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Tune Up Special
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KWAX airs sci-fi scripts
For a new way of experienc
ing theatre, tune your
radio to KWAX-FM, 91.1, or
KLCC-FM, 89.7, close your
eyes and listen to the winners
of the science fiction script
writing contest for original
radio drama. This contest was
also co-sponsored by the
Eugene Downtown
Association.
For the first of the three
categories, young people
under 12, the winner was Neil
F. Patton, age 10, of Eugene
for his original script entitled
“Idol Fight.”
The winner for the second
category, ages 12-18, was
David Schwebke, age 13, of
Springfield, for his original
radio drama ‘‘Time
THE BLASTERS
Truth Is Stranger Than Fiction
Starring Phil Alvin, John Bazz, Dave Al
I -ee Allen, Gene Taylor,
Bill Bateman and Steve Berlin
Featuring “Barefoot Rock";.*** and
10 New Blasters Originals
Produced h> The Hla.lcr, (or Slu,h/W#rncr Hrov Record.
They Thought Madness Was A Virtue
Starring C. “Sugg•” Featuring Remixed
McPherson, Cerl Versions of the U.K.
Smvth, Mike Bar son, Hite “Our House
Mark Bedford, C.J. “It Must Be Loire,”
Foreman, Lee “Tomorrow** Just
Thompson and O.M. Another Day, Night
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’Starring Sarah-Jane Omn, Jennie McKeown, Miranda
Joyce, Clare Hirst, 8tella Barker, Lesley Shone and
Judy Parsons
Featuring "Sign Of The Times" and Seven JNomen
with A Look And Sound You Won’t Forget
Belle Stars
They Came
From England
On A Wave
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Crossings.”
For the adults, 18 and over,
category, the winner was Jim
McChesney, of Eugene, for his
original script “The Mission.”
The winning scripts will be
aired on KLCC on Thursday,
May 5, at 7:30 p.m. KWAX will
be sending them out on Satur
day, May 7, at 6 p.m. and Mon
day, May 16, during An Oregon
Evening at 7 p.m.
Speaking of KWAX, on May
9, 16, and 23, at 8 p.m., “KWAX
Presents” will feature three of
the major concerts of the
Sunriver Music Festival’s 1982
season.
The first concert, which
took place on August 25, will
feature the Albinoni “Sonata
in C Major for Trumpet and Str
ings,” with guest trumpeter
Sally Nelson, Wagner’s
“Siegfried Idyll,” Beethoven's
“Sextet in E-flat, Op. 71,” and
Mozart’s “Symphony No. 40 in
G Minor, K.550.” This concert
will be aired on May 9.
On May 16, the concert will
feature special guest conduc
tor and horn soloist Barry
Tuckwell performing the
Brahms “Trio for Horn, Violin
and Piano," also featuring
Lawrence Smith on piano and
Phillip Ruder on violin. Also in
cluded on the program are the
Stravinsky “Dumbarton Oaks
Concerto” and the Brahms
"Serenade No. 2 in A Major,
Op. 16."
The third concert, presented
on May 23, will feature
Telemann’s “Trio Sonata in C
Minor for Flute, Oboe and Con
tinuo” with Ray Fabrizio on
flute, Wendy Leyden, oboe,
Tim Scott, cello, and Glory
Fisher, harpsichord, the
Mozart "Sinfonia Concertante
for violin and viola, K. 364”
with Phillip Ruder, violin, and
Ronald Arron, viola. The con
cert concludes with
Wuorinen's "The Magic Art:
An Instrumental Masque.”
Black and white
photographs by San Francisco
bay area photographer Linda
Conner will be displayed in the
Photography at Oregon
Gallery at the University art
museum during May.
The exnibit, which runs May
4-29, presents images taken in
India and Nepal during
1979-80. Also included are im
ages of North American
petroglyphs and ancient
native carvings in stone.
The music school’s Song
and Dance Troupe will present
its spring concert at 8 p.m. Fri
day in Beall Hall. Featured will
be group numbers from Broad
way musicals such as “Chorus
Line” and "Bye Bye Birdie,”
and traditional jazz selections.
Admission is $2 at the door or
$1 for students and seniors.
Soprano Kay Creighton will
give her senior recital at 4 p.m.
Sunday in Beall Hall. She will
be assisted by Jeff Norling,
piano; Alice Burke, flute; Dale
Bradley, cello; and Bruce Pat
terson, harpsichord. The pro
gram includes pieces by
Handel, Schubert, Chausson
and others.
Violinist Mark Lotz will give
his senior recital at 8 p.m.
Monday in Beall Hall. He will
be assisted by Matt Cooper on
piano. The program includes
pieces by Mozart, Debussy,
Brahms and Kreisler.