Jazz great David Berger to judge Civic Center High School Festival
David Berger, renowned trumpet player who has performed with Duke Ellington Cab Calloway and Larry Elgart, will judge 26 junior and senior high school jazz ensembles at Syracuse's sixth annual Civic Center High School Jazz Festival. The event runs Friday to Saturday in Carrier Theater, with Berger leading a 7:45 p.m. Saturday clinic and solo with the Festival Jazz Ensemble conducted by Joe Riposo. Berger joins an expert judges panel including Lee Bash and Edward Lisk, as Potsdam College Jazz Ensemble performs Friday night.
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Pianist Heyman to return for Syracuse recital
Native Syracusan Steven Heyman, a Juilliard trained pianist with bachelor and master degrees, will return to Syracuse April 8 for a recital at Crouse College auditorium to benefit the Central New York Association of Music Teachers scholarship fund.
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Heston to donate archives as UCLA ceremony set
Charlton Heston will donate his professional archives to UCLA Theater Arts Library at a university ceremony this week. The actor, who studied on scholarship at Juilliard, will perform a chamber program for CBC radio in Montreal and two New York ensemble shows this month. He has won Juilliard concerto and Bergen competitions, played with Juilliard Orchestra at Alice Tully Hall, and led a jazz trio while a student.
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Tigris Shrine Circus draws 27,526 in six performances
More than 27,000 attended the Tigris Shrine Circus over six shows last weekend. The Sunday matinee drew 6,481 at War Memorial Auditorium, with Friday afternoon 2,469 Friday evening 3,143 Saturday matinee 5,942 Saturday evening 4,741 and Sunday evening 4,750. The total was about 800 below the 1982 record.
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Jay Patterson to reprise Harold in Broadway K2 opening
Jay Patterson, who played Harold in Syracuse Stage K2, will reprise his role when the Patrick Meyers drama opens next week on Broadway at the Brooks Atkinson Theater. Patterson, understudy to Peter Boyle who was fired, steps into the part while Michael Tolaydo remains as understudy to Jeffrey DeMunn. Directed by Terry Schreiber who staged the work locally.
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