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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1985
Page
15
Jean-Pierre Rampal opened the Syracuse Symphony weekend at Crouse Hinds Theater with baton and flute in hand. His conducting showed stylish flair and high intensity, keeping moments alive and adding a welcome focus on musical detail.
A refined Rampal leads Mozart and Bach adaptations with warm, precise tone. The flute solos show tonal control and delicate phrasing, especially in the slow movement. Beethoven’s Symphony No. 8 closes a performance praised for wind section projection and overall brilliance. About 1100 attendees, bows repeated. tickets $7.50 to $25 at the Civic Center box office.
The Syracuse AFM Local 78 offers a six week scholarship covering tuition housing and meals to a Onondaga County young musician for the AFM Congress of Strings starting June 29 at Southern Methodist University in Dallas Texas. About 60 finalists audition April 14 at Bevard Community Room Civic Center.
Syracuse Stage opens Peter Nichols Passion in the John D. Archbold Theater under Terry Schreiber. The British play explores the unruly emotion in a long-married pair with alter egos that offer comic relief and tragic moments, delivering a provocative study of infidelity. James and Eleanor have been wed for more than a quarter of a century.
A chamber opera style stage piece via Nichols explores a marriage unsettled by a rival friend Kate and the alter egos Jim Nell and Eleanor. Marco St John and Tanny McDonald lead a four person cast with Maeve McGuire, John Vennema and Kristin Larkin, praised for clever device and strong acting. The technical set by Charles Cosler is highlighted as a standout. Syracuse Stage presents Passion at John D Archbold Theater East Genesee Street through April 21 with tickets varying by day and seat.
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