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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1967

Page

8

Miracle of the Roses host choir and symphony event

The 15th Annual Miracle of the Roses plans a December 17 stage production in Scottsdale High School auditorium featuring 40 Phoenix Symphony musicians and a choir. Honorary chairman Rev. Eugene Maguire leads a free program with two works by Irving Fleming. The pageant on Sunday at 4 p.m. retells the Aztec Virgin Mary story tied to Mexico’s Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe.

Miracle of the Roses, Inc Phoenix Symphony Orchestra Mexico Juan Diego Juan Cathedral of Guadalupe Mexico City

ASU Messiah to Be Rendered Sunday at Gammage

ASU presents Handel’s Messiah this Sunday at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. in Grady Gammage Memorial Auditorium. Eugene Lombardi conducts the Symphony Orchestra and 175-voice University Choral Union with Richard Dales as conductor. Tickets are 50 cents at the Gammage box office.

Arizona State University Grady Gammage ASU Eugene Lombardi University Choral Union Richard Dales Gammage Margo

Scottsdale Nightlife and Arts Update

Reynolds reports on Scottsdale Tempe and Arcadia entertainment venues. Norman Heard headlines as the top act at Tempe Village Inn Pizza Parlor while Greg Edwards takes over Red Garter Lounge at the Ramada. Camelback Inn hosts Jack White and Weldon Bright as music director plans expand across Marriott properties. ArcadiaKids tour Arizona presenting The Land of the Dragon to deaf and special education centers. Roberta Carlin performs for visiting Vietnam soldiers at Camelback Inn.

Norm Heard Tempe Village Inn Scottsdale Ramada Inn Norm ASU Venture Scottsdale Red Garter Lounge the Ramada Cif Edwards Jack White Camelback Inn White Weldon Bright Marriott Motor Hotel Camelback In Arcadia James Seena Seeman Arizona Gompers Rehabilitation Center Arizona Children’s Colony Salt River Indian Reservation Golden Gate Settlement Roberta Carlin Vietnam

Ahmad Jamal Sours on Scottsdale Concert Hints

Jazz great Ahmad Jamal, visiting friends in Scottsdale this week, signals a possible Arizona concert but aims to retire from public gigs. He plans to focus on composing and college tours, collaborating with the Howard Roberts Chorale and his trio.

Ahmad Jamal Scottsdale Jamil Diahs McKingey Grady Gammage Jamal Arizona Howard Roberta Chorale Barbra ‘Striesand George Hudgon Hia Jong Stim Fingers

ASU Christmas Programs Include Choirs and Readings

At Arizona State University a Christmas program features the ASU Brass Choir conducted by Yugene Chausen and the Women’s Choir led by Dr. Charles Heffernan in the Memorial Union ballroom tonight at 8:30. Also tonight Readers Theatre offers A O Henry Christmas Package at 7:30 and tomorrow at Lyceum Theatre a free program for students, faculty and public with three stories and The Cop and the Anthem. Charles Brown will present JS Bach organ music in a free program Thursday at 12:49 pm in Grady Paytnage Memorial Auditorium.

Arizona State University Yugene Chausen Memorial Union Ballroom Charles Heffernan ASU Oakland University Michigan O. Henry Readers Theatre Lyceum Theatre William Sydney Porter Henry Charles Brown JS. Hach Grady Payntange Memorial Auditorum

Jazz pianist Jamal performs across venues in New York and Ohio

Jamal, a Brooklyn born American Negro and convert to Islam, shows notable musical dexterity and compositional skill. He recently released the long play Cry Young reaching number 19 on the long play lists and is scheduled to perform at the Village Gate in New York before a Kent State University concert.

Jamal Brooklyn New York Village Gate Kent State University

Lorca Poetry Program Opens at Phoenix Theatre Center

PTC presents Wool Red Wool a Lorca poetry themed production tonight at 8 30 in Phoenix Theatre Center area Director James Amondson uses theatre to convey Lorca mood and themes across about 20 poems Mood supported by verse and occasional Spanish language Music choreography and costume are universal in style

Pederico Garcia Lorca Phoenix Theatre Center James Amondson Lorca

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