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12 1' Sunday, iP DETROIT FRKK rREKS HECOItl) REVIEWS 5th Dimension's Excitin quarius g'A ON BILLBOARirS CHARTS Gel Back' Still No. Love' Moves Up But Best-Sellers them. This current volume is inps. Szeryng, Polish-born but now a Mexican citizen, plays these works with such polish and refinement that they acquire a gem-like finish. It is one of the finest recordings of these difficult works to be found.

WILIIELM STENHAM SERENADE FOR ORCHESTRA IN MAJOR, Or. Stockholm Philharmonic Or-, chestra, Rafael Kiibelik conducting. (Heliodor) The orchestral innovators are always the composers most remembered while those who merely used the forms already established have to sit back and wait for history to rediscover them, no matter how great-their music originally was. So it is with this Swedish composer, Stcnhammer, who lived from 1871 to 1927, a period in' which music underwent the most profound changes, changes indepd which are still going on. Thus, this charming, gentle, generally serene Serenade seems almost dated, reminiscent of the periods bp-fore it rather than of its own time or as a forerunner of things to come.

Nevertheless, such is its attractiveness and neatness that Rafael Kubelik is to be thanked for rescuing it from oblivion. IflHj tVJ li i i i 1 tt no 'iiiuiiatii I itl THE FIFTH DIMENSION are riding high with their of Aquarius." new album, "The Age wwMgiii 1 im ftlliir QiiiTb i 'if ri lit Pi'iw8i 1 GET HACK BeatIM (Apole) RIAA Seal i-LOVE (Can Make You Haoov)- Mercv Sundi l-GRAZIN' IN THE GRASS-Friends of Distinction (RCA) 4-OH HAPPY DAY Edwin Hewkim Singers (Pevillion) I BAD MOON RISING, Creedence Clearwater Revival (Fantasy) 4 IN THE GHETTO, Elvis Presley (RCA) T-AQUARIUSLET THE SUN SHINE IN, Fifth Dimension (Soul Citv) RIAA I LOVE THEME FROM ROMEO A JULIET, Henrv Mancinl (RCA) THESE EYES, Guess Who (RCA) 10 TOO BUSY THINKING ABOUT MY BABY, Marvin Gave (Tamla) 11 GITARZAN, Ray S4vini (Monument) 1J ATLANTIS, Donovan (Epic) HAIR, Cowsills (MGM) 14 ONE, Three Dog Niqht (Duntilll) 15- MORE TODAY THAN YESTERDAY, Spiral Starecnse (Columbia) Mary Hookln (Apple) 17 MORNING GIRL, Neon Philharmonic (Warner Bros-Seven Arts) 11-ISRAELITES, Dasmond Dekker the Aces (UNI) 1 IT'S YOUR THING, Isley Brothers (T-Neck) 20 THE BOXER, Simon i. Garfunkel (Columoia) Top Albums 1 HAIR, Original Cast (RCA Victor) 2 BLOOD, SWEAT TEARS, Johnny Cash (Columbia) I NASHVILLE SKYLINE, Bob Dylan (Columbia) 4 GALVESTON, Glen Campbell (Capitol) I ROMEO JULIET, Soundtrack (CaDitol) -IN-A-GADDA-DA-VIDA, Iron Butter, flv (Atco) CREDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL, Bavou Country (Fantasy) I AGE OF AQUARIUS, 5th Dimension (Soul City) -DONOVAN, Grealest Hlt (Epic) 10 HAPPY HEART, Andv Williams (Columbia) 11 MY WAY, Frank Sinatra (Reprise) 12 LED ZEPPELIN (Atlantic) 1- SLY THE FAMILY STONE Stand (EPIC) 14CLOUD NINE, Temptations (Gordy) 13 HELP YOUR5EL Tom Jones Parrot U-IN CONCERT, Cowsills (MGM) 17-LIVE, Tom Jones (Parrot) II THREE DOG NIGHT (Dtinhlll) 19 EDWIN HAWKINS SINGERS, Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord (Pavillion) 20- TRAFFIC, Last Exit (United Artists) Country Singles l-SINGINO MY SONG, Tammy Wy- nctte (Epic) l-I'LL SHARE MY WORLD WITH YOU, George Jones (Musicor) I GAMES PEOPLE FLAY, Freddy Weller (Columbia) MARY HOP KIN 4 MR. WALKER IT'S ALL OVER, Billie Joe Soears (Capitol) i RUNNING BEAR, Sonny James (Capitol) 4-WHEN TWO WORLDS COLLIDE, Jim Reeves (RCA) 7 MY LIFE, Bill Anderson (Decca) -CAJUN BABY, Hank Williams, Jr. (MGM) -(Margie's at) THE LINCOLN PARK INN, Bobby Bare (RCA) 1 PLEASE DON'T GO, Eddy Arnold (RCA) Singles l-TOO BUSY THINKING ABOUT MY BABY, Marvin Gave (Tamla) 1OH HAPPY DAY, Edwin Hawkins Singers (Pavilion) J-l CAN'T SEE MYSELF LEAVING YOU, Aretha Franklin (Atlantic) 4-(l Wanna) TESTIFY, Johnny Taylor (Gordy) J-DON'T LET THE JONESES GET YOU DOWN, Temptations (Gordy).

-SO I CAN LOVE YOU, Emotions (Volt) 7 CHOKIN' KIND, Joe Simon Sound Staqe I RAZING IN THE GRASS, Friends of Distinction (RCA) WE GOT MORE SOUL, Dyke the Blazers (Original Sound) 10-CISSY STRUT, Meters (Josie) Classical Albums 1 TRANS ELECTRONIC MUSIC PRODUCTION INC. PRESENTS SWITCHED ON BACH, Walter CerlosBeniamin Folkman (Columbia) 1-SOUNOTRACK: 3001 1 A SPACE ODYSSEY, (MGM) There's a poignant, plaintive quaver in Glenn Yar-brough's tenor which- for better or worse makes most of the things he sings sound very much alike. Joan Raez and Judy Collins have much of that same quality. While some of this album has that "seems like I've heard that before" sound, there are instances of Yarbrough really coming on new and strong in such as "Baby, You Come Rollin' Across My Mind" and "Things You Do." It is all good, and particularly so because all proceeds go to the Schole. Foundation, which aids orphaned children in California.

KING, DOES THE KING'S THINGS Albert King Stax: Joined by the Stax house band in Memphis (Al Jackson, Duck Dunn and Steve Cropper), Albert King pays tribute to Elvis Presley by doing some of his things like "Heartbreak Hotel," "Don't Be Cruel," and "Blue Suede Shoes" in 1969 electric-blues style. LOVE OF LIFE (i.ne Bua Heritage: Gene Rua, who's Bill Prentiss on the CBS-TV soap opera, "Love of Life," has a fine, sensitive baritone in the relaxed, pleasant style of Don Ho. He can handle almost any material from "Ixive Me Tender," "If I Were a Carpenter," to Earl Wilson beautiful Small We Are, How Little We Know." both country hip, and the beat is 1969 all the way. "Any Day Now," "Gentle On My Mind," "In The Ghetto" will turn on all audiences. HOT BUTTERED SOUL Isaac Hayes Enterprise; Very few albums have one number that makes it well worth twice the price you pay.

Rut Isaac Hayes, normally a record producer for Stax, has created just that in a classic 18:40 version of "By the Time I Get To Phoenix." Hayes tells' us the untold story rf what happened to set up that guy's leaving home for Phoenix. None of the other versions have attempted this and I'm sure Hayes' Monolog has Glen Campbell's and Jim Webb's As a singer and organist, Hayes is also superbly downhome. Remixing on this album was done by Detroit's Russ Terrana at the excellent Tera-Shirma Studios. THE WINDMILLS OF YOUR. MIND Ed Ames RCA Victor: Give Ed Ames a rugged, back-to-the-soil-and -baekroads song and he'll sing it so well it'll scare you.

This has to be the album in which he really finds his thing and gets it on "Sittin' on the Dock of the Ray," "Proud Mary," and "Son of a Travelin' Man" tell it all. SOMEHOW, SOMEWAY OlPnn Ya rhrongh Wnrnpr FM HIGHLIGHTS ll milt Flcdermaus'; 'My Fair 1 THE AGE OF AQUARIUS The 5th Dimension Soul City: This may very well be the pop album of the year of aquarius. Roy Townson, LaMonte Mc-Lemore, Billy Davis Florence LaRue and Marilyn McCoo are the most exciting singers to come-along in years. Ever since their red balloon went up, up and away last year, they have solidified their perch atop the pop music scene, Bill Holman's big brass and string sections and Bones Howe's provocative production enhance all the numbers. The album includes their hits of "Aquarius Let the Sunshine In" and "Working on a Groovy Thing," plus the finest version of "Sunshine of Your Love" to date, including the Creai's original.

WE'LL GKT OVER Staple Sinner -Stax: For years gospel was their but the Staples Singers have now branched into the contemporary field with excellent, meaningful music like "Give a Dam," "Everyday People," "Games People Play" and "Tend To Your Business." The Staples are still preaching and the beat's the same, the direction is the only thing changed. FROM ELVIS IN MEMPHIS Elvis Presley RCA Victor: After 3 million-seller albums, 85 million single, and 30 movie sales it's inconceivable that Elvis Presley could be discovered brand new. But that's what's with the King of Rock and Roll with his return to the rhythms and blues drive of Memphis, his home town. The lyrics are Lady ture; Berlin "Francesca da Rimini," Munich, Boston, Symph. 9 p.m.

WDET (101.9): Cincinnati Symphony, Rudolf: Weber's Overture to Ives' "Washlnqton's Hayden's Concerto In for Violoncello; Shotakovich's Concerto No 2 for Violoncello (Rostropovich cellist). 9:30 p.m. CKLW-FM (93.9): Holland Festival: Music In Memory of Claude Debussy; Britten's "Variations on a Theme by Stravinsky's "Apol-lon Musagete." FRIDAY 9:15 a.m. WWJ-FM (97.1): World of Music: Felix Slatkln. 11 a.m.

WQRS (105.1): "Song of Norway," Grieg. 1 p.m. WUOM (91.7): Wiren's Serenade for Strings; Boccherinl's Quartet in Mahler's Symphony No. 7, Bernstein, N.Y. Philh.

SATURDAY 1 p.m. WDET (101.9): "Assassination and Demonology," Daniel E. Schneider. 3 p.m. WDET (101.9): Collectors' Corn-( Heifetz, Sargent, London Symph.) Beethoven's Romances for Violin and Orchestra, Heifetz, Steinberg, RCA Victor Beethoven's Symphony No.

9 Yeend, Lipton, Lloyd, Harrell, Westminster Choir, Walter, N.Y. Philh. 5:15 p.m. WUOM (91.7): Jazz Revisited: Father Norman J. O'Connor discusses his favorites.

1:05 p.m. WUOM (91.7): All-Grleo program, Including piano concerto in Entre-nont, Ormandy, Phila. Orch. NORTH A -I 8 4 A 2 9 J5 WEST A 10 A 7 2 4 8 7 3 2 EAST alt A 0 4 If 2 4I0 7 5 fi SOUTH 4k 9 A 10 7 4 3 A A 10 The bidding: South West North 1 Pass 2 4 Pan Fas queen, he should cash out the spaces ending In the dummy and then lead the Jack of hearts. If EaM does not cover, the jack In permitted to ride.

WliPrt the finesse the contract is assured. If the heart finesse loses to West, he will be confronted with a choice of equally unpleasant returns. If he leads a black card, South can ruff in dummy while he discards his losing diamond and, if West comes back with a diamond, it will clear up the finesse in that suit. ADVERTISEMENT Sunburn Pain? Sseth it wifli COOL-IT AviiUbl at year local druejiter. UvmIb, Mlehltaa ANNOUNCING THE UNBEATABLE PRICE CUT OF THE YEAR: Contact Lens Wearers W0 3-7950 ir wrtti ttr ysur kiikltt.

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:30 p.m. CKLW-FM Holland Festival: Dutch Music of Pat Centuries. Mercker's "Pavane and Rosier's Sonata for Trumpet, Oboes and Srrlnqs; Edward MacDow-No. 4 Woodland Sketches, Mariorle Mitchell," Pianist, Strickland, American Arts Orch. WEDNESDAY :15 am.

WWJ-FM (97.1): World of Music: Mystic Moods Orchestra. II a.m. WQRS (105.1): "Bye, Birdie," Dick Van Dyke. 1 p.m. WQRS (105.1): New recording of Haydn's Trio No.

44, written for and played on me Baryton, a 17th century instrument, 1 P.m. WUOM (91.7): Meadowbrook '68" Stravinsky's Symphonies of Wind Instruments; Debussy's Images for Orchestra; Beethoven's Symphony No. 3 I p.m. WUOM (91.7): Opera Night: Strauss "Die Fledermaus." Gueden, Kofh, Resnlk, Tebaldi, Nilsson, Bioer-ling, Price, Sutherland (Gala Performance), von Karalan, Vienna Philh. 9:30 p.m.

CKLW-FM (93.9): Holland Festival: Composers of the Viennese School. Berg's "Altenbern Wehern's "Contata No. Loca-telll's Concertos Nos, 1 and A. RV CHARLES H. GOREN East-West vulnerable.

South deals. Opening lead: Deuce of spade, Declarer oujjht not wait until the. end of the hand bring off th dramatic end play. The planning nhnnld be PAUL SIMON 3 TCHAIKOVSKY: 1812 OVERTURE, New Philharmonic Orch. (RCA Red Seal) 4 MOZART: CONCERTOS 17 21 (Elvira Madiqan), AndaCamerata of the Salzburg (Mozarteum Academical J-BELLINI DONIZETTI HEROINES, Beverly Sills (Vienna Volksoper Orch.) 4 MY FAVORITE CHOPIN, Van Cll-burn (RCA Red Seal) 7- UP UP AND AWAY, Boston Pops (Fiedler) (RCA Red Seal) 8- SELECTIONS FROM 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY, Philadelphia Orch.

(Normandy) New York Philharmonic (Columbia) -R. STRAUSS: ALSO SPRACH ZARATHUSTRA, Philadelphia Orch. (Ormandy) (Columbia) 10 MASCAGNI: L'AMICO FRITZ (2 LP'S), FrenlPavorottlRoyal Opera House Orch. Jazz Albums 1- MEMPHIS UNDERGROUND, Herbie Mann (Atlantic) 2 THE FOOL ON THE HILL, Sergio Mendes Brazil '66 3- SOULFUL STRUT, Young Holt Unlimited (Brunswick) 4 MOTHER NATURE'S SON, Ramsey Lewis (Cadet) 3 STONE SOUL, Mongo Santamarla (Columbia) 4 SILVER CYCLES, Eddie Harris (Atlantic) 7-SAY IT LOUD, Lou Donaldson (Blue Note) I LIGHT MY FIRE, Woody Herman (Cadet) -MUCH LES, Les McCann (Atlantic) 10 THE GREAT BYRD, Charlit Byrd (Columbia) KEN AT A 10 p.m. WQRS (105.1): New recordinq of Bruckner's Symphony No.

3, Schu-richt, Vienna Philh. THURSDAY 9:15 a.m. WWJ-FM (97.1): World of Music; Enoch Light. 11 a.m. WQRS (105.1): "How to Win an Electron" Politics In Satire.

1 P.m. WQRS (105.1): Arthur Rubinstein and The Guarneri Quartet In Schumann's Piano Quintet, Op 44. 4 p.m. WUOM (91.7): Joan Suther-land in arias by Verdi. 4:30 p.m.

WDET (101.9): Bartok's Quartet No. 5, Julliard String Quartet; Tchaikovsky's Piano Trio in Rubinstein, Helfeti, Piatlgorsky; "Romeo and Juliet" Fantasy Over don In the early Htages of thei contest a declarer In today's hand nhserved to Win discomfort. North and South bid themselves up to four hearts with dispatch, and West opened fire with the deuce of spades. East took the first, trick with the ace and then shifted to the king of clubs. Declarer was In with the ace and observed that his contract hinged on picking up either the queen of hearts or the queen of diamonds.

His first act was to cash the top heart honors, but West showed out on the second round. South next played his remaining spades and then exited with the ten of clubs, hoping to Induce a favorable return, EAST PUT up the queen of clubs and, after cashing the top heart, he got out win small diamond. Th declarer played low and West's nine forced out the a.c from dummy. On the diamond return, South finessed th Jack und West produced the queen of diamonds for the setting trick. South admittedly ran into an unfavorable lie on the hand, but h'e could have overcome the bad breaks with a bit of planning.

His end play came too late to be of use. A better plan would have been for him to concede a club at trick four. After winning with the ace of clubs he returns the ten of clubs. Whn he regain th lead, hf cn play on high heart honor from hl hand but, when th)f4 does not drop the VAN DYKE Goren on Bridge SUNDAY (All listings in I.S.T.) 10 WLDM (M.3): Bruckner's Symphony No. 9, Walter, Columbia Symph.

Orch.) Bruch's Violin Concerto In Heifetz, Sargent, Symph. Orch. of London; Chopin's Piano Concerto No. 2, Zinman conducting London Symph. 1 p.m.

WDET Detroit Opera Playhouse: Milhaud's "The Misfortunes of Milhaud's "Le Pauvre Mozart's "Cosl Fan Tutte" (Suns In Italian). WUOM (1.7): Cleveland Orchestra, Szell: Weber's Overture to Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto In B.i Brahms' Symphony No. 2. 4 p.m. WUOM (1.7): New Zealand Theatre: "The Immortals," by David Nash.

Story of huenaru preserved by freezlnq. I p.m. WDET WSU Musical Festival Choral Symphony Program. Basset's Five Movements for Orchestra; Beethoven's Symphony No. 1.

7 p.m. WLDM Keyboard Immortals presents an Robert Schlitz Recital in stereo. I pm. WORS (105.1): Opera Theatre: Janacek's "The Makropoulos Case." MONDAY MJ WWJ-FM (W.l): World of Music: Frank Chacksfield, 11 a.m. WORS (105.1): "Kiss Me Kate." 1 P.m.

WQRS (105.1): New recordinq of Carlo Bergonzl singing operatic arias, 7 I p.m. WUOM Milhaud's Six Little Symphonies; Vaughan-William's "Serenade to Music," Farrell, vr-rett, Tourel, Tucker, London, Bernstein conducting the New York Philharmonic; Plfper's Sonata for Flute and Piano, Barwahser, Nobel; Tcherepnin's Piano Concerto No. 5, composer, soloist, Kutfcllk conducting, the Bavarian Radio Symph. Shostakovich's Symphony No. Bernstein, NY Philh.

p.m. WQRS (105.1): Brahms-Lato-slawskl's Piano Variations on a Theme of Paganlnl; Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini; Schubert's "Wanderer" Fantasy; Ber-wald's Symphony in Nielsen's Symphony No. 3. :30 p.m. CKLW-FM Holland Festival: Contemporary Music from East Europe.

Tadeusz Baird's "Sin-fonia orch. "Contrasts, Piano and Orchestra, composer soloist; Imsky-Korsakov's "Scherherazade," Stokowskl, London Svmph. TUESDAY a.m. WWJ-FM (97.1): World of Music: George Greeley and his piano. II a.m.

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