Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas • 78

A-4-A 0 II 0 FORT WORTH STAR TTLEGRAM SUNDAY JANUARY 13 1980 ll 79 ll 7 9 ll 79 dr wek From Page 1 2 Spirit Will Rogers Auditorium May 11) 3 The Cars UTA's Texas Hall (June is the inclusion of the Rollers "Elevator" at No 12 As the Bay City Rollers this band showed its potential with a handful of good singles like "Yesterday's Hero" (penned by the Easybeatsi and Tim Moore's "Rock 'n' Roll Love Letter" However the change of name ushered in a dramatic change in sound and the Rollers came up with an album that ranks as one of the year's best The Top 20 of 1979: Peter Frampton Tarrant Counly Convention Center (July 2) 12 Ian Hunter Band Palladium (July 19) 13 Badfinger Palladium (June IT 14 Doobie Brothers SMU's Moody Cot iseum (Oct 11) 15 Journey Tarrant County Cony-v11 tion Center (June 20) 16 Supertramp Tarrant County Om vention Center (May 2) 17 The Knack SMU's McFarlin Midi 12 "Such A Woman" Tycoon (Arista) 13 "Dance The Night Away" Van Haien (Warner Brothers) 14 "Seven Days" Ron Wood (Columbia) Is: "Just The Same Way" Journey (Columbia) 16 "All For You" Robert Fleischinan (Arista) 17 "Get A Move On" Eddie Money (Lorimar) 18 "Too Late" Shoes Elektra 19 "Don't Bring Me Dom" Electric Light Orchestra (Jet) 20 'ilold On" Ian Gom (Stiff-Epic) 20 "Sure Know Something" Kiss (Casablanca) tie SINGLES I "Every Time I Think Of You" The Babys (Chrysalis) 2 "Voices" Cheap Trick (Epic) 3 "Head Games" Foreigner (Atlantic) 4 "Don't Do Me Like That" Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers (Backstreet-MCA) 5 "Roxanne" The Police 6 "Good Ti Min'" Beach Boys (Caribou) 7 "Dirty White Boy" Foreigner (Atlantic) 8 "Let's Go" The Cars (Elektra) 9 "Dirty Water" The Inmates Polydor) Can't Stand It No More" Peter Frampton (A8LNI) Night" Carillo 22) 4 Neil Diamond Tarrant County Convention Center Dec 10) 5 Bad Company Tarrant County Convention Center (May 1) 6 Bee Gees Tarrant County Convention Center (June 28) 7 Moody Blues Dallas Convention Center (May 14) 11) 8 The Kinks Dallas Palladium (July 9 Boston Tarrant County Convention Center (Feb 5) 10 Elton John SW's Moody Coliseum (Nov 10) 7 Magic" Gambler (EMI America) 8 "You're Never Alone With A Schizophrenic" Ian Hunter (Chrysalis) 9 "Airwaves" Badfinger (Elektra) 10 "Candy-0" The Cars Elektra) "Love's So Tough" Iron City liouserockers (MCA) 12 "Elevator" Rollers (Arista) 13 "Evolution" Journey (Columbia) 14 "Where I Should Be" Peter Frampton 15 "Dream Police" Cheap Trick (Epic) 16 "Axe" Axe (MCA) 17 "The Long Run" The Eagles (Asylum) 18 "With The Naked Eye" Greg Kihn Band (Beserkley) 19 "In Through The Out Door" Led Zeppelin (Swan Song) 20 "Low Budget" The Kinks (Arista) 20 "Garage Kings" Kenny and the Kasuals (Mark) tie torium (Oct 27) Vve6 Poco LlIA's Texas I tall (July I )-- 19 Greg Kihn Band Palladium 13) Mmoo 20 Kansas Dallas Convention Center (Dee 2) 20 New Barbarians Tan-ant CounIE Convention Center (May 13) tie ALBUMS 1 "Head Games" Foreigner (Atlantic) 2 "Present Tense" Shoes Elektra 3 "Strange Man Changed Man" Bram Tchaikovsky (Polydor) 4 "Damn The Torpedoes" Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Backstreet-MCA) 5 "Head First" The Babys (Chrysalis) 6 "Desolation Angels" Bad Company Swan Song) CONCERTS 1 Beach Boys Dallas Convention (Oct 1) 00040 A Winnipeg ballet 0 1 From Page 1 has elements of those in the ballet "She did her research for the work in Oklahoma and Texas and attempted to gain the regional flavor" he noted "She is the No 1 folkloric choreographer" "Rodeo" reminds Spohr of the vastness of the plains of his youth as the women at the ranch gaze across the grass looking for the cowhands to come in It is the story of an awkward and tomboyish ranch girl who wants to compete with the cowboys on their own terms much to their irritation Irritation changes to something else as she suddenly blooms into something other than a cowgirl at a Saturday night dance "De Mille incorporated some shouts into the ballet which are meaningless to me (and were to her) except that she did hear them Perhaps someone in Fort Worth will identify them" Spohr opined but I think without much hope Some of them sounded like Indian words to my ear Spohr pointed out that as he tries to guide his dancers into their characters he also wants to them to keep their personalities "You MUST not take away a dancer's personality and gifts but show them how to highlight them in the context of the character they are dancing" he maintains The Winnipeg Royal Ballet is a small company numbering about 25 dancers The associate artistic director is David Moroni The principal dancers are Evelyn Hart Bonnie Wyckoff Michael Bjericies and Joost Pelt Soloists are Kathleen Duffy Margaret Slota Susan Bennett Patti Cap le tte David Peregrine and David Herriott Kerry Duse is orchestral conductor for the ballet and he makes the tours as well as the performances On home performances Dose con ducts the 65-member Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra For tours he carries about 14 principal players and fills out with local musicians This makes for a performance smoothed by hours of practice by the dancers the conductor and the principal chairs of the orchestra The Jan 18 performance will be at 8:151 pm in Tarrant County Convention Center Theater Information about tickets may be obtained from the ballet office at 731-0L19 Instructional TV at Tarrant i County Junior College 'Maria slated for 3 cities Spring 1980 A college education for you may begin (continue) in a telecourse through Tarrant County Junior College Each semester adults of all ages are earning college credit through television courses Telecourses are a convenient although not less difficult way to learn and earn college credit In these rapidly changing times telecourses bring to you the opportunity for lifelong learning LATE REGISTRATION January 14 15 16 17 18 CLASSES BEGIN January 14 REGISTRATION January 8 9 10 Three separate works shown simultaneously in Fort Worth Dallas and Austin ill comprise a jointly sponsored exhibition entitled "Maria Nordman Texas" The Fort Worth Art Museum Dallas Museum of Fine Arts and Laguna Gloria Art Museum are sponsoring the exhibition Dates are Feb 2- March 9 in Fort Worth Feb 8-29 in Austin and Feb 19-March 30 in Dallas Fort Worth Art Museum curator Marge Goldwater said the Fort Worth installation by the California artist will be located in the lower galleries and will "alter space by using natural light and building According to Debbie Shtoffman at the Dallas museum Ms Nordman's work there will consist of a book which will be affected by changing light in the space separating the African and European collections The Austin piece initially will be situated on the Laguna Gloria grounds and thereafter will be transported to other sites in the city The museum workers say that Ms Nordman refuses to be more specific about the nature of her planned works preferring not to influence viewers' expehence of them In 1967 the artist began creating indoor works using argon laser light and later moved into exploration of natural light in both indoor and outdoor locations She has exhibited widely in Europe but this is her first US exhibition outside California -Maria Norchnan was organized by Ms Goldwater with the assistance of Sue Graze acting curator for contemporary art at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts and Annette Carlozzi curator at Laguna Gloria It is supported by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts The Telecourses -Jir MUSIC APPRECIATION ENGLISH COMPOSITION I WIC litil ENG 1613 MUSIC APPRECIATION MUS 1613 :0 UNITED STATES AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT GOV 2613 United States constitutional and governmental stem The television seres is American Gauernment Music for the colle9e student applicable to many plans HiV evolution of music with emphasis on maiot shles and twes as revealed in literature through the centures The title of the radio course is Mow( A rsdio anesethrough rodie television seminars textbook a study guide and live pedoemances a student will be abk to explore portions of the world of music Principe 5 of grammar and composition oral and urinen Emphasis on language study and mechantcs of woung Pre requtsite Grade of or bete ih UNG 1203C or satfsfactoN score On test The televnfort serfes Is 14 tinny For A ReGSCA TEXAS STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT GOV 2623 Umted States and Teas ConsmotIons the organizaton and funcmns of state and local government ssohm the contest of the federal system SatIsttes state requirement for teacher certifcaton The tele ition series Is Amercan Government I ENGLISH COMPOSITION It ENG 1623 Contasuaton of ENG 1613 ssith emphasis on anal sns literary fradifigs ex pus ti ur ssrorog and research methods Preregaosae LNG I ta 13 I he televiston serles Common: cuting Through UNITED STATES HISTORY TO ISM HIS 2613 BIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES 1310 1614 Amencan nation from Pte Columbian times to the ctrise of lieconstruction The television ber tes ts The American Story Lfe sciences elating to plants and animal For nonscience majors Laboratory fee chatqed 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