Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 188

Phoenix, Sunday, April 29, lie N-: Orchestra concert today HOH'T MISS THE BOAT! SUNDAY SUNDAY notes 9 Western Eating Emporium FAMILY SMORGASBORDE FROM 11:30 A.M. Dining Cocktails in a Riverboat Atmosphtro Fiesta Folklorlco, National Dance Company of Mexico, appears May 2 and 3, at 8 p.m., at Phoenix Civic Plaza. Company includes 50 singers, dancers and musicians. Come in and too why we sell so many HEF'S SUNDAY SPECIAL: SPAGHETTI MEAT SAUCE $1.69 CHICKEN N' DUMPLINGS $2.35 DELICIOUS RIB-EYE STEAKS $2.91 STEAKA LOBSTER COMBINATION jg.u FOUNDED 1872 OPENED 1972 LOBSTER-KING CRAB SCAMPI-PRIME RIB BLACK ANGUS STEAKS THE EAST VALLEY'S LEADING SEA FOOD SPECIALIST Today at 4 p.m. the Phoenix Community Orchestra presents a concert at Phoenix College auditorium.

Directed by Carlo Veronda, the program includes: Hanson's Second Symphony; Diptych for Orchestra, by Michigan composer Carl J. Alexius, who will attend today's concert; Sammar-tini's Sinfonia in Beethoven's First Piano with soloist Una "Eitzen; and Dupre's Concert for Brass Ensemble, with organist David James. The 75-voice University Choir, conducted by Charles Smith, and the 20-voice Chorale, conduted by Douglas McEwen, perform today, at 4 pjn. in the Music Theater at Arizona State University. Free to the public, the concert includes: Mozart's Missa Brevis in (1774), Bach's Cantata No.

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