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D4 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER Tuesday, November 4, 1997 IN PERFORMANCE Review: Music Notes on the Arts School's Contemporary Players open season SMS Contemporary Players Martha Elliott, soprano; Charles Forbes, cello; Linda Reichert, piano; Mark Rimple, lute; Edward Schultz, flute; Timothy Schwarz, violin; Arne Running, clarinet. Robert Capanna conducting. Performed Sunday at the Settlement Music School. No additional performances. pressive.

Elliott sang Ursula Mamlok's Haiku Settings, miniatures spiced with Schultz's tonal reaches with both standard and alto flute. Reichert dashed off Alfredo Rugeles' Pc-quena Suite for piano, four pieces so stripped of elaboration that single notes, silences and rhythmic figures sound magnified. And Schultz and Reichert played Anthony Korf's intriguing Six Miniatures for flute and piano, a work that explores rhythmic refinements with a wide range of sonic ideas. Plucked and muted strings in the piano, and flutters and sweeps of flute tone, enlarge these "miniatures." size and instrumental power to the event. Her three-movement piece glows with romantic gestures and extravagant lines.

Pianist Linda Reichert, flutist Edward Schultz and cellist Charles Forbes fit together closely in music that began like a whirlwind and ended with a triumphant unison. In its local premiere, violinist Timothy Schwarz and Reichert played Matthew Greenbaum's East River, part of his series about New York. The boldly colored music opens from a single pitch to offer layers of experience and evocations of distant dance sounds. The writing is both succinct and broadly ex the paradox of a small song that illuminates large ideas. Lutenist Mark Rimple set the tone for the program, playing a virtuosic 17th-century sonata by Michelangelo Galilei to contrast with his own Lute Suite No.

1. His music casts a chromatic grid on the lute's light, clear sounds and shows how contemporary rhythmic complexity is an outgrowth of tradition and the potential of the traditional instrument itself. In the "Corrente" in his work, the complex rhythmic crossings contrast with the fleet linear articulation of Galilei's sonata. Cynthia Folio's Trio or Flute, Cello and-Piano brought a sense of By Danid Webster J2 INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC Settlement Music School's Contemporary Players put together aprogram of mostly miniatures in their opening concert Sunday at the School. The program, organized by composer Alba Potes, defined the word miniature more in number of players than in terms of musical aspiration.

5 Her own Canciones Nocturnas, Sung by Martha Elliott with three instrumentalists, offered brief night poems by Jorge Guillen. Potes moves her forces straight through the texts, weaving the arching melodies for voice with the sonorities of flute, clarinet and cello. Although her milieu is darkness, her writing seeks clarity and illustrative open intervals to imply the heavens. Midway in the set, Elliott sapg unaccompanied "Pena de In-somnio," an unhurried song that summarizes sleepless visions and Twain's sound is key to her success Organist Michael Stairs will play a recital at 7 p.m. Sunday at St.

Paul's Church in Doylestown. The concert is part of the church's celebration of its new Austin organ, bought to mark the church's 150th anniversary. Stairs' program will music by Bach, Robert Elmore, Dupre, Sousa, Vierne and Widor, Information: 215-230-7098. Cellist Carter Brey aand pianist Christopher O'Riley will play a recital at 8 p.m. Thursday in Princeton University's Richardson Auditorium.

Their program will include Martinu's Sonata No. 1, Brahms' Sonata in minor and Jorge Luis Gonzales' Confin Sur, and Prokofiev's Sonata in C. Information: 609-258-5000. Violinist Juliette Kang. will play a recital with pianist Melvin Chen at 3 p.m.

Sunday at Main Line Unitarian Church in Devon. Kang, a graduate of Curtis Institute and winner of the 1994 Indianapolis International, Competition, will play Brahms' Sonata No. 2 in Hindemith's Solo Sonata No. 2, Beethoven's "Kreutzer" Sonata and Bartok's Romanian Folk Dances. Her recital is part of the Tri-County Concerts emerging artists series.

Information: 610-647-9086. The Dryden Ensemble will perform music by Purcell and Handel in the opening concerts at 8 p.m. Saturday at Princeton University Chapel, and at 3 p.m. Sunday at St. Paul's Church in Doylestown.

String music will follow selections from Purcell's King Arthur sung by the chamber choir Fuma Sacra, and instrumental music by Handel will close the event. Each performance will be preceded by a talk by musicologist Katherine Rohrer. Information: 609466-8541. Guitarist Robert Trent will be soloist with the Philadelphia Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra at 4 p.m. Nov.

16 at First Presbyterian Church, 21st and Walnut Streets. Daniel Spalding will conduct Enescu's Prelude for strings and timpani and Mozart's Eine kleine Nachtmusik. Trent will be soloist in Leo Brouwer's Concerto Elegaico No. 3, and Ferdinando Carulli's Petit Concerto Societe. Information: 215-569-3230.

Opera North will present a concert version of Carlisle Floyd's Susannah on Nov. 23 at the Theater of WHYY, 150 N. Sixth St. Luis Biava, conductor in residence of the Philadelphia Orchestra, will lead the afternoon performance, which will feature Carmen Balthrop in the title role; also featured are the Clayton White Singers. Information: 215-849-0336.

TO Although much of Come on Over eschews country, when Twain finally does go hillbilly, she goes ovr the top. The first single, "Love Gets Me Every Time," features not one, not two, but three fiddles to create a country-pop-metal mix Jon Bon Jovi could admire. And "Honey, I'm Home" upends cliches with a lyric that finds Twain returning from work after a bad hair day and a "We Will Rock intro that gives way to pedal steel guitar. Twain's music is congenitally lightweight, and some of Come on Over is disposable to a fault. Her simple-minded anti-abuse anthem, "Black Eyes, Blue Tears," is in such a hurry to get on with the empowerment that it gives its subject short shrift.

And the album's few ballads are Celine Dion treacly, particularly "From This Moment," a duet with himbo Bryan White. But silly as much of it is, Come on Over is full of infectious singles that will sound good on the radio for a long time. Unlike most of her peers, when Twain promises to "Rock This Country!" she really means it. i TWAIN from D1 to drool over. (The World Wide Web reveals no shortage of Shania shrines.) At the same time, she courts young female fans with songs that celebrate independence, such as Woman's breakout, "I'm Outta Here." (Aware that strident doesn't play to either gender, Twain is careful to keep romance in the equation: "The woman in me," she reassures, "needs the man in It's not the look or the lyrics, however, that are the key to Twain's success.

It's her sound. While Brooks is open about his love for Journey and stages concerts like arena-rock ftvents, Twain takes the rock-country synthesis further. In fact, she rejects standard Music City music-making practices outright. Rather than submit to the song-writing-by-committee that renders mainstream country antiseptic, Twain and Lange wrote Come on Over's 16 songs themselves. The album's hour length is a break from the industry standard, which typically clock's a country album at-un-der 35 minutes.

And the project bears the stamp of its producer, Lange, whose resume includes work with Michael Bolton, Bryan Adams and Def Leppard. Come on Over is pop-country on steroids. As implied by exclamatory song titles such as the girls-night-out opener "Man! I Feel Like a "Whatever You Do! Don't!" and "Rock This Twain's third album has plenty of va-va-va-boom. She and Lange delight in breaking country taboos. The come-hither title track is spiced with a quasi-Caribbean electronic beat.

"If You Want to Touch Her, Ask!" warns off transgressing guys with a blues-rock groove that beats Wynonna at her own game. And the ballad "I Won't Leave You Lonely" begins with a synthesizer bed that recalls Bruce Springsteen (whose manager, Jon Landau, now guides Twain's career), before adding accordion and lyrics sung in French. Philly Life at Philadelphia Online offers complete area arts and entertainment coverage at: http:www.phillylife.com Shania Twain and her producer husband, Robert Lange, wrote the 16 songs on the hourlong album themselves. i a. ji 1 1 i i i ua-, --v SHOWTIMES FOR TODAY ONLT MOTION PICTUIERffnNGS 11 1 7s I n.

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(6101-594-1700 RED CORNER IR) 1:15 4:15 7:15 9:45 BOOGIE NIGHTS (R) (DTS) 12-45 3:45 7:00 10:05 FAIRYTALE A TRUE STORY (PG) 1:45 5:00 7:25 9:35 A LIFE LESS ORDINARY (R) 4:50 GATTACA (PG-13) 1:20 4:20 7:109:30 I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER (R) 1:55 4:55 7:40 9:50 THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE (R) (DTS) 1:05 4:05 7:05 9:55 SEVEN YEARS IN TIBET (PG-13) 1:00 4 00 6:55 9:45 ROCKETMAN IPG) 1:10 KISS THE GIRLS IR) 1:30 4:30 7:35 10:00 LA. CONFIDENTIAL (R) 3:50 6-50 9:40 IN OUT (PG-13) 1:50 7-30 9:25 HER MAJESTY MRS. BROWN (PG) 7:00 THE VAN (R) 9:15 CAREER GIRLS (Rl 7:05 WHEN THE CAT'S AWAY (Rl 9:15 DEVON JhSAII Seats $2.50 Kevin Kline IN 8, OUT 1PG-13) All Seats $2.25 MEN IN BLACK (PG-13) 6:45 AIR FORCE ONE (R) 8:45 COP LAND iR) 6 30 CONSPIRACY THEORY (R) 8:30 GCC THEATRES FOR THEATRES AND SHOWTIMES CALL 222-FILM Enter Code next to theatre beiow Bargain Matinee A Sbows Before SPM Denotes NO VIP Passes Accented GCC FRANKLIN MILLS 10 (524) (215) 281-2750 Woodnaven Exit 1-95 THE PEACEMAKER (R) 30-7 00-9-35 AIR FORCE ONE (R) 3 50-6 40 THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE (R) 20-7 KISS THE GIRLS (R) SWITCHBACK (Rl I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER (R) (ON 2SCREENS) THE FULL MONTY (R) IN 8, OUT (PG-13) MEN IN BLACK (PG-13) FAIRYTALE A TRUE STORY (PG) CCC NORTHEAST 4 (525) (215) 676-1600 Welsh Rd. 8. Roosevelt Blvd.

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(610)-667-01l5Onlyl5Min FromCC. L.A. CONFIDENTIAL (R) ONLY T'v RESTAURANT 8, BAR RESTAURANT RESERVATIONS 610-668-6393 AMC ORLEANS 8 CoSw Advance Ticket Sales (215) 722-4 AMC (4262) S3 00 (TWI-LITE i SHOW DAILY GATTACA (PG-13) 1 FAIRYTALE A TRUE STORY (PG) 2:00 301-7 50 1 KNOW WHAT YOU OID LAST SUMMER (R) SWITCHBACK (R) 10:30 RED CORNER (R) KISS THE GIRLS (R) 1:50 SOUL FOOD IRI 8:20 THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE (R) 1:30 UNITED ARTISTS KING 1 QUEEN (6101-265-2776- (6101-337-9071 VALLEY FORGE SHOPPING CENTER 1 Mi of Schuylkill Exowv on Rt. 202 SWITCHBACK (R) A LIFE LESS ORDINARY (R) 30 RED CORNER (R) (DTS) THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE (Rl I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER (R) KISS THE GIRLS (R) UNITED ARTISTS WYNNEWOOD 252 E. Lancaster Av.

(6101-649-5252 A LIFE LESS ORDINARY (R) All Seats $3.00 THE PEACEMAKER (R) 7:00 MONEY TALKS (R) 9:20 (Sep, Admission) REGAL CINEMAS Bargain Matinees Everyday All Shows Before 6P.M. I DAY ADVANCE TICKET SALES AVAILABLE Denotes No Passes or Suoersavers Acceoled UNITED ARTISTS PENNSAUKEN73 (2151-923-0450, (6091-665-3322 BARGAIN PRICE ALL SHOWS BEFORE 6:00 P.M. RED CORNER (R) (DTS) 9:50 BOOGIE NIGHTS (R) SWITCHBACK (R) GATTACA (PG-13) THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE (R) A LIFE LESS ORDINARY (R) ROCKETMAN (PG) MEN IN BLACK (PG-13) AIR FORCE ONE (R) I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER (R) KISS THE GIRLS (R) GANG RELATED (R) 2 00-5O0-7-50-10O0 SOUL FOOD (R) GCC THEATRE FOR SHOWTIMES 4 THEATRE INFO. CALL 222-FILM Enter Code nenl lo theatre below Denotes NO VIP Passes Acceoled UNITED ARTISTS AT MacDADE MALL Glenolden (6101-586-9595 Between 1-95 and Route 1 3 Ml of MacDade Exit of Blue Route RED CORNER (R) SWITCHBACK (R) I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER (R) 7:20 10:00 SEVEN YEARS IN TIBET (PG-13) ART HOLIDAY 4200 Frankford Ave. Two New Features Every Fri.

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