Symphony opens 22nd season with guest stars in Phoenix
The Phoenix Symphony begins its 22nd season with Oct 28 at Gammage and Oct 29 at Phoenix Union, featuring tenor Jan Peerce as guest soloist. Malcolm Frager, Itzhak Perlman, and Rostropovich are among other soloists. multiple concerts run through April with diverse programs.
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Phoenix Symphony
Gammage
Phoenix Union
Symphony Office
Osborn Rd
Jan Peerce
Malcolm Frager
David Abel
Tony Ilan
Aldo Parisot
New Scottsdale French restaurant La Chaumiere opens with Parisian flair
Daniel Huon and his wife transform a farm atmosphere into Scottsdale's French countryside dining. The Huons offer dishes like poached turbot and rack of lamb with attentive service. Also featured are Laffite's after closure, Eileen Suyama and the Jory Bown Trio, and plans for Cosby shows at Grady Gammage Auditorium with two performances October 31.
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Scottsdale
Etienne
Morrisey’s
Efa
Chaumiere
Daniel
Paris
Laffite’s
Eileen Suyama
Jory Bown
Miss Suyama
Bill Cosby
Louis Armstrong
Grady Gammage
Cosby
Gammage
ASU Symphony Announces 1968 69 Season Opener
Arizona State University conductor Lombardi reveals six concert season for 1968 69 starting with an 8 30 p m opener at Gammage Auditorium. The program includes works by Grant Fletcher and oboist Frank Stalzer with Handel Messiah and guest soloists Takayori Atsumi Arnold Bullock. Season tickets and individual seats go on sale at the Gammage box office.
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Eugene _Lombardi
Arizona State University Symphony Orchestra
Gammage Auditorium
Lombardi
Grant Fletcher
ASU
Frank Stalzer
Takayori Atsumi
So‘loist
Arnold Bullock
Ray ‘Charles
Grady Gammage
Mr. Schul
Gammage
Kadimah Dance Theatre to Perform at Jewish Center
Kadimah Dance Theatre will present a folk dance drama Under Thunder Mountain at the Phoenix Jewish Community Center. Frances Smith Cohen directs with Dee Strickland Johnson, with live folk instrumentation. Tickets are 1.50 adults 1.00 students. a Sunday dance workshop follows.
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New Civic. Center
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Coronado
Civic Center
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Main St
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Scottsdale’s
Coronado High
Norm Heard
Sara Winter
Henry Thome
Phoenix Jewish Community Center
Arizona’ Commission On the ‘Arts and Humanities
Kadimah Dance Theatre
Adimah Dance Theatre
Tucson_Jewish Community Center
Frances’ Smith Cohen
Tucson
Tuller College
Dee Strickland Johnson
Mrs. Cohen
Tennessee Hills
Cohen - Johnson
Sathysias
United States
Cohen
Dee St
Dons Offer One Day Travel to Verde Valley Attractions
A travel highlight for October 20 invites visitors on a one day tour to Payson Sedona and Verde Valley with a first white man sighting of the arch in 1877. The site features a 150 foot clear span 183 foot arch height and a 400 foot tunnel. A steep protected trail leads to the bottom for hardy walkers in excellent physical condition. For information call 271 8546 or visit the Dons Desk at 120 East Van Buren.
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Verde Valley
Tonto
Dons ‘Desk
East
van Buren
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N. Scottsdale Rd
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