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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1982)
Bach Festival's success prompts move Musicians from around the world gathered at the University to perform in the 1982 Oregon Bach Festival. The festival, judging by the crowds, was an all-around success — so suc cessful that next year, the fes tival will extend beyond just the campus. Held for 13 years at the University, part of next year's event will move from Beall Con cert Hall to Eugene s new Performing Arts Center Beall Hall is too small to seat the sizable increase in the fes tival audience, says Henriette Heiny, festival assistant direc tor. Some cantatas and the major concerts will be moved to the 2,500-seat Performing Arts Center, she says The noon recitals, classes, teaching school, afternoon perfor mances and other cantatas will remain at the University. A special concert may be performed in southern Califor nia after the 1983 festival, Heiny adds Although this proposal has not been finalized, a special performance would give the festival more exposure and publicity, she says. "But Oregon is the festival’s home base and will remain its home base,” Heiny stresses The 1983 Festival runs from June 24 to July 3. but a specific agenda for the 14th festival has yet to be mapped out The 1982 festival featured daily performances of the works of Johann Sebastian Bach and other classical composers Events also included the Bach Supper, a Bach cantata series, a critic's institute and the new noon concerts No box office tallies have been compiled yet, but the number of festival goers in creased significantly over past figures, Heiny says. All the evening concerts sold out By the third afternoon of the festival, the cantatas sold out, not the case iri previous years. The 500-seat Beall Hall enter tained standing-room-only crowds for many of the other recitals, including the noon concerts The Festival closed on July 11 with “St. Matthew's Passion." performed by the San Francisco Boys' Chorus and conducted by “Bach expert" Helmut Rilling Corvallis police expand search for suspect in robbery-homocide Corvallis police are expanding the search for a su spect in a June 10 homicide to Eugene The suspect is alleged to have shot and killed Gregory Kirkelie while robbing Kirkelie's store The suspect is described as olive-complected, approximate ly 30-years old, slender build, about 5 ft 10 inches tall, with a receding hairline, moustache and wire-rimmed or rim-less glasses Corvallis police are asking for assistance from the public. Per sons with any knowledge of the suspect are urged to contact the Corvallis police at 757-6975. VIDA BARN RENTALS Under new management Fantastic dance, party or picnic location Reasonable rates 896-3889 or 342-7272. 409 tfn PROBLEMS? Crisis Center. U of O telephone hotline 24 hours/7 days, strictly confidential. Call 686-4488. 779UH MAKE MONEY! Recycling Your Clothei! RAGS TO RICHES buys, consigns, and trades secondhand clothing for men and women For appointment: 344-7039 360 E. 11 th 1881 UH PLANNED PARENTHOOD for PAP smears, birth control (pills, diaphragms, lUDs. con doms. foams) and counseling Day and even ing appointments Call M-F 344-9411 158 H GET FAST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE on Alterations at Siegmund's Cleaners 821 E. 13th Ave ___108:H FOR ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS about abortion - the procedure, the cost and local referral call National Abortion Federation Hotline toll free, 1-800-222-0618, 7 am-2 pm M-F 8-12 SWIMMING DELTAS DOD work party Friday, Saturday and Sun day. Coma ona day or all and sea what's happening. 7-15 HARRISON Meet me at 2 pm for a chefs special salad at Lenny's Nosh Bar in the Courtyard LOLITA 128 tfn THE SPECIAL YOU AND PREGNANCY Free pregnancy testing Birthright. 687-8651 - _468? :H HOW COME YOU'VE been on campus this long and haven’t had lunch at the Faculty Club? Yes, students are welcome Check it out. Weekdays, 11:30-2, The big yellow house across from EMU. 235:7-15 CASH For Textbooks Mon.-Fri. Smith Family Bookstore 768 E 13th 1 Bl. From Campus Ph 34S-.1651 OAKWAY CINEMA Oakway Mall—342-5351 2 SHOWS $2.00 . ' • ; ■ V ■^V.V A Riveting snd .w Enthralling _ m........ Film. *«TCHARIOTS OF FIRE **-1—o^a «>0* ■CO-HIT Going In Style Photo by Elisabeth Podesta Helmuth Rilling, an acknowledged Bach expert, conducts the festival orchestra. The Holiday Inn Proudly Presents Eddie Tigner’s INK SPOTS Acclaimed from Coast to Coast! Ballads • Rock & Roll • 0<d Time Favorites July 19 - July 31 (except Sunday, July 25th) W .... AT THE HOLIDAY INN WINNERS LOUNGE 9 p.m. - 2 a m. 225 Coburg Road Featuring I Ml II ROCK BAND 280081231 This Friday and Saturday Night Cover Charge $2.50 $1.50 pitchers from 8-10 p.m. •Jtf* — —«l 1^1 ■ 8| ■ 8| t&f* 1 <■ <^1 NEW! LIVE MUSIC HOTLINE > 683-4686 AFTER 5 p.m., 7 DAYS A WEEK i^n» Appearing Next Week: Tuesday - Confidentials Wednesday - Wheatfield 1475 Franklin Bivd., Eugene, Oregon 97403 • 683-4686
