. Four dollar advance
tickets.$6 at the door.
**Narrative Qualls:** bio-traiti-
nation. lecture by Penny McMorris,
s. Kansas Museum of History.
$55 NSt South Tampa, Topeka.
Sunday
Tuesday
Haven Dilworth, sopraano, 8 am
Sawthorn Rectinal Hall, Murph
Hall.
I love you, alternatively with two car Family opening, alternative stock, 9:30 p.m. The Boulderock 727 New Hampshire St. SI.
Research
**House for Falk Art**
*A Different House for Folk Art*
*lecture, by Lydia Hargan, 7:30 p.m.*
*World Science Museum of Art.*
*Another World is Moving, the Film Reservation Board School, film 3:30 p.m., Anderson Auditorium.*
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University Symphony Orchestra
with KU Chamber and Concer-
Choirs, 3:30 p.m.
Theatre, Mparm Hall
tour amid homeland changes
Monday
Concert band and University bond concert, guest soloist triumpet David Hickman, 8 a.m. Carlton-Peer Theatre, Murphy
■ Nighthawk Dee Cline poetry, and
■ Chattawaka Singers, 7:30 p.m. Skid
home, Union, Haskell Indian Junior
college.
Hillcrest Theatres
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Mallhouse
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American Heart Association
At Ififi's Restaurant
Der Damen with Balken open
alas der Farm, 3:30 p.m. The opening
ticket, 727 New Hampshire St., $¥.
What You'll Enjoy
Wednesday
Liberty Hall
My Leaf Foot
Comic Book Confidences
Sidewalk Stories
- Buzz Norman, rock 'n' roll, 9:38 p.m., danny's tavern, 401 N. Second
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The Healing Machine: The Art of Emery梁敏, sculpture exhibited through March 16. Spencer Museum of Art.
We Guiminhong: A Contemporary Chinese artist, paintings exhibited through March 5. Spencer Museum of Art.
iMKE will be the ensemble's latest
step when it performs at eight or
Head Acidification.
iNrinsulam Knot will conduct the
in the past year, the 90-year-old
Warsaw Philharmonic Orchestra has witnessed the rebirth of a station and is now waiting to perform the world to see how the history books will be written.
And the changes, the orchestra
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Wheat State Golden
the large-piece orchestra will conduct the large-piece orchestra, which has performed more than 5,000 concerts or five continents.
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changes would affect its art.
"At this time, we are ultra-
unprettyable to a sort of sort of changes
to be made," said. "The change
is to give the Polish people umma-
bation to the great humanism and
also let the Polish people uncertain
about the future." Many of them are
rather unfearful."
Took膨膨, associate professor of tune euphonium, had a two-week recital tour in Poland in 1888. While in Warwick he had the opportunity to hear the Philharmonic nearly every day.
Anderson said Polatian's econom-
 reform had entailed radical economic
society in an essentially opened
university. Employment and inflation
are new serious problems there.
He said it was too easy to lie
between the Warsaw Philarmonium
and other art institutions in Polan-
d would cease to be state-supported.
The question is at any point in
the Government going to say the art will be part of the free market system" he said.
he said the orchestra had a rich tradition and he didn't expect it to stop receiving state support. Although the orchestra is government supported, he said. Part is able to choose the pieces to be played.
The kids in my family are a bit prebabies, probably a few months old. I am not able to buy bread for the families than if they'll have a job next year, he said.
This year, with the economic and political changes in Poland and Eastem Europe, two members were most likely looking toward the future. Steve Anderson, chairman of the department of music and dance to Polish art school, said.
wism said the whisper y mum-
ments had a sound all its own.
"They play with enthusiasm and
passion while remaining serious," he said. "That's going to come out Thursday night."
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he said that over the centuries, wuni was not trained more than 20 countries; might our even more this year because of President Obama's recent decision to allow the orchestra to make money for the orchestra to make money Watiad.
I tonight's performance, the orchestra will play three major works: Szelazowa Tartuka op. 29, by Karel Szmowski; Symphony No. 6 in B minor, op. 54; by Dmitri Sosnacki; and "Don Quintet," op. 35; by Richard Strassmaier, cellist Kammer Korosz as solist.
William Grant Still was regarded as "Dean of American Composers" until his death in 1928. His "Mediterranean Symphony," completed in 1830, was the first work composed by a Black to be performed by a major symphonist orchestra.
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In 1985, Perkinson was nominated for an Emmy in Outstanding Individual Achievement for the music he composed for a documentary, 'Bearded Play's Beaten',
    ...
Following Pallini's presentation, an Afro-American composer. Forum will be given from 3 to 10 p.m. at Aledson Auditorium. Guest Black Dyes will be attendee for Pertkinson and Gray Dyes. She also will attend Perkinson's career includes compositions for Alvin Ailey' dance company and for the Negro Ensemble Company. He was co-founder and associate conductor of the Symphony of the New World and has composed and conducted several award-winning pieces for theater and documentary films.
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Drys works range from pieces for jazz ensembles and compes to large synaptic works and film scores. Janeet Crow, assistant director of the HAI Center for the Humanities, said the form would be the only opportunity she and faculty to talk to Peckham and Dye. She said the form would 'be a formal lecture because the participants would have the chance to meet the composers and to talk about their experiences.'
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