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St Part 16. 1963 gpg flngtlf Ctett Tuesday at the Players Ring Gallery. The production, directed by Don Eitner, was adapt ed by Eitner and Troupe from a short story by Nikolai GogoL Previews Will Begin Preview performances begin this evening for "Diary of a Madman," -starring Tom Troupe, which opens officially ubin Mehta Conducts Mahler zn 32 IS WALK-IN THEATRES Hi NOW! 1HIPJC UT.IUILHOU. good luck with his soloists. Maureen Forrester sings the contralto solos with exceptionally opulent tone and a dynamic scale of a rkable sensitivity.

Even more important, she penetrates every nuance of the text and, in general, performs with that special conviction that comes only from long-standing, intimate knowledge of a work. Tenors in the "Lied" usually excel either in the ringing, dramatic out- bursts (mostly high), or in the nimble, introspective moments. Few manage both extremes equally well, and Vilem Pribyl is no exception. The Czech heldentenor-to-be, who was appearing in the States for the first time, revealed a voice of striking power, brightness; and concentration, and a somewhat limited affinity for the lyric portions of his assignment Nevertheless, his was an auspicious debut Vivaldi's "Winter," which opened the program closed the "Seasons" cycle, sounded unformed in concept, uninformed in style. Uruguayan Named to Cleveland Orchestra CLEVELAND, Ohio Jose Serebrier, 30-year-old Uruguayan composer and conductor, will spend the 1968-69 concert season opening next fall with the Cleveland orchestra as its composer in residence.

The orchestra said this 13 made possible by a Rockefeller Foundation grant LJL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA FeuHetnth program tha sub-acrpdon season at tha Docotdy Chan. dttr Pavilion of Ttit Music Center. ZuNn Mehta, conductor. David Frt-tin, violin. Maureen Forres tr, mr soprano.

Vittm Prlbyl, tenor. The program: "Winter," from "The Four Seasons" Vivaldi "For the VTcflmt of Hiroshima" Pandereckl "Da Litd von der Erde" Mahler DIRK BOGARDE-SUSANNAH YORK rriTnWHryiM i tW lisif IM. at-Uaat at. mmim laaaAFMmounthctoa grtW5Bt8 TTMtTIO.SKl AMERICA" Mehta's Mahler was frustrating at worst, deeply moving at best At the moment (one suspects he has conducted the work seldom, if ever, before) he devotes optimum attention to the broad lines and tends to slight the subtleties. Acoustical problems are not yet consistently solved.

Nor is the basic Mahlerian conflict miniaturist vs. gargantuan consistently reconciled. Still, the ingredients of a fine "Lied" were present a sense of poetic identification, a penchant for emotional expansion, a built-in appreciation for the value of restraint. Mehta had remarkably fi Acadaai) AwarS MaaunitianU AM LOT Tadty tt 19 tot Itttt wllil PACIFIC'S CINERAMA DOME tu.wt aur Vln Htllyww 4M-M8I PACIFIC'S PANTAGES NXlywwa'atViaa m-7i6t Far Matvr Auditacas Uui Daanit Cllar SWEET NOVEMBER Billy 1:30 4S 1:09 1:39 10M ft Warner Hollywood MaW THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE Color 4W-S2H Ttdty tt 1:39 StOO 1:18 Cart lasts Rwltlli WARNERjiEVERLY Birt Hl' tionally, not visually." Whether or not the listeners understood the difference is open to speculation. But they did listen respectfully, and wonder of wonders applauded enthusiastically.

(It is impossible to judge whether the response was occasioned by the work itself, by Mehta's rather subdued reading of it, or by the final "two octavefuls of icositetraphonic harmony" cited by Nicolas Slonim-sky's program note. The important thing is that they applauded.) At the ISCM Festival in Amsterdam, by the way, the audience demanded an encore. Here, that custom is reserved for instrumental soloists, exclusively. Mahlerian Conflict Applause turned out to be a decisive factor in the Mahler as well. In this case, however, the problem involved a lack of discrimination, andor sophistication.

Oblivious to the fact that the six songs are continuous and interrelated, and unconcerned by the fact that no one on the stage responded, the assembly clapped after every number. A pox on all those overzealous, mood-shattering hands! BY MARTIN BERXHEIMEB Jta, TMnts MaK lelter CZubin Mehta and the Los Angeles Philharmonic played one of their hop-skip-a d-jump programs Thursday. It began in the Baroque from 'Four continued with the avant-garde (the coastal premiere of Krzysztof Pen-erecki's "For the Victims if only to ibout-face in the direction the ultra -Romantics Mahler's "Lied von der The juxtaposition dissimilarities had no special logic in its favor, )ut it proved interesting nevertheless. Eccentric Technique i Most newsworthy, no dpubt, was the Pende-rtecki, which introduced to Jyos Angeles one of the most influential (and most fashionable) new voices in European modernism. "Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima" is a anticonventional study in string complexity vaguely related to the ideologies of impression-sirh.

It was written in 1860, when the Polish composer was 27, and has served him as an imposing international calling card. SEBASTIAN Color Wium BMatCaaaa t7t.mt ohm txi rm TttJT It 4:09 9:09 19:19 ACADEMY AWARD i IWEIRD1 DIFFERENT! VIOLENT! I rjor.iirjATiorjs PICW00O Pica mar WIU 47SS4S 272-24U 1 OtKl I2 J4P.M. 19 Acadtmy Award Nomlnatitul BONNIE AND CLYDE 3:09 7:39 13 MIIWllM Opans 12:30 10 Acadam Award NaoiMtiaMl BONNIE AND CLYDE 3:09 7:39 12 Hldnlf Describing an earlier composition, a British critic claimed Penderecki requires his players to do everything conceivable with their instruments "short of actually playing them." In "Hiroshima," 52 strings are bowed behind the bridge or on the tail-piece, banged, tapped, knocked, and forced to sound" in various other abnormal ways. The result is remarkably ordered and tensely constructed, despite the technical eccentricities at work part of the time. "Hiroshima" i3 essentially a dramatic expression, not a cerebral exercise, and it succeeds emphatically on those terms.

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