Jerry Joseph & the Jackmormons
WHAT’S
come to John Henry’s on Tuesday.
See Music column page 22.
happening
The Oregon Percussion Ensemble starts
December off with an avant-garde bang
Monday, when the musicians celebrate the
release of acclaimed modern composer Meyer
Kupferman’s new album. The group, which has
toured throughout the Northwest and boasts
alumni with graduate degrees from Juilliard,
Eastman, Peabody and beyond, will perform
Kupferman’s cutting-edge classical work,
Percussion Symphony. The evening will also
include several other unconventional works as
well as guest performances by marimbist Sean
Wagoner and alto saxophonist Brad Foley. See
Monday Calendar.
The
UO
Cultural
Forum has cre-
ated the first col-
lective demonstration
annual World AIDS Day
on campus, with the dual goal
of education and awareness.
Multiple events will commemorate the
day, including an AIDS-related art exhibit,
guest lecturers, information from the HIV
Alliance, an African dance performance, a poetry
slam and a candle vigil. All parts of the program are
intended for a single purpose: to awaken the hearts and
minds of students to the growing AIDS epidemic.
See Monday Calendar.
INTRODUCING
FRESH GARDEN SALADS
Chef • Garden
Smoked Salmon • Fajita Chicken
Tuna • Chicken Salad
Eugene 810 Willamette
341-1335
Springfield 5768 Main St.
868-1072
Local musicians will
converge Saturday
to help one of
their own. The
Blues Allstars
and special
guest Henry
Cooper (pictured) will
perform in “Musicians Unite,” a
benefit concert, at Quackers Last Stop.
Admission is by donation, and the
proceeds will go toward Mo
Mconnell of the band Mo’Fessor,
whose musical equipment was recently stolen.
See Saturday Calendar.
Eugene Author
RICHARD D. BLACKSTONE
will give a talk on his new book
Nuts & Bolts Spirituality
Wednesday, Dec. 3 • 7-9pm
Hilyard Community Center
2580 Hilyard St., Eugene
$5 Admission
Tickets available at Stargate or at the door.
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