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HomeMy WebLinkAboutM-78-0099116 cultural executives council, inc. POST OF- 2,N.n5=,,I:.:l FI 0;p.33 a January 19, 1918 Mr. Joseph Grassie City Manacrer, City of Miami 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, FL 33133 Dear Mr. Grassie: fO u0 I was advised by Ms. Strickland, Agenda Clerk for the City Commission, to reauest to you in writing that • spokesmen for the Cultural Executives Council and the Dade County Council of Arts and Sciences be placed on the agenda for the February 9 City Commission meeting. The nurpose of our appearing before the Commission is to reauest a $2,000 donation from the City to assist the D.C.C.A.S. and C. :.C. in defraying the cost of presenting in excess of 40 free cultural events during the January 16 - February 19 time period. Obviously, by February 9 we will be well into "Salute to Culture." However, in an attempt to assist the Council of Arts and Sciences with its fund raising, we would appreciate your allowing us the opportunity to make the aforementioned presentation to the Commission. Please advise rye of your disposition on this request by phone at 443-4241 or by writinc' to me c/o the Coconut Grove Playhouse, 3500 Main Highway, Coconut Grove, 33133. Thank you for your cooperation. RespectfNy, /47 Philip D. Giberson President Cultural Executives Council Serving Dade County and the Greater Miami Area P,4•rr ; :.f •.,.rip . , Cor,7p(7,e0 t rtrr •t`i ;'UC,ii 1 tectot s of life f:o;:o ii,:g C4;.7:Ndt !I"S!,!utionS P:'r:co a •rP Center Fr . :` ,*'CO COn'.pan, Inc I1;err On'C SO . r(),. Inc h . 0' C.f' i. _ tjr,.aFGn it ..)r.;'htrn Fio c i Inc !.1i. r r•r.) ' i^ Mt;, r'..n? 6 :,rt Centel M- i^ r ti:h yrxtihJ�f ►.' : : Pl .., ..� Co ,t.,.:e -...•t Gi e•y P inet Ocean Raye's Repertory Treatre Rnq Treatre. Un v'ers ty of Miami Theatre Department! •�, r ortaa Internal ona• Un versrt+y 'd,zca',a Museum ar,a Garaens :' WPBT Cranrei 2 cr `•11!.11. -'LCRtr_;A Joseph R. Gtassies City Manager R.W. Parki" a,1 ±ectot Office bf(Conittunity Affairs 2/1/l8 Febtuaty 9 Commission Meeting Requested appearances by: Cultural Executives Council Dade Co. Council of Arts & Sciences (2) In response to the attached letter from Mr. Phil Giberson, we would recommend the appearance of spokesmen for the Cultural Executives Council and the Dade County Council of Arts and Sciences before the Commission February 9 for the purpose of requesting $2,000. in support of "Salute to Culture", January 16= February 19. Quality of Life funds might be made available to meet their request. As detailed in the enclosed information packet, "Salute to Culture" entails the presentation of more than 40 free cultural events, with an overall anticipated budget of $20,000. Funds are presently being solicited from other agencies and community sources. "Salute to Culture" is a cooperative effort by the C.E.C. and the D.C.C.A.S. member organizations and others,of great benefit to the entire community, and deserves consideration by the Commission. cc: Mr. Phil Giberson, President Cultural Executives Council RWP/MR/jw R.S.V.P. Robin Reiter 579-5311 The Dade County Council of Arts and Sciences and The Cultural Executives Council Cordially invite you to A MEDIA RECEPTION Introducing A SALUTE TO CULTURE II Tuesday, January tenth at 11:00 a.m. Coconut Grove Playhouse 3500 Main Highway Coconut Grove MIAMI'S MORE THAN JUST SUNSHINE A SALUtt ttJ CUL CALENDAR or EVCNts tC1ONSflRED 01* THC OM COUNTY COUNCIL 8 ' AfttS AND Sf iENCES AND tut tultuRAL txtCutiVES COUNCIL Zan. 17`0 24, 310 Fab. 70 14, 21 Mtts6PDLi7'AN MuttuM AND ART (;ENTER, "the Heritage of Aneibnt Egypt," tepee And alidcie by noted Australian artist aid Egyptologist, brute Hut gerfbrd, 7 4S P.r. f Kondell Drerteh 3aM, 22 CAMS AND PCTtSHES, African Art tram private Collottitnat spseiel perfor,anas by the 0LUEEMl daneers, 3tb0 P.M.,motropelitan Museum and Art Canter Kendall 2Sl, i7 MUSEUM 0r SC1tNet• "Tour of Plata Maya," slide end lecture presentation by Dr. Charles'LtCo,b, 12:36=1:36 R.M. 36n, 22 THE EXOTIC ANb HIDDEN StAu?V OP ?lit MICROSCOPIC world is expiorad et tHE MUSEUM OF SCIENCE in an exhibit of crystal and eo11 structure,. Tho oxhibit runs from Jan. 22 through Fob. 19. For mars information please call AS4.4242, oxt. 59 Zan. 18 AUTH POREMAN'S PIED PIPtA PLAYERS present "The Closing of f1ondol'e Cate," 100 P.M., Musoum of Seitnee San. 21 CRUPO PR011ETEb prosants "LA NOCHE DE LOS ASASINOS," ("The Night of tho Assassins"), 600 0.M., the boxing ring et Dinner Roy San. 26 PLAYtAS STATE THEATtO pros©nts "Violono Virtuoso," Coconut Crovo Playhouse, 8:00 P.M. DATES ANb LOCATIONS of GROVE DANSTHEATRE and OPERA programa to bo announced. Thn Council offieo will hove tho information rob. 15 SALLET CONCERTO, Cusman Contort Contor, downtown, 8:00 D.M. The following por?ormancos aro prosonted by P.A.C.t. and tho Music PorPormaneo Trust Funds in conjunction with the Dodo County Council. of Arts and Sciontos and tho Cultural Exocutivvs Council Jan. 16 8luo Monday: Soy torro and the World Citizons (jazz) 12:00 noon Dodo County Courthouao Stops, 73 Wost flaglor Stroot. Co-sponsor Dodo County Parks and Rocroation Dopartment 3an. 17 Don Coldio and the Lords of Dixieland 12:30 P.M. - F.I.U., Univorsity House, Toninmi Trails Co-sponsor F.I.U. 3an. 20 Kopior (jazz/rock) 5:30 P,M, - Dixie Park, 401 NW 12 Stroot. Ca -sponsor Culturol Advisory Council of ovortown 3an. 21 Concopt (jazz) 1:00 P.M. - Northsido Shopping Contor, NW 27 Avonuo and 79 Stroot. Co-sponsor - Northsido Shopping Contor 3an. 22 Tho Light Concort 0rchostra and Ira Sullivan and Friends (jazz) 7:30 P.m. - Michool-Ann Russell Jowish Community Contor, 18900 NE 25 Avonuo, North Miami Gooch. Co-sponsor M A R J C C 3an. 22 Cyclo (rock) 1:00 P.M. - Gillis (jazz/rock) 3:00 P.M. - Poocoek Park, 2820 McFarland Rood. Co-sponsor -• City of Miami Parks and Rocroation Doportmont Jan. 23 Pro (Music Ensamblo 8:00 P.M. - Plymouth Congrogational Church, 3429 Dovon Road. Co-sponsor - Plymouth Church Jan. 25 Fusion and P.A.C.E. 8 P.M. - Cusman Hall, 174 E, Flaglor Stroot Jan. 25 Piorro Monde String Ensomblo 2:00 P.M. • Miami Beach Public Library, 2100 Collins Avonuo 3an, 27 bluegrass Ramblers 12 Noon - Museum of Sc.'rmro, 3280 S. Miami Avonuo. Co-sponsor - Dodo County Parks and Rcr ^" tion Oopartmont 1 Mae:War at wants NA. 20 beminant String Ouattet S:0o P.M. Planot teem) 3070 hitkbhbaekor Causeway Sea. SO Grua monddy: Cenaept (OW 12:00 neon = Seytrant Park, St 2 Street efld gibeeyn0 Soutevard. ea-openser • city of filar Parke end Ratreation bapartm8nt 30. 31 Miami Percussion Engemblo 11:00 A.M. • Miami dada Community College (north), Faulty Arts Center, 11360 NW 27 Avenue. Cemapenaor • Miami Dada Community Canoga, North Campus robs 3 Miami String Quartot A:00 0.M. • Little Havana Community Center, 000 SW 1 Street Fob. 6 ire Sullivan and rriendg 8:00 0.M. • Ct6ve 14o00, 3406 main Highway Feb. A Ira Sullivan and rriendt (jar!) :00 0.rn. • mote New World Cantor Campus. 300 N.E. 2 Avonuo. Co-sponsor MOCC Now World Center Comput rob. 9 Piorrb Mandel String Ensomblo 8:00 P.M. • Miami -.Dada Public Library, 1 8ieoayne Bouloverd rob. 10 Tho Early Music Consort 8:00 P.M. • Lowo Art Muaoum, 1301 Millar Drive rob. 10 Miomi Chamber Trio 12:00 Noon Trinity Cothodrol, 464 NC 16 Stroot, Coisponsor Trinity Cathedral rob. 11 Washington Fodoral String nuartot 2:00 P.M. • Miami Bosch Public Library, 2100 Collins Avonuo, Miami 0rinch. Co-sponsor - Washington rodoral Savings end Loan Association Fob. 17 Dominant String Ouertot 12:00 Noon - Trinity Cothodrol, 464 NC 16 Stroot. Co-sponsor - Trinity Cothodrol Sovonth Sign (jazz) 1:00 P.M... Northsido Shopping Cantor, N.W. 27 Avonua and 79 Stroot. Co-sponsor • Northaido Shopping Cantor rob. 12 North Miami Beach Symphony 0rchostre 0:00 P.M. - North Miami Beach Auditorium, 17011 Nt 19 Avonue, North Miami Beach. Co-sponsor Culturo1 Committoo of tho City of North Miami Bosch Feb, 14 Ross and Lovino (jazz) 12:30 P.M. - F.I.U., Univorsity House, Tamiemi Trail. to -sponsor F.I.U. Fob. 14 any Corro and tho World Citizons (jazz) 8:00 P.M. - Northshoro 8ondsholl, 73 Street and Collins Avonua, Miami Bosch. Cosponsor • Miami Bosch Recreation Dopartmont - Cultural Affairs Division rob. 15 Coconut Crovo Arts Fostivc:l - Fobruary 17, 18, 19 Poocock Pork - 2820 McFarland Rood, Coconut Grovo rob. 17 National Picks - 12 Noon Gillis - 2:00 P.M. Powor of Brass - 4:00 P.M. Fob. 18 Don Goldin and tho Lords of Dixioland - 12 Noon Billy Marcus Quintot - 2:00 P.M. Florida Philharmonic - 4:00 P.M. Fob. 19 Ross and Lovino - 12 Noon Billion Dollar Band • 2:00 P.M. Univoreity of Miami Concort Jazz Sand - 4:00 P.M. Fusion - 6:30 P.M. A Shutt to CULTUkt THE ARTS ARE NOT A LUXURY They are indispensable. They shape our thoughts, our feelings, our actions. They make our environment stimu- lating and our lives worthwhile. We are all concerned about the quality of life in our community and about the education of our children and the environment which they will inherit, From January 16, through February 19, 1978, Greater Miami will celebrate its second Salute to Culture, jointly Spon- sored by the bade County Council of Arts and Sciences and the Cultural Executives Council, Show your concern by contacting the Dade County Council of Arts and Sciences, at 579-5311 Extension 135. 1 INTRODUCTION Business today is showing an increasing concerti for "Culture" and rightly so: there can be no human progress without the inspiration intellectual, imaginative, disturbing. of the arts and sciences. In all ages considered great by history, society's primary managers of wealth =- kings, bishops, aristocrats and industrial leaders have accepted this obligation. In America today, the comparable source of wealth is the corporation. Why should a corporation support the arts? bavid Rockefeller has said, "Too often the tendency is to regard the arts as something pleasant but peripheral. I feel the time has come when we must accord them a primary position as essential to the nation's well-being." The arts are essential to business in specific ways -- they serve as an important attraction to highly trained and educated managerial and professional personnel; they provide unparalleled opportunities for business to render important service to the community with great returns in visibility and good will; they provide the community with the theatres, concert halls and museums of art and science which attract visitors and which contribute significantly to the volume of business in their areas. The arts and sciences as they expand and multiply throughout the country, require both the financial support and managerial skills of the business community. Corporations can provide a good deal more than money to enrich our cultural life. Equipment, space technical skills and the encouragement of executives to serve on the boards of arts organizations and arts councils -- all are needed. Business itself has been enormously enriched by its free inheritance from past generations. The only way to dis- charge this honest debt is to hand over to the future a country and a society truly responsive to the deepest needs of its people. PURPOSES The purposes of the second Salute to Culture are: 1. To involve all citizens of our multi -ethnic community in the wealth of cultural resources that exists in Dade County, 2. To involve all of the arts and sciences, from the largest instituion to the smallest "grass roots" group, in order to develop the most comprehensive representation of our community's diverse cultural activities. 3. To further involve the business community in improving the quality of life and strengthen the economic impact of the cultural community on Dade County. 4. To involve our local and state legislators in the on- going activities and needs of our cultural community. 2 Pgb6rAMS (Calendar of events to be attached when finali2ed) What the Cultural Community will be doing Special Public Performances and Exhibitions: A series of presentations free of charge to the public will be presented throughout Dade County, These will include: a. Performing arts presentations at educational, theatrical, and community center locations; b. Performing arts presentations at scientific and visual arts sites to demonstrate the cultural interaction of the arts and sciences; c. Scientific and visual arts exhibitions at selected commercial locations throughout Dade County; d. The presentation of outreach programs to bring the arts and sciences to those individuals not in the cultural mainstream. 2. Panel Discussions and Seminars: To further understanding and create closer cooperation between our cultural institutions and their potential audience and thereby between our various ethnic communities, between political leaders and their constituents, and between businesses, the media and the arts and sciences, a series of panel discussions and seminars will be conducted. a. January 5 -- March 6, 1978 Opera Seminars led by Dr. Marcel Prawy of the Vienna Staatsopera will be held each Monday and Thursday at the Museum of Science and the Arturo diFilippi Educational Center. Opera Master Classes will be conducted at the University of Miami School of Music featuring Donald Gramm of the Metropolitan Opera and Michael Langdon of Covent Garden, London. b. Opening January 18, an exhibition of Oriental Bronzes from the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the Delong Museum in San Francisco, at the University of Miami's Lowe Art Museum. 3. Previously Scheduled Events: In addition there will be an impressive array of previously scheduled presen- tations and exhibitions that will represent the area's cultural institutions. What the Cultural Community will be doing. (continued) a. 18 Philharmonic and Symphony concerts b. 7 Chamber and ensemble Music Concerts, including performances by such visiting groups as the Julliard String Quartet, the Vienna Chamber Orches- tra and the Milliere String Quartet of Paris c. 16 performances of four different operas, including four new productions d. 10 performances of dance and ballet, including performances by such visiting groups as the Houston Ballet Company, the Abrasevic (Yugoslavia) Dance Company and the Royal Ballet of Flanders (Belgium) e. 15 plays and musicals, including a two -week run of "Pippin," the hit Broadway musical, and a one- night performance of "West Side Story" by a touring company f. Recitals by Rudolf Serkin, Carlos Montoya, and Aaron Rosand g. Vocal recitals by Leontyne Price, Alexis Weissenberg and Virginial Alonso h. 16 art exhibitions, including the annual Sidewalk Art Show in Coral Gables and exhibitions by Cuban Artists and Black American National Artists i. 11 jazz, bluegrass and ethnic ensemble concerts -5- PROJECTED PARTICIPATING ORGANIZATIONS I, Visual Arts: Bass Art Museum Black Arts Council Cuban Museum of Art and Culture Grove House Lowe Art Museum, University of Miami Metropolitan Museum and Art Center Miami -Dade Community College = South Campus Art Gallery Miami -Dade Public Library System Twenty Pour Collection Vizcaya Museum and Gardens 2. Performing Arts: Florida International University Theatre Florida Philharmonic Fusion Dance Company Greater Miami Opera Association International Series Miami Beach Symphony Model Cities Center for the Performing Arts New World Center Campus Lively Arts Series Performing Arts for Community and Educatioq- P.A.C.E. Pied Piper Players Players State Theatre at the Coconut Grove Playhouse Ring Theatre, University of Miami The Ruth Foreman Theatre Temple Beth Shalom Great Artist Series WPBT - Channel 2: Public Television Zef Bufman Entertainment, Inc. 3. Sciences: Crandon Park Zoo Fairchild Tropical Garden Historical Association of Southern Florida Museum of Science and Planetarium Planet Ocean Special_Note: This is only a partial listing and should not be interpreted as final. Any organization or institution wishing to participate in the second Salute to Culture should please contact Dade County Council of Arts and Sciences, at 579-5311 Extension 135. PROJECTED SPECIAL EVENTS SITES The Following is a part4a1 listing of exhibition spaces: 1. Commercial Locations OMNI Dadeland Midway Mall 163 Street Shopping Plata Skylake Mall 2, Visual Arts and Sciences Bass Art Museum Lowe Art Museum Metropolitan Museum and Art Center MDCC South Campus Art Gallery Miami -Dade Public Library Viscaya Museum and Gardens potential performance or Westland Mall Sal Harbor Shops Lincoln Road Mali Homestead Shopping Plata Royal Trust Tower Grove House Fairchild Tropical Gardens Museum of Science Planet Ocean Crandon Park Zoo 3. Cultural, Educational, Performing Arts,Community Centers, and other similar type institutions Miami -Dade Community Colleges (North, South, Downtown) Fusion Dance Studio Greater Miami Opera Association Auditorium Coconut Grove Playhouse Ring Theatre North Miami Playhouse Florida International University Theatre Gusman Concert Hall (University of Miami) Gusman Cultural Center (Downtown) CALEB Center Temple Beth Shalom Temple Israel Plymouth Congregation Church Dade County Auditorium Miami Beach Theatre of the Performing Arts Morin Community Center St. Stephen's Church Universalist Unitarian Church 8ayfront Park Bandshell Peacock Park Bicentennial Park Little Havana Community Center Model Cities Center for the Cultural Arts or APPENDIX A Sponsors of The 1977 Salute to Culture "Ail That Glitters" Arango, Inc. Binder Baldwin Piano & Organ Co. Bodeaa Restaurant Eiurdines George Campbell Antiques Captain's Tavern Restaurant Coconut Grove Chamber of Commerce Cultural Executives Council Dadeland Mall David's Jewelry Eastern Airlines Flagler Federal Savings and Loan Association Florida League of the Arts Golden Goddess Swimwear Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Haf f; Dauuherty Graphics M.R. Harrison Crane Service ".Tilly" Clothing Boutique Jordan Marsh Congressman William Lehman Mayor's Jewelers Senator Kenneth Meyers The Miami Herald The Miami Stagecraft, Inc. National Bank of South Florida OMNI International Miami Congressman Claude Pepper The Perfect Present Rex Art Richards Sears Southeast Banking Corporation Southern Bell Senator Richard (Dick) Stone Supertype, Inc. 'MS Design University of Miami University Inn WKAT - AM Radio Wometco Enterprises, Inc. WTMI - FM Radio WTVJ - Channel 4 "Z" Shirt APPENDIX A SALUtE to CULtURE CALENDAR OF EVENTS MUSIC = THEATER = DANCE r ARt JANUARY 16 to PEBRUARY 19, 1978 JANUARY 16 -- OPERA --"Falstaff," by Verdi (in Italian), Greater Miami International Opera, DCA, 8:15 p.m. 16 -= CONCERT —Vienna Chamber Orchestra, Philippe Entremont, conductor and pianist, Temple Beth Sholom Great Performances, at Temple Beth Sholom, Miami Beach, 8:30 p.m. 16 -= SHOW --Johnny Mathis, Sunrise Musical Theater, Sunrise (through Jan.22) 17 == OPERA --"Falstaff," by Verdi (in English), Greater Miami National Opera, DCA, 7:30 p.m. 17 -- BALLET --Royal Bailet of Flanders, Jeanne Brabants, artistic director, Community Concert Association, MBTPA, 8:30 p.m. 17 FILM -="King Lear," Special Foreign Film Series, Miami -Dade Library Main, 8 p.m. 17 -- CONCERT --Earl Wrightson and Lois Hunt, Temple Beth Torah Congregation Cultural Series, Temple Beth Torah, North Miami Beach, 8:30 p.m. 18 OPERA --"Falstaff," by Verdi (in Italian), Greater Miami International Opera, DCA, 8:15 p.m. 18 -- CONCERT--Yehudi Menuhin, violinist, with Florida Symphony Orchestra, Pavle Despalj, conductor, Great Artists Series, Temple Beth Sholom, MBTPA, 8:30 p.m. 18 -- ART --Opening of exhibition of Oriental Bronzes from Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and the DeLong Museum in San Francisco, gala benefit for Lowe Museum, University of Miami 18 -- FILM --"King Lear," Special Foreign Film Series, Miami -Dade Main Library, 8 p.m. 18 -- LUNCHTIME LIVELY ARTS --Caribbean Festival, Miami -Dade Community College New World Center, Downtown Miami, 1 p.m. 19 -- OPERA BALL --benefit Greater Miami Opera Association, Fontainebleau Hotel, 7:30 p.m. 19 -- ART --Oriental Bronzes, University of Miami Lowe Art Museum, UM campus (through Feb. 26) 19 -- SHOW --Anthony Newley and Bernadette Peters, Diplomat Hotel, Hallandale (nightly through Jan. 28) APPEIWtX 19 == THEATER -="the Sunshine Boys," Pompano Players, Pompano Beach (through Jan. 22) 20 == ART,, -Black American National Artists Art Exhibit, Miami''Dade Library Main, 10 a.m. (through Peb. 8) 20 == OPERA MASTER CLASS Donald Gramm, Bass -baritone of the Metropolitan Opera, sponsored by the Greater Miami Opera Association in cooperation with the University of Miami School of Music, Gusman Concert Hall, UM campus, 12 hon. 20 SHOW —Juan Carlos,Doral Beach Hotel Starlight Roof (Through Jan. 20 - MUSIC --Musical performances sponsored by the Performing Arts for Community and Education, (PACE), Dixie Park, Miami, open to the public free of charge, 5:30 p.m. 21 OPERA --"Falstaff," by Verdi (in Italian), Greater Miami International Opera, MBTPA, 8:15 p.m. 21 -- BALLET —Houston Ballet Company of 60, "Swan Lake" by Tchaikovsky (complete), sponsored by Regional Arts Productions, West Palm Beach Auditorium, 8 p.m. 21 -- RECITAL --Virginia Alonso, soprano, The Latin Heritage Series, University of Miami School of Music, Gusman Concert Hall 8 p.m. 21 -- CONCERT--"Family-Youth" Concert, Florida Philharmonic, Bob McGrath and Family, Gusman Cultural Center, Miami, 2 p.m. and 3:45 p.m. 21 -- ART --Photos: William Lyman Underwood, Norton Gallery of Art, Palm Beach (through Mar. 12) 22 -- OPERA --"Falstaff," by Verdi (in English), Greater Miami National Opera, MBTPA, 2:30 p.m. 22 -- BALLET --Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, Satiric ballet troupe, International Series, DCA, 7:30 p.m. 22 -- RECITAL --Dan Sandlin, pianist, The Alumni Artist Series, University of Miami School of Music, Gusman Concert Hall, UM Campus, 8 p.m. 22 -- CONCERT --Hollywood Philharmonic String Quartet, sponsored by Performing Arts for Community and Education (PACE), Hollywood Art and Culture Center, 4 p.m. 23 -- ART --Paintings by Larry Griffin, Miami -Dade Community College South Art Gallery, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. (through Feb. 10) M'PE th1X $ 23 MUSIC==Frio a Cordes Milliere, Paris (Milliere String Trio of Paris), chamber music ensemble, Performing Arts Series, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, 8:30 p,in, 23 de SHOW -Tom Jones, Sunrise Musical theater, Sunrise, (through Jan 29) 24 =- CONCERT --Ft. Lauderdale Symphony Orchestra, Michael Ponti, pianist; Emerson Buckley, conductor; Ft. Lauderdale War Memorial Auditorium, 8:30 p,M, 24 -- LECTURE --"The History of Modern Dance," lecture -demonstration by Cynthia Novack, The Fine Arts of Beth David, at Beth David Congregation, 10 a,m, 24 THEATER. --"Pippin,° Broadway musical, Zev Bufman Attractions, MBTPA, 8:30 p.m.; matinees 2:00 p.m. (through Feb. 4) 25 -- CONCERT --Ft. Lauderdale Symphony Orchestra, Michael Ponti, pianist; Emerson Buckley, conductor; Ft. Lauderdale War Memorial Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. 25 •-- CONCERT --Pierre Feit, oboist, with the Milliere String Trio of Paris, The Guest Artist Series, University of Miami School of Music, Gusman Concert Hall, UM Campus, 8 p.m. 25 -- LUNCHTIME LIVELY ARTS --Florida Family Opera Singers, of the Greater Miami Opera Association, Miami -Dade Community College New World Center, downtown Miami, 1 p.m. 25 -- THEATER--"Marat/Sade," by Peter Weiss, Ring Theater, UM Campus, 8 p.m. (through Jan. 28) 26 -- ART --Coral Gables Annual Sidewalk Art Show, Miracle Mile, Coral Gables, (through Jan. 28) 26 -- THEATER --"Once Upon a Tailor," by Baruch Lumet, at North Miami Playhouse, Ruth Foreman, director (through Feb. 24) 27 -- THEATER--"Violano Virtuoso," by Betty Suyker, Players State Theater, Coconut Grove Playhouse (through Feb. 19) 27 -- HUMANE SOCIETY BALL--Dinner-dance Benefit of Humane Society of Greater Miami, Surf Club, 7:30 p.m. 27 -- OPERA--"Manon," by Massenet (in French), Civic Opera of the Palm Beaches, West Palm Beach Auditorium, 8:15 p.m. 27 -- BALLET--Abrasevic, Yugoslavian company of 100 dancers, singers, musicians, Broward Community College Artist Series, Ft. Lauderdale War Memorial Auditorium, 8:15 p.m. 27 -- SHELL SHOW --South Florida Shell Club Show, Planet Ocean (through Jan.30) APPBtbX B /. 27 CONCERt"Pops" Concert, Florida Philharmonic, An Evening of Musical Madness with Peter Schickele, Alias 'P.I.O. Bach, Gusman Cultural Center, Miami 8 p.m. 28 -- SOCIAL==Polonaise Ball, Mrs, Lewis Rosenstiel, patroness, sponsored by American Institute of Polish Culture at Sheraton Pour Ambassadors, 7:30 p.m. 28 -- MUSIC —The Miami and Magic City Chapters of Sweet Adelines Show, Barry College Auditorium, 8 p.m. 28 -- CONCERT --"Pops" Concert, Florida Philharmonic, "An Evening of Musical Madness" with Peter Schickele, alias P.I.Q. Bach, Gusman Cultural Center, Miami, 8 p.m. 28 -- THEATER --"Anything Goes," Konover Hotel Theater, Miami Beach (through Feb. 26) 29 -- RECITAL --"Mostly Mozart," Patricia Wright, soprano, Jerry Minster, tenor; Gary Berkson, pianist; Music at Four Series, Symphony Hall, Ft. Lauderdale, 4 p.m. 29 -- OPERA--"Manon," by Massenet (in French), Civic Opera of the Palm Beaches, West Palm Beach Auditorium, 8:15 p.m. 29 -- RECITAL--W. Franklin Summers, bass, Faculty Artist Series, University of Miami School of Music, Gusman Concert Hall, UM campus, 8 p.m. 29 -- RECITAL --Patricia Wright, soprano; Jerry Minster, tenor; Gary Berkson, pianist; Pro -Mozart Society of Greater Miami, Arturo di Filippi Educational Center, 8 p.m. 30 -- ART --Cuban Artists, A.C.C.A.Group Show, Bacardi Art Gallery, Miami, Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. 30 -- RECITAL --The Four Romeros, guitarists, Community Concert Association of Homestead, South Dade High School Auditorium, 8 p.m. 30 -- SHOW --Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme, Sunrise Musical Theater, Sunrise, (through Feb. 5) 31 -- OPERA--"Manon," by Massenet (in French), Civic Opera of the Palm Beaches, West Palm Beach Auditorium, 8:15 p.m. 31 -- FILM --"The Great Waltz," Musical Film Series, Miami -Dade Library Main, 8 p.m. APPttibiX FEBRUARY 1 1 b z. CONCERT-41 oria Philharrnohic, Nelson Frieze, pianist; Briah Priestrnan, conductor, DCA, 8:30 p.fl FILM -.."The Great Wait2," Musical Film Series, Miami=bade Library, Coconut Grove Branch, 7:30 p.m. LUNCHTIME LIVELY ARTS-Miami,,Dade Community College New World Center, downtown Miami, 1 p.m. THEATER--"Marat Sade," by Peter Weiss, Ring Theater, UM campus 8 p,m. (through Peb. 5) BROADWAY MUSICAL --"West Side Story," by Leonard Berhstein, International Series, Gusman Cultural Center, Miami, 8:30 p.m. FILM "The Great Waltz," Musical Film Series, Miami -Dade Library Model City Branch, 7:30 p.m. LIBRARY --Tropical Audubon Youth Program, Miami -Dade Library, Coral Gables Branch, 7:30 p.m. CHAMBER MUSIC--Juilliard String Quartet, Friends of Chamber Music DCA, 8:30 p.m. SHOW --Chita Rivera, Shecky Greene, Diplomat Hotel, Hallendale (nightly through Feb. 11) 3 BALLET FILM --"A Midsummer Night's Dream," New York City Ballet Company, sponsored by University of Miami School of Music, Gusman Concert Hall, UM campus, 8 p.m. 3 OPERA --"The Barber of Seville," by Rossini (in English) Orlando Opera Company, Tupperware Auditorium, Orlando, 8 p.m. 3 ART --High Fiber, work of Bonnie Waugh, Barbara Clark and Judy Coleman, at Grove House, Coconut Grove (through Feb 15) 4 SOCIAL --St. Francis Hospital Dinner -Dance, Mrs. Nelson Swift Morris, patroness, benefit St. Francis Hospital, Doral Beach Hotel, 7:30 p.m. 4 SOCIAL--"Bal Masque," benefit Miami Ballet Company, Sheraton Four Ambassadors, 7:30 p.m. 4 BALLET FILM --"A Midsummer Night's Dream," New York City Ballet Company, sponsored by University of Miami School of Music, Gusman Concert Hall, UM campus, 8 p.m. 4 THEATER --"The Lollipop Theater for Children," The Calusa Playhouse, Key Biscayne, 1 p.m. (Feb. 4, 11, 18, 25) APPD!JDiX B s�s 4 PAIR —,"Around the World Pair, sponsored by the Museum of Sciehce; at Tropical Park (all day) 5 = CONCEPT -Florida Philharmonic, Nelson Priere, Pianist; Brian Priestman, conductton; MBTPA, 8 p.m, 5 -- BALLET FILM --"A Midsummer Night's Dream," New York City Ballet Company, sponsored by University of Miami School of Music, Gusman Concert Hall, UM campus, 8 p.m. 5 == RECITAL==Lisa Nappi, soprano, Alumni Artist Series, University of Miami School of Music, Gusman Concert Hall, UM campus, 4 p.m. 5 -- MUSIC --Miami Boychoir and Miami Chorale, Miami Choral Society, Neighborhood Arts Project, Holy Cross Episcopal Church, Miami, 8 pan. 5 -- FAIR --"Around the World Fair," sponsored by the Museum of Science, at Tropical Park (all day) 6 =- RECITAL--Leontyne Price, soprano, Temple Beth Shalom Great Artists Series, MBTPA, 8:30 p.m. 6 -- THEATER --"Pippin," Zev Buflnan Attractions, Parker Playhouse, Ft. Lauderdale (through Mar. 4) ART --Rodin, The Burghers of Calais, exhibition of 17 bronze sculpture studies, Norton Gallery of Art, Paim Beach (through Mar. 12) 7 CONCERT --Ft. Lauderdale Symphony Orchestra, Mayumi Fujikawa, violinist; Emerson Buckley, conductor; Ft. Lauderdale War Memorial Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. 7 -- RECITAL --Alexis Weissenberg, pianist,Civic Music Association of the Palm Beaches, West Palm Beach Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. 8 MEN'S OPERA CLUB --Monthly meeting, Vizcaya Room, Columbus Hote1,12 noon. 8 CONCERT --Ft. Lauderdale Symphony Orchestra, Mayumi Fujikawa, violinist; Emerson Buckley,conductor; Ft. Lauderdale War Memorial Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. 8 BALLET-- The Milwaukee Ballet, "Daphne and Chloe" by Ravel (complete), Miami Beach Music and Arts League, MBTPA, 8:15 p.m. 8 LUNCHTIME LIVELY ARTS--Miami-Dade Community College New World Center, downtown Miami, 1 p.m. 8 LECTURE --Dick Gregory, comedian and political activist, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, 8:30 p.m. OPERA PREVIEW --"The Abduction from the Seraglio," Preview, Miami -Dade Library, Coral Gables Branch, 2 p.m. 9 THEATER=="Oedipus Rex, Miami=Dade Community College North, Fawley Theater, 8 p.m. (Feb. 11, 16, 18) g THEATER --"The Real Inspector Hound," Miami -Dade Community College South (through Feb. 12) 9 r= THEATER --"South Pacific," by Rodgers and Hammerstein, Palm Beach Atlantic College, (also Feb 10.,11 and Feb. 16-18) ART --Alice Neel in the '70's, Ft. Lauderdale Museum of Art,(through Feb 26) 10 -- SOCIAL --Heart Ball, Benefit Miami Heart Society, Fontainebleau Hotel ?t30 p.m. 10 -- MUSIC --College Choir and Caravan Singers, Miami -Dade Community College South Campus, McCarthy Theater, 11 a.m. 10 -- CONCERT --"Mostly Mozart," Trinity Cathedral, Miami,12 noon 10 -- ART --Exhibitions, George Grosz: Drawing and Watercolors; Dada; Photographic Exhibition, Metropolitan Museum and Art Center (through Feb 26) 11 -- RECITAL --Susan Boardman, soprano, Faculty Artist Series, University of Miami School of Music, Gusman Concert Hall, UM campus, 8 p.m. 11 -- ARTS FESTIVAL --Annual Outdoor Festival of the Arts, sponsored by the City of Miami Beach, Convention Center Grounds (all day) 11 CONCERT--"Family-Youth" concert, Claude Kipnis Mime Theater, "Images -- the Magic of Mime," Florida Philharmonic, Gusman Cultural Center, 2 p.m. and 3:45 p.m. 11 -- VARIETY --Jan Murray, Comedian; Julie Budd, song stylist; Florian Zabach, violinist; Arie Kaduri Attractions, MBTPA, 8:30 p.m. 11 CHAMBER MUSIC --Tokyo String Quartet, with Gervase de Peyer, clarinetist, Music at Eight Series, West Palm Beach Auditorium, 8 p.m. 12 -- DANCE --Claude Kipnis Mime Theater, Regional Arts Productions, West Palm Beach Auditorium, 8 p.m. 12 -- RECITAL--Elier and Eyda Suarez, duo -pianists, Latin Heritage Series, University of Miami School of Music, Gusman Concert Hall, UM campus, 4 p.m. 12 -- CONCERT --Miami Beach Symphony Orchestra, Lorin Hollander, pianist, Barnett Breeskin, conductor, MBTPA, 8 p.m. 12 -- CONCERT --North Miami Beach Symphony Orchestra, sponsored by PACE, North Miami Beach City Hall Auditorium, 8 p.m. • . APP.E.NbTl 12 ARTS FESTIVAL --Annual Outdoor festival of the Arts, sponsored by the City of Miami Beach, Convention Center Grounds (all day) 12 == TV RECITAL -Luciano Pavarotti, tenor, "Live from Lincoln Center" and the Metropolitan Opera House, WPBT=TV Channel 2, 8 p,tn. 13 =r OPERA --"The Abduction from the Seraglio," by Mozart, (in English), Greater Miami International Opera, DCA, 8:15 p.m. 13 -- OPERA SEMINAR -=Directed by Dr. Marcel Prawy of the Vienna Staatsoper, at Arturo di Pilippi Educational Center, 9:30 a.m. 13 -- RECITAL --Rudolf Serkin, pianist, Temple Beth Sholom Great Artists Series, MBTPA, 8:30 p.m. 13 -- ART --Enamel League of Miami, Bacardi Art Gallery, Miami, Monday thru Friday(9 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.) 13 == ART --Five 'ashington Artists: Clark, Purcell, Rose, Schweber and Shashaty,Miami-Dade Community College South Campus Art Gallery, 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. (through Mar. 2.) 14 -- OPERA --"The Abduction from the Seraglio," by Mozart (in English), Greater Miami National Opera, DCA, 7:30 p.m. 14 -- CONCERT --Maynard Ferguson and his Orchestra, The Jazz Artist Series, University of Miami School of Music, Gusman Concert Hall, UM campus,8 p.m. 15 -- OPERA --"The Abduction from the Seraglio," by Mozart (in English), Greater Miami International Opera, DCA, 8:15 p.m. 15 -- RECITAL --Aaron Rosand, Violinist, Community Concert Association, MBTPA, 8:30 p.m. 15 -- LUNCHTIME LIVELY ARTS--Miami-Dade Community College New World Center, downtown Miami, 1 p.m. 15 -- FILM --German Films of the 1920's and 1930's, Metropolitan Museum and Art Center, 8 p.m. 15 -- CONCERT --Buffalo Philharmonic, Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor, Music at Eight Series, West Palm Beach Auditorium, 8 p.m. 15 -- CONCERT --Washington Federal String Quartet, sponsored PACE, Miami Beach Public Library, 2 p.m. 16 -- OPERA SEMINAR --Directed by Dr. Marcel Prawy of the Vienna Staatsoper, at the Arturo di Filippi Educational Center,9:30 a.m 16 CONCERt"Pops" Concert, Florida Philharmohic, Andre Kostelanetu, conductor, Gusmah Cultural Center, Miami, 8 p.m. 16 LECTURE==China: the People's Republic, lecture and film presehtatioh by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rosenthal, Museum of Science, 8 p.m. 16 == MUSIC -'University of Miami Symphonic Band, William B. Russell, conductor, Gusman Concert Hall, UM campus, 8 pan. 16 =y CONCERT —Buffalo Philharmonic, Community Concert Association of Pt. Lauderdale, West Palm Beach Auditorium, 8:30 p.m. 17 -- CONCERT --"Pops" Concert, Florida Philharmonic, Andre Kostelanetz, conductor, Gusman Cultural Center, Miami,8 p.m. 17 == CONCERT —Trinity Cathedral, downtown Miami, 12 noon. 17 -- BENEFIT-- "Berlin Cabaret Evening," featuring Eva and Herbert Nelson, Benefit Performance, Metropolitan Museum and Art Center, 8 p.m. 17 -- MUSIC Student Composers' Recital, University of Miami School of Music, Gusman Concert Hall, UM campus, 8 p.m. 17 -- MUSIC —Musical performance, sponsored by PACE, Dixie Park, Miami,5:30 17 -- OPERA MASTER CLASS --Michael Langdon, bass of Covent Garden, London, sponsored by Greater Miami Opera Association in cooperation with University of Miami School of Music, Gusman Concert Hall, UM campus,12 noon. 17 -- THEATER --"A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, (also Feb. 18, 22, ?5 at 8:30 p.m.; Feb. 19 at 2:30 p.m.) 18 -- OPERA --"The Abduction from the Seraglio," by Mozart (in English), Greater Miami International Opera, MBTPA, 8:15 p.m. 18 -- SOCIAL --Love and Hope Ball, benefit Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, Fontainebleau Hotel, 7:30 p.m. 18 -- RECITAL --Carlos Montoya, guitarist, International Series, DCA, 8:30 p.m. 18 -- THEATER--"6 RMS RIV VU," Actors' Comunity Theater, Riviera Presbyterian Church, South Miami (also Feb. 24-25). 19 -- OPERA --"The Abduction from the Seraglio," by Mozart (in English), Greater Miami National Opera, MBTPA, 2:30 p.m. 19 -- MUSIC --University of Miami Civic Choral -Spectrum Concert, Gusman Concert Hall, UM campus, 8 p.m. 19 -- MUSIC --Musical performance, sponsored by PACE, Hollywood Art and Culture Center, 4 p.m.