I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 THE PLAIN DEALER, OCTOBER 29, 1977 RI Entertainment Maazel's masterful Mozart 24 Music critic An, all-Mozart program by a symphony or by. any musical group numbering from one to 300, for that matter starts off with an ironclad guarantee of quality in the musical merchandise. The all-Mozart concert offered by the Cleveland. Orchestra, conductor Lorin Maazel and pianist" Peter Frankl in Severance Hall, Thursday night, however, went well beyond even that. 2 It had genuine historical interest (due mainly to the performance of a symphony written by at age nine), but more important, it was a joyful musical occasion.
The performances had a technical polish combined with a lordly elegance that beautifully suited the two. major works offered. A These major pieces were both from Mozart's lode of grandiose, large-scale brilliance: the I major piano concerto with Frankl) and the flat symphony, no. 39. Maazel used an appropriately small orchestra the nine-year old Mozart's Symphony no.
4 (K. 19), and a rather larger crew for the two later masterworks. The program receives its final performance By Robert Finn tonight. The partnership of Frankl and Maazel in steps in for entertainment By Wilma Salisbury made its area debut Thursday night at Lake Erie College. Yet, the nine-member West Coast company had a familiar look.
of the dancers, Keith Marshall, had appeared here previously with Margalit Dance The company's chief choreographer, Spider Kedelsky, had been represented on performances by Repertory Dance of Cleveland and the Bill Evans Dance Compy. The program's fi'male, Evans' "Juke Box," had been performed here by the Evans company and Repertory Dance of Utah. The choreography, too, lacked distinctiveness, though some of it was well-crafted, and all of it was danced with spirit and togetherness. young Los Angeles troupe has no artistic or resident choreographer. Kedelsky, its most gifted creative talent, is one of the company's two general managers.
The dancers showed two Kedelsky ballets: a humorous company work that borrowed movement ideas from the birds and the beasts, and a series of three pure dances set to recorded music by Vivaldi." In both works, the choreographer showed a sure instinct for space and structure. His phrasing was musical. His textures were inventive and his designs assymetrical. Outstanding in the performances were Anthony Rabara as the leader of the herd and Susan Blankenship and Madeleine Scott as two friends with three chairs. company choreographers presenting were Margaret Schuette, who danced her solo, "Sketches," and Mary Jane Eisenberg, "offered a theater piece, "Close to Home." Ms.
Schuette's two-part study consisted of a busy, sharply-accented exercise, followed by a soft "breath" dance. Ms. Eisenberg's piece, a movement portrait of people in a park, was said to be inspired by the photographs of Diane Arbus. Unfortunately, the photos did not inspire the choreographer to any dancing. Nonetheless, the mimting of an adolescent flirtation, elderly companionship, basketball free-for-all and other everyday park scenes amused the audience in Rickel The funniest.
dance of the evening was "Juke Box, Evans' affectionate tribute to the 1940s. Though the California company's interpretation was not so gently satiric or subtly detailed as that. of Evans ensemble, the performance, like the entire concert, was thoroughly entertaining. -AMUsem*nTS- TONIGHT ONLY In association with BELKIN PRODUCTIONS Teddy Pendergrass Special Guest Star Ashford Simpson 1 Sat. 7:00 11:00: $8.75 it The the May front fO UJ CASH ONLY AT THE DOX OFFICE Meals M.
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16 Eddie Howard BD. NOV. 27 JACK MORGAN violin impressive By Wilma Salisbury Israeli: violinist Yuval Yaron played beautifully in his Cleveland Orchestra debut yesterday at Severance Hall. First prize winner of the 1975 Sibelius competition. Yaron r.
impressed as a virtuoso violinist who loves the sound of his instrument and thoroughly enjoys its intrinsic qualities. Performing the popular Mendelssohn Violin Concerto, Op. 64, he produced a rich tone that he expressively shaped and shaded to fit the contours of the music. His phrasing suggested that of a sensitive singer. Leaning on accents, allowing important pitches to blossom and rounding off cadences, he used his bow as though it were his breath.
Because tempos in the first two movements were slightly on the slow side, Yaron's interpretation seemed somewhat cautious. However, he effectively captured the playful nature of the finale, and overall, gave a performance of musical maturity far beyond his 24 years. Leading the orchestra in well-bal- -AMUsem*nTSNORTHEASTERN OHIO'S ONLY "LIVE" BURLESK NOW THRU SUN. GINGER -AMUsem*nTSNORTHEASTERN the concerto was splendid. Frankl played with crisp grandeur, keeping the rhythm firm and participating on equal terms in the piano-orchestra dialogue that is the glory of Mozart's piano concertos, yet managing to inflect many phrase with warmth and expressiveness.
Technically he was in top form. Maazel supplied a firmly-shaped accompaniment, conveying but not overstressing this concerto's pompous, quasi military side. The orchestra played with a clarity of texture and elegance of phrasing that gave the music transparency despite its often hearty, extroverted nature. The one thing lacking to make this one of the finest concerto performances heard at Severance in recent years was some attention to the soft dynamic level Mozart specified for the 3 slow movement on the part of both conductor and soloist. The great flat symphony shares some of the major concerto's qualities of outgoing brilliance.
Maazel was thoroughly at home with it on Thursday night. The performance had warm, wellblended sound, fine solo work by the wind players and a sense of Mozartean shape and proportion that was never allowed to go slack. Maazel allowed the music to flow naturally, without seeking to impose himself between Mozart and his audience. The orchestral response was technically on a very high plane. As for the nine-year-old Mozart's little curtain-raising symphony, hearing it confronts one all over again with the mystery of Mozart.
Here is a perfectly shaped, elegant little three-movement piece, not profound or powerful, to be sure, yet gracious and beautiful in its own way and fashioned by a lad of nine! It makes one tremble to contemplate such a phenomenon. The piece, expertly delivered on Thursday by Maazel and his players, is so winsome, so neatly finished, wrought with such assurance! As a noted American statesman once said in another context, it converts vanity to prayer. -AMUsem*nTSPALACE THEATRE the HEART of PLAYHOUSE SQUARE MEL TORME IN AN ALL NEW SHOW, AND BUDDY RICH HIS KILLER FORCE Tonite thru Sun. GOOD SEATS AT DOOR! 2 Call SHOWS order handling charge 7 10:30 523-1755 TONITE NOV. 1-6 FATS DOMINO AND CHUBBY CHECKER COMING ATTRACTIONS JACK JONES Vivian Reed NOV.
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WERA buRlesk 771- 8288 1614 PROSPECT IN DOWNTOWN CLEVE. Read and Use THE PLAIN DEALER WANT AD PAGES 523-5555 5- dit anced accompaniments was conducting assistant Kenneth Jean, 25, who was making his subscription concert debut. The ensemble, reduced to 18thcentury dimensions, also Played Mozart's Overture to "The Marriage of Figaro" and Symphony No. 39 in E- flat major under Jean's direction. Both these compositions are so thoroughly in the blood of the orchestra that a conductor who sets appropriate tempos, indicates attacks clearly and lets the music flow is likely to come up with a fairly elegant performance.
Jean's baton was not quite sharp enough to command the precision and clarity of which the players are capable, and his rhythms tended to be rather rigid in fast movements. Conducting both works from the scores, he showed a good sense of dynamic proportion, however, and a refreshingly unaffected brand of. youthful competence. AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD THEATER and DRIVE- IN ALLEN 1501 696-1177 Euclid LASERIUM PRESENTS 'Laserock' All New all rock I Laser Light Concert Special Weekend Shows at 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 Tonight AVON LAKE 33497 W. $33-3155 Lake Rd.
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Cont. From 1:45 P.M. VOGUE Van Aken $21-3400 at Chagrin $1.50 At 7:45 and 10:45 (R) "NURSES FOR SALE" At 9:15 (R) EUCLID AVE. 28737 943-1244 Euclid "FISTS OF FURY At 7:00 Only (R) "CHINESE At 8:45 Only (R). OF THE A At 10:15 Only (R) "42" DRIVE- 225-3200 of On RL 42 "CARRE" (R) plus "DEMON SEED" (R) Show starts tonite at Come as late as 0:00 and see both features Tom'.
Show Starts At 7:00 MAYFIELD RD. 248-7179 On Rt. 322, Just Fast 306, Near Rt. 44 OF THE WORLD" (G) WORLDS COLLIDE" (G) MEMPHIS TRIPLE IN 941- 2892 Memphis Ave. Sat.
Tlademan W. 117th "CARRE" (R) "DEMON SEED" (R) "KILLERS ON WHEELS" (R) "WILD RIDERS" "HELLCATS" (PG) TUBE" (R) "UP YOUR ALLEY" (R) Flea Market Wed. Sat. 8 A.M. MENTOR TWIN 255-2441 Mentor Age.
Screen I "CARRIE" At 7:00 and 10:30 (R) "DEMON SEED" At 1:45 Only (R) Screen KILLER ON WHEELS" At 7:15 Only (R) "WILD RIDERS" At 8:45 Only (R) "HELLCATS" 10:30 Only (R) MILES DRIVE-IN the Closed Season for MONTROSE Drive (int. in 77) Rte. W. 18 Akron 8 21 "CARRIE" (R) 7:30, 10:59 "DEMON SEED" (R) 9:25 Flea Market Sat. and Sun.
7 to 4 NORTHFIELD DRIVE-IN 3 Miles $. Bedford 467-7250 Box office Open 7:00 "GIRLS HOTEL" (R) FOR SALE PEARL RD. 7599 234-5064 PEARL RD, IN WONDERLAND" At 7:15 and 10:00 (R) "FLESH GORDON" At 8:39 (R) SKYLINE the Closed Season for VALLEY D.I. 543-9200 E. Chagrin R1.
422 Falls 306 ON WHEELS" (R) "WILD RIDERS" (R) "HELLCATS" (R) Double Feature Matinee Sal. "BAD NEWS BEARS BREAKING TRAINING" At 4:00, 7:30, 10:45 Jodie Foster "BUGGSY MALONE" At 2:30, 5:50, 9:15 (G) WESTWOOD 10200 521-3758 Hilliard Rd. "COUSIN At 7:45 and 9:30 (R) Saturday Midnite, Oct. 20 AND MAUDE" (PO) With Ruth Gordon and Bud Cort Songs By Cat Stevens (PG) WICK -WILLO CINEMA 1 30432 Euclid (Hear Rt. 91) ALL SEATS $1.50 "FINAL CHAPTERWALKING TALL Shown at 7:30 and 9:30 (R) "BAD NEWS BEARS IN BREAKING TRAINING" Shown at 7:15 and 9:00 (PG) Mat.
Sun. From 3:15 P.M. WORLD EAST Richmond Wilson Mille 441-2724 refreshing'-Rex Read Rim "BLACK AND WHITE IN COLOR" Today at 8:00 and 10:00 (PG) WORLD WEST Lorain Plaza Rocky 252-6161 River "Fasinating "Remarkable and -N. Y. I "BLACK AND WHITE IN COLOR" Today at 0:00 and 10:00 (PG) DRIVE-INS AUTO DRIVE-IN 11395 "GIRLS HOTEL" Twice, 7:30 and 10:45 (R) At 9:30 "NURSES FOR SALE" Flea Market Sun.
$-4 AUT-O-RAMA TWIN Drive- In 33395 Lorain Rd. at Turnpike Exit Screen 1 "CARRIE" At 7:30 and 10:50 (Rated A) At "DEMON SEED" Screen 2 "KILLER ON WHEELS" RIDERS" "HELL.CATS" Open 7 P.M. (Rated R) Show 7:30 CLOVERLEAF Rte. 17 and U.S. 21 "GIRLS HOTEL" (R) "NURSES FOR SALE" (R) Flee Market Sun.
8 to 4 P.M. EASTLAKE (West of 34200 Rt. St. "GIRLS HOTEL" At 7:45 and 10:45 (R) 8:30 TONIGHT 7:30 SUNDAY GOD DEATH by Weedy Allen dobama 1846 coventry 932-6838 Greater Cleveland's Want Ad Marketplace- Phone 523-5555.
