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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1983
Page
15
The American String Quartet at Crouse College Auditorium delivered mature, finely honed playing in Berg Lyric Suite and Schubert Op 161 quartet. The ensemble displayed unity and dynamic control, with vivid tone color and clear, noble structure, despite the piece’s complexity and duration.
Pianists Norma DeLuccia and Alice Lee perform Mozart Duet in D for Two Pianos at 8 p.m. March 20 in Crouse College Auditorium, Syracuse University as part of a chamber music concert by the Syracuse Camerata. The program also features Reicha Quintet in E flat and Debussy L enfant prodigue with a vocal trio and pianist.
Debbie Reynolds leaves Broadway musical Woman of the Year after a weekend amnesia episode. The show closes after nearly two years as notices warned the last performance unless business improved. Producer David Landay cites bad weather and rail strikes as factors. tour planned with Miss Bates returning to lead.
The Syracuse Chapter of the American Guild of Organists presents Dr. Calvert Johnson for a Saturday all day workshop on Spanish Portuguese and Italian baroque organ music and performance practices in Colgate University's chapel Hamilton. The event covers survey of the music and techniques of fingering and registration with audio visual aids and demonstrations on a three manual tracker organ. Johnson is assistant professor at Northeastern Oklahoma State University. Information from Wayne Leopold Cazenovia 695-8556 or David Enos.
Lawyer Julian H. Kreeger and engineer Peter McGrath form PM & J Productions Inc in Miami to issue an Audiophile Pressing seven release series. Pianists include Ivan Davis David Bar-Ilan Leonard Shure and Earl Wild recorded largely on Baldwin pianos at the University of Miami.
Kim Bassinger, seen with Charlton Heston in Mother Lode and with Sean Connery in Never Say Never Again, will co star with Burt Reynolds and Julie Andrews in Blake Edwards new comedy The Man Who Loved Women. She plays a married Texas woman who has a fling with Reynolds. Filming starts this month in Los Angeles and Houston with Edwards directing.
Local cinema listings reveal a slate of 1980s films. Programs include Trenchcoat at Bayberry and Fayetteville venues, Tootsie at Cazenovia Opera House and Westhill, Gandhi at Shop City, 48 Hrs at Hollywood and Tri County Mall, and The Entity and The Year of Living Dangerously at Penn Can Mall. Additional titles include The Concrete Jungle, Love Sick, Moonlighting, Sophie's Choice, Best Friends, Frances, and The Verdict. Showtimes span 7:05 to 10:00 with multiple screens offering 7:30 and 9:30 blocks.
Clinton theaters present First Blood as part of the regional program with an 8 o clock start. Hamilton venues screen Tootsie at 9 30 and between 7 and 9 30. Oneida Cinemas 1 and 2 show First Blood at 7 15 and 9. The Verdict runs at 7 9 15.
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