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.-'.. ~*Ai>nS*' **n 19. gTjtoni **•*». *•* »i ™ 7> ^ Spring concert in Hawkins ^p^ J ForCCS The Plattsburgh College-Community Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. Angelo La Mariana, will perform its Spring Concert on Sunday evening, May 6th at 8 p.m. in Hawkins Hall. The Guest Artist will be Herman Matlock, trumpet soloist. The public is cordially invited; there is no admission charge. An afternoon Lollipop Concert for children is scheduled for 4 p.m. The Orchestra, a member of the American Symphony Orchestra League, is concluding its 24th consecutive Concert Season under Dr. La Mariana, founder and director. Representing the College, the Community and PAFB, the Orchestra includes students, professors, area musicians, from all walks of life, Clinton County Educators and personnel from PAFB. The Program will begin with the Lyrical Rosamunde Overture by Franz Schubert. Jayen's brilliant and demanding Trumpet Concerto Eb Major which will be performed by Herman Matlock. Presently Chairman of the Music Department Matlock is concluding his second year at PSUC. A former member of the Terre Haute Symphony; Matlock initiated the Hobart Jazz Band, which toured Europe and Jamaica. Currently he conducts the College Jazz Ensemble and performs as soloist. The second half of the Program will open with the melodic Love Music, Boris Godunow by Moussorgsky. A current favorite. Star Wars Medley by John Williams will precede the final rousing work of the evening. Carmen Suite, No. 2 by George Bizet - including The March of the Smugglers, Habanera, Nocturne, Toreador's Song, Guard Mount and Children's Chorus and Gipsy Dance, and including solos by concertmaster, Dr. Yenoin Guibbory and Herman Matlock. Members of the Phi Kappa Chi Sorority will usher at both the Lollipop Mini-Concert and the evening program. Mini-lollipop concert The Plattsburgh College-Community Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. Angelo La Mariana, . cssor of music, will perform a 40 minute Mini-l ollipop Concert for children on Sunday. Ma> 6that4p»m.in Hawkins Hall Large Auditorium. The public is invited tree of charge and lollipops •will be provided for the young and the young at heart. The Mini-Concert geared to the attention span of young people, is part of a continuing program by the Orchestra to offer a listening and learning experience outside the classroom. Sunday s concert will also provide demonstration of the Brass Instrument family by the Jst Chair performers that promises to be ihstruetive and humerous The musical portion will follow the demonstration so that the young audience may hear these instruments during an actual performance. Herman Matlock win perform the Allegro movement of the \Trumpet Concerto. Eb Major\-by Hayden Having strong appeal to the young audience will be the Orchestra's performing ~Star Wars** and the brilliant and colorful selections from Bizet V ^Carmen Suite No. 2 :-..;••• Dr. La Mariana said, ~Alt hough we hope the concert win bean enjoyable and learning experience, we also realize our future performers and audiences are now the lollipop generation\. Parents are also welcome to attend and children escorted by parents will be welcomed backstage after the concert to meet the orchestra performers and get a closer look at the instruments. College students as welfare urged to bring a child and attend the concert. Members of the Phi Kappa Chi Sorority will dispense lollipops and serve as ushers. The Orchestra will also perform an evening concert at 8 p.m. in Hawkins Hall (Free). £LO£ fy&y>u£r by Paul Muolo Lets talk about paradoxicalness. An album starts off with the lines \Oh 1 just don't know where to begin.\ And then it ends with a scrawny four-eyed rock singer jerkily asking, \What's so funny 'bout peace, love an understanding?\ Is this smart rock n roll? Well it's pretty close. Elvis the C has forsaken, (well almost) his 57 tender and the swirling organ riffs of My Aim is Drue and This Year's Model for a more laid back, middle-of-the-road type style. Although the music has been \pumped down\ the lyrics are still tantalizing and biting as ever. Take Oliver's Army for (example; with its references to \white niggers\ \check-point Charlies\ and ° Johannesberg\ and a bit of political anti- apartheid thrown in for good luck is as vicious and biting as anything he has produced to date. Oliver's Army, musically sounds like a rollicking piano romp, something from the late 6<Ts. Also, Senior Services with its soul tempo which doesn't know the meaning of equilibrium, sounds off resentment at the upper class. *i want your company car/ i want your girlfriend and lover/1 want your place at the bar,\ cries CosteHo. Armed Forces, (Costello's third album, his second with the Attractions) seems to be an example of how a post new wave guitarist can \conform\ his style in order to appeal to a more sophisticated audience. Moods For Moderns, soaked with Kraftworkian keyboard electronics is a perfect example of this. Nick Lowe, producer and author of P*ace, Love and Understanding has purposely cornered Elvis and the Attractions into the matrix of commercial, but appealing rock music. With the exception of Goon Squad and Peace, Love and Understanding, Armed Forces musically sounds like a new wave Rubber Soul. Greenshirt from one side vocally recalls Norwegian Wood and Two Little Hitlers with its melodic guitar hook sounds like She Said, She Said. Although Armed Forces reeks with lyrical vengence, it's interesting to note that the Elvis \contempt\ ballads about the opposite sex have almost completely disappeared from this album. Only Party Girl and Peace, Love and Understanding hint at disgust for the female sex. It's hard to believe that the man who wrote nerd songs about \No Action\ \Lip Service, (that's all you'll ever get from me)\ and I'm not Angry,\ has conformed to more accessible standards. In a way I feel betrayed, and in a way Fm glad that Elvis CosteHo is finally getting the commercial and critical recognition that he deserves. THE NEW BOOKSTORE IS COMING MAY 1*1111 1979 TWILIGHT MUSIC FESTIVAL Friday, May 4*1* 9 7 pm. College Center Courtyard Ja*z, Rock* Folk* and Blue$ 5 Bands ///OPEN TO ALL Ut la cast of rmlm—College Comtor Ballroom. i Fri. __ U-J. M R00K NltG 32 feffaitt St music The omm <T* JvAo <A&xmjsA**c <%}**/, % i • I^aM Command Performance
