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Milwaukee Rep Theater announces 19th season WAUSAU DAI1Y RECORD HERAtDr MERRILL DAILY HERALD- WEDNESDAY. JULY 26, 1972-15 List soloists for annual Baroque Music Festival by Jamie Goeilz Additional information is available from Baroque Music Festival, 108 N. Main Apt. 1, Fort Atkinson, 53538, or from Mrs. Gilbert Sanborn, Box 23.

Eagle River, 54521, phone Arts 7 fcf orchestra, according to the co -conductors, Thomas F. Sanborn and Richard D. Severing. The first orchestra rehearsal, will be held Aug. 18 at 1 p.m.

and the first chorus rehearsal will be held Aug. 19 at 1 p.m. at the Eagle River Sports Arena. All interested instrumentalists and singers may join the festival. The event is sponsored by the Eagle River Recreation Association.

Performances will be given Aug. 20 at 8:15 p.m. in the Eagle River Sports Arena and Aug. 21 at 8:15 p.m. at St.

Joseph's Catholic Church, Rhinelander. dramatic oratorio, "Saul," will be Jamie Schuppener, baritone; Genevieve Gersbach, Madison, soprano, and Robert Harrison, New York, tenor. All have appeared with the festival previously. Gabrieli's motet, "In Ec-clesiis" will feature an eight part chorus, eight part brass choir and a porta tiv pipe organ designed and built specifically for this performance by the Ulm Orgelwerke of Belle Plaine, Minn. A 19th century work, the prelude to Wagner's opera, "Die Meistersinger," has been included on the program to display the musicianship of the The Milwaukee Repertory Theater Company has set a new record for subscription sales during the first phase of its 1972-1973 season ticket campaign.

More than 19,000 season tickets have been purchased, with over 15,000 subscribers from the recently ended 71-72 season renewing. Renewals, at more than 81 per cent, have also set another record. MRT launched the second phase of its 72-73 subscritpion drive in mid July with only 3000 pairs of season tickets remaining. Although it has expanded its subscription capacity for the coming season to 25,000 by presenting six productions running seven weeks each, MRT could easily be completely sold out before the season opens. The season, which opens on Oct.

6 and runs through July 21, will be Nagle Jackson's second season as artistic director of the Milwaukee Repertory Theater Company, and today he announced his selection of plays that will be presented by the Rep in the 1972-73 season. Soloists have been selected for the eighth annual Baroque Music Festival to be held in Eagle River and Rhinelander Aug. 18-21. Starting from a small beginning with about 40 local musicians, the festival has grown and now attracts singers and instrumentalists from all parts of the country. About 150 musicians are expected to participate this year.

Miss Susan Blumer, soprano, and Glen Danielson, oboeist, will be featured in Handel's "Psalm 112," a cantata for solo soprano, oboe, chorus and orchestra. Miss Blumer, who has appeared in previous festivals, is a student of the noted soprano Helen Boatwright with whom she is studying in Vevey, Switzerland, this summer. Danielson, oboeist with the Seattle Symphony, has been a participant in the festival since its beginning in 1965. He will also head the wind section of the orchestra. Soloists for Handel's I OF BEST BUYS BRIDES 12 TITLED 'JESUS PEOPLE" BOOKS on boogie featuring Jagger's vocal part and some good guitar work.

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MRT will close out its 19th season with a theatrical event created by the MRT company, tentatively entitled "Altogether Now. An original score will make it a new experience in musical theater. It will open on June 8 and conclude its run and the season on July 21. Coming to U.S. NEW YORK (AP) Oscar Araiz's Ballet Contemporaneo de Buenos Aires, the official company of that city, will make its American debut in New York Sept.

19. The Company, which is five years old, successfully toured Europe when it was less than two years old. It received good reviews. The company, which has a repertoire of more than 40 ballets by nine choreographers, will present six works during its New York engagement. "The Two Gentlemen of Verona," Shakespeare's first romantic comedy, will open the season on Oct.

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24, "Scenes From American Life," a hilarious and frightening look at the life and death of a major American city on the Great Lakes, will open. Written by A. R. Gurney the production with actors and a pianist, will take the audience from 1920 to 1984 before closing on Jan. 6.

The first play to open at MRT in 1973 will be "The Play's the Tiling," by Ferenc Molnar. Probably the funniest play by this Hungarian master, it features boudoir escapades on the French Riviera, and will run through Feb. 24. To complete MRT's series of Anton Chekhov's greatest works, Nagle Jackson will direct "The Cherry Orchard," which opens March 2 and plays through April 14. The fifth production of the season will be either David Rabe's highly acclaimed new Carlo Santana and Buddy MiUs: "Live" (Columbia: KC-31308).

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