Famous Hungarian Quartet to Perform at Arizona State University
The Hungarian Quartet, famed on five continents, performs Sunday at 8 30 p m in Matthews Center at ASU. Founded 1935, its members trained under Jeno Hubay Zoltan Kodaly and Bela Bartok with Bartok composing for the group. The quartet includes Zoltan Szekely Michael Kuttner Benes Koromzay and Gabriel Magyar. General admission tickets are 3 and available at the Gammage box office or Matthews Center evening of the concert.
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Cocteau
Arizona State University Players
Lyceum Theatre
Gary Cecil
Scottsdale
Mike Laney
Phoenix
Lyceum
Arizona—State University
Matthews Center
Quartet
Flow
United States
G Budapest Academy of Music
Jeno Hubay
Zoltan ‘Kodaly
Bela Bartok
Heth
Zoltan. Szekely
Michael Kuttner
Benes Koromzay
Gabriel Magyar
Gammage
Caesar and Judy Bell Bring Weeknight Jazz to Resorts Lounges
Reynolds wrap up Caesar and Flamenco guitarist Caesar appears at La Cantina Lounge in Marriott Camelback Inn with Tommy Reed Orchestra Monday nights 6 30 to close. Jack White leads La Cantina six nights 8 30 to close. Ron Ryan sings 6 30 8 30 Tue Sun. Judy Bell and the Look of Love perform Paul Shank's French Quarter Monday 10 and 11 30 p m. Great Pumpkin visited Apollo lounge Friday. Steve Leathers back at Kelly's in Phoenix with improv visuals. Scottsdale Saturday nights offer live fox trots waltzes polkas 8 p m to 1 a m at Tonto School.
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Caesar
Marriott’s
Camelback Inn
Mexico
Tommy Reed
Jack White
la Cantina Entertainment
Ron Ryan
Judy Bell
The
Paul Shank
French Quarter
Judy
Ron Haskins
Duane Kilmore
Jim Gandaglia
James Barnett
Apollo Lounge
Steve Leathers
Kelly’s
Phoenix
Leathers
Scottsdale
Tonto School
Sun Circle Trail Rides Planned for Valley Residents
Three rides along the Sun Circle Trail run Nov 28 29 and 30 for Valley residents. Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Department and the Arizona State Horsemen's Association sponsor. Each ride begins at 8 a.m. base camp with lunch stops and rental horses by reservation only. A $1 trail fee covers coffee and lunch.reservations by calling 262-3716 for rentals and 276-0945 for dinner on Nov 30 at South Mountain Patio.
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Maricopa County
48Th St
Guadalupe.Rd
South Mountain
Telegraph Pass
South Mountain Patio
Kids' play at PCT adapts Thurber tale Many Moons
Phoenix Children’s Theatre presents a stage adaptation of James Thurber’s fable Many Moons directed by Jill Anderson. Cast includes Petra Beuchel Debra Lynne Toy Neal Tegans Ramon Weeks Susie Spitz Jess Matchett Reggie Bass Trina Nicholson Allen Murdock Shirley Beuchel with Charlotte Chorpening’s adaptation and Mrs W Marvin Matchett assisting. Tickets at 1.00 for children 1.25 for adults. Performances at Arena Theatre 300 W McDowell on Nov 15 and 16 at 2:30 p.m.
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James Thurber
Phoenix Childrens Theatre
Sean
Petra Beuchel
West High
Debra ‘Lynne Toy
Camelback
Neal Tegans
Central
Ramon Weeks
South Mountain
Susie Spitz
Jess Matchett
Reggie Bass
Trina Nicholson
Madison Meadows
Allen Murdock
Charlotte Chorpening
Jill Anderson
W. Marvin Matchett
Byron Harvey III
Arena Theatre
W. McDowell
Scottsdale residents form Sun Valley Symphony orchestra
Fifteen Scottsdale residents are among 65 members of the Sun Valley Symphony Orchestra preparing for the season opener at Westwood High School Shepherd Auditorium on Wednesday at 8 30 p m Tickets are available at the door Rodney Gehre serves as concertmaster and others include Dianne Jackson Cathy Gehre Carolyn Lybrook Marilyn Brandes Irene Osbach with Steve Kiser Karl Reque on viola Kim Youngblood and Dwight Uphaus on brass Viola Youngblood and Wesley Vincent are the Scottsdale horn players Under the baton of Dr Frank Spinosa the program includes Copland Lincoln Portrait Bernstein Candide Overture Honegger Pacific 281 Borodin On the Steppes of Central Asia and Britten Spireae Musicae
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Sun Valley Symphony Orchestra
Scottsdale
Westwood High School
Shepherd Auditorium
Rodney Gehre
Dianne Jackson
Cathy Gehre
Carolyn” “Lybrook
Marilyn Brandes
Irene Osbach
Steve Kiser
Karl Reque
Kim Youngblood
Dwight Uphaus
Viola Youngblood
Wesley Vincent
Frank Spinosa
Abraham Lincoln
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Judy Reynolds
China Ling
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Main Street
Arizona
Dancing Entertainment
Old Corral
East First Street
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Virginia
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Puffs
E. McDowell
Clark and
Kay Edwards
Base Camp
Saddle Club
Neda
Shirley Beuchel
R. E. Simpson School
Cheglouis
Fsh Brown
RVE
Scottsbale
Chateau Briand
Scottsdale, Arizona
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Lincoln
Copeland
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Central ‘Asia
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B. Britten
Hacienda Corral
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Guggy
Park Central
Tower Plaza
Chris Town
18Th St
27Th Ave
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Scottsdale Mesa
Scottsdale Fashion Square
Tri-City Mall
W. Main
E. Main
Joe Hunt
Gwen Harmon
Fashion Square
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Perot Rt
Indian School
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