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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1986

Page

7

Van Halen Relaunch With Hagar After Roth Exit

New group era begins as Sammy Hagar joins Van Halen after David Lee Roth departure. 5150 tops charts in spring, then slips to No 2 by late June as touring continues through November. Hagar discusses money, recording, and stage persona while interviews spotlight the band's renewed energy and public interest.

Roth van Halen Warner Bros Sammy Hagar Edward van Halen Hagar Mike Anthony Netherlands Edward Alex Tom Sawyer Anthony Dave

Snakenapped Burmese Python Believed Stolen in Indiana

Michael Straub of Lafayette suspects a neighborhood theft after his 10-foot, 35-pound Burmese python Boris vanished from his yard around 7 p.m. Saturday. The $900 reptile, a calm pet that eats small rodents every two to three weeks, may pose a risk if not returned before feeding time.

Lafayette Ind Michael Straub Boris Straub Straubs

Computers threaten musicians

The Chicago Tribune reports studio musicians face shrinking work as computer controlled instruments replace saxophonists trumpeters and strings in studios and live gigs. Some say the trend could also threaten singers as computer vocal synthesis grows. Robert Moog cautions the Doonesbury portrayal, while others note a single person could replace an entire session.

Robert Moog Trudeau Frank Serafine Santa Monica

Midland College orchestra to perform rock to classical selections

The Midland College campus brief announces an orchestra concert featuring pieces from rock to classical, including She Believes in Me by Kenny Rogers and the Miami Vice theme. Featured lyric tenor Robert Dorn from Midland's First Baptist Church will lead the audience in We Are the World and Hands Across America. For more information, call 563-5269.

Midland College Kenny Rogers Miami Vice Robert Dorn Midland First Baptist Church America

El Vaquero exhibit travels to Midland at Petroleum Museum

Traveling exhibit from the University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures in San Antonio opens at the Petroleum Museum 1500 W. Interstate 20 September 6 through October 5 featuring more than 100 English and Spanish captions. Admission is 2 dollars for adults and 1 for children with hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday.

Midland el Vaquero University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures San Antonio The Petroleum Museum Interstate 20

Auditions Sought for A Touch of Class at UTPB

University of Texas of the Permian Basin seeks singers and dancers for its show choir A Touch of Class now in its second year. Scholarships stipends costuming and private voice instruction offered. a keyboard player is also needed. Rehearsals begin Sept 8 Mondays Wednesdays Thursdays 4 5 30 pm. Call Steven Powell at 367 2361 or Midland number 563 2400 Ext 2361.

University of Texas of the Permian Basin Steven Powell Midland

Permian Consort Opens Auditions at UTPB

The Permian Consort at the University of Texas of the Permian Basin invites interested players to audition for an early music ensemble. Call Craig Lister at 367-2233 for audition information and scheduling. rehearsals occur every Tuesday at 7 p.m.

Permian Consort University of Texas of the Craig Lister

Odessa College Instructor Exhibits in Art in the Metroplex '86

Barry Phillips of Odessa represents Odessa College in Art in the Metroplex '86 at Texas Christian University. The juried show features 97 artists with prizes from 1000 to 100 dollars. Phillips exhibits an acrylic titled Toto, I Think We're Still in Texas. Juror Peter Frank selects prizes. The exhibit runs Sept 6 to Oct 3 with weekend and weekday hours.

Fort Worth Barry Phillips E. 52Nd St Metroplex Texas Christian University Moody Building Brown- Lupton Phillips Odessa College Toto Texas Peter Frank Artforum Art In America Artnews Womanart

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