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available ior senior citizens and students.The concert will feature Frederick Beyer’s “Overture for Brass Quintet,” which premiered this summer at the EMF. Beyer is a professor emeritus at Greensboro College in Greensboro.Other works to be presented will be Copland / Karr’s “Sonata for Doublebass and Orchestra,” Etler’s “Quartet” for viola, clarinet, oboe and bassoon, Gabrieli’s “Canzone for Brass Quintet, Nos. 1,2 3 and Ricercar,” andMarlene Mazzuca, bassoon; Theodore Jones and Paul Randall, trumpet; Leslie Norton, horn; Gregory Cox, trombone; James Jenkins, tuba; Diana Mizeile, double-bass; Andrzej Grabiec, violin, and Neal Cary, cello. Membership in the Chamber Players rotates among different musicians from the Eastern Music Festival’s Philharmonic Orchestra, depending onthe performance selections. This concert is being underwritten in part by John R. Kernodle Jr. and AnnKemodle Umstead in hono of their parents, John Roblt; and Ester Cote Kernodle, t Eion graduates. The conce is being titled “Return to F College” recalling the sum mer of 1963 when the EMF called the campus of Elon College home.The Eastern Music Festi opened its 28th season on Jane 24. Drawing professio and student musicians fror all over the world, the festi is under the musical direcl of its founder, Sheldon Morgenstern.Dance from two cultures to be at ATimes-N'ewsDURHAM — The American Dance Festival brings dance from two cultures to the stage in the coming week.The Italian company Sutki made its American debut at ADF on Thursday and will present concerts tonight and Saturday night at 8 p.m. in Page Auditorium on Duke University campus.Sutki takes its name from a Russian word meaning “tour of the clock, 24 hours.” Sutki is also the name of the first piece choreographed for the company’s artistic director, Anna Sagna. The company creates theatrical works characterized by dreamlike vignettes.The company’s evening-lengthwork Ahnung” (which means premonition) will be presented tonight and Saturday. Tickets are available by calling 684-4444.On Sunday evening, one of the perennially delightful events of the American Dance Festival is scheduled: The annual ADF Musicians’ Concert R’san annual evening of fun, and some good music from the those who spend their days each summer providing music for ADF classes.The remainder of next week, Monday through Saturday, has been titled “Made in France Week at ADF. Five French dance companies will celebrate the bicentennial of the French Revolution with appearances at American Dance Festival.• Monday at 8 p.m. inReynolds Theater, LidiaMartinez will present a dui• Tuesday at 8 p.m. Le Pi Cie Myriam Herve-Gil will form three works in Reyno Theater.• Wednesday and Thursd 8 p.m., La Compagnie Ris € Dancerres will perform Cs price, a piece for 11 danci in Page Auditorium. This g was formed in 1980 to reco struct the dances of the Re sance and Baroque periods addition to performing clas works from the 17th and 18 centuries, Ris et Danceries also committed to perform works which inftise classic; forms with contemporary h♦ Friday at 8 p.m. in Paglt;It’s audition time for musical ‘ShenandoaTimes-NewsSNOW CAMP — Auditions for The Sword of Peace’s end-of-summer musical will be held Sat urday and next Thursday at the drama site in Snow Camp.This summer's musical, “Shenandoah,” is a tale of a Virginia family split apart by the Civil• *ages 40-60; 12 fnen, ages 16-30; 10 women, ag 18-30; one male, age U-14; one black male, s ll-M, and various extras for the chorus.Prepared monologues or music is not nett sary but will be accepted'.Three ofjhe songs In “Shenandoah”tare b Included in the '‘Sword Of Peace,ir Preshow t summer. They are “Freedom,” Violets andtr*:
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