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Frot?Slil< ! ' Franz Schubert's "Mass in. the Columbia Chora) Society I United Methodist Church. Conducted by Artistic Dire for ma rice will feature sopran Elizabeth Langley, tenor Ricfr Griggs. The chorus will be acc uarreu. Schubert composed the "Mi and 1822, the same period in w his "Missa Solemnis." The tw< by critics and musicians. Columbia ( From Staff Reports The Columbia Consort will per from the Baroque era Sunday a the Columbia Museums of Art an Founded in 1980, the Columl plays Baroque music in an authentic manner, using replic and 18th-century instruments, large part of Baroque mu formances, is also used. Sunday's program will featuri J.S. Bach, W.F. Bach, Telemanr Mezzo-soprano Laury Christie accomnanieri hv Torrv rs.^^ r vv.* J vuil recorder, Raymond Harris on th< John Herin on the cello anc Sallenger on the flute. The performance is free and c public. nnn THE SECOND annual All-Male I THE | PIZ2 i ll\l l : j 9221 Two Notch Rd. I i i Cola. North??at Shopping Ctr. ' j. 738-2440 1 jj B 2. Entries should community. 3. Participants must that slide larger tl 4. All entries must fc local address and available for retur 1st Prize: $ plus your 1983/84 ] 2nd Prize: i T?-l UiU n izc; V Entries should be turn 313, Russell House. Fc displayed in the Russe Dea S For more information < horal Society ' PE A Flat" will be presented by dutifl Sunday at 4 p.m. at Shandon ^omlY ctor Guthrie Darr, the per- , o Noree Boyd-Leopard, alto juoiia lard Veale and bass Donald ompanied by organist Mark preluc the Hi iss in A Flat" between 1819 Schi hich Beethoven was writing in Go< ? works are often compared "Sane stroke Consort will Kat "Pa-Gent" will tx form music P-m. in Russell House 1 it 3 p.m. at The event is sponsor d Science a student service )ia Consort proceeds will go to tY historically filiate of the A as of 17th- Association. Voice, a Contestants will con sical per- swimwear and formal will answer a question e works by Kat" will be selected al 1 and Arne Tickets are $1.50 in a will sine door. For information, y on the precorder 1 Kenneth LOWELL THOMAS back 50 years Sunday >pen to the Museums. As part of Film Series, "Lowell T 1933 and 1943" will be sh > Monsieur The film is from d\ rfj-fvTT? Knox Abbott Of. 7B01 Woockow St. Wast End Squara Irmo Station Richard# ?V.Columbia Irmo St.Andre\ 791 6007 781-9688 772-7224 2Q FREE 2 TIFFANY STYLE GL -X*' If Free Tha Purchas< rtf&zgf Madtum Or Larga Plz sLs&EPj (10 ox. GJ?m Match** Our Popu Hurry! Quantttl?a Lim Other Offers & Coupon* Do Not I (Must Present Coupon - Offer Goot COUPON Supply Lests) 1 ? ? Bill W M ? ? ? Ml ? ??W ? ?| diversity Telephone D\ PHOTO CONT] is now in nmnr ? r. \ How would you 111 ft a photograph you' ? on the cover of th< University Teleph< Directory? You coi Wm you have to enter, the rules . . . est is open to all students, faci reflective of student life and t submit a color slide plus a co lan 5" X 7" (8" X 10" preferr >e mounted for display and inc telephone number. (Entries w n following judging.) >75.00 photo on the cover of i Directory >50.OO ?25.00 ?i- ? cu in 10 me student Media Of >llowing judging, all entries w 11 House Lobby. idline: April 15, 1983 contact Student Media, 777-31 to perform SPITE HIS preoccupation wHI g those years, Schubert gained lit . His musical genius, however, tand widespread respect. jtered fay growing self-confiden< nt mood pervades the "Mass lined and lyrical "Kyrie" (L? Jes a forceful anH nnmnlfiv ? . ?^ V* i\JL 1 ghest). jbert restates his theme, "Credo, i), several times, but it is the tei tus" (Holy, Holy) that is cons in the composition. present Be 2 held Sunday at 7:30 Ballroom. _ni ed by the Kitten Klub, "111 organization, and ? le South Carolina af- collectio merican Diabetes shown c throught ipete in casual wear, check 1 Iwear segments, and formatic i onstage. "Monsieur showing ' fhp pnH nf tho . ?v.avt vr* I4AV OIIU W . idvance and $2 at the THE 5 call 777-0909 or 777- Annual College's f 1 The co will take viewers state ar at (JSC's McKissick juried IV McKissick's Sunday David Di homas Remembers: theUnivc lown at 1:30 p.m. Driske USC's Movietonews backgroi MONEY R I SAV5NG I i COUPON!! | 11 on Plaza I ASSES j M BOI A I I :za | tar PttdMr) | I 81 U II I ' iiimii 11 ippiy i I While ! irectory ! i EST I ess! \ te to see j-i ve taken 1 r* i 1983/84 I ' Dne uld but Here are \\ ulty and staff. \ j he USC | j lor print of ed.) 11 ^lude name, ! ill be ! the I I fice, Room ^ ^ Schubert's 1 t operatic theater The "Bet tie success with the movement i was beginning to joining in ha through the :e, the composer's <l?ambof G< in A Flat.- The una nave Mercy) has'secured a" (Glory to God in ? Catholicism , Credo" (1 Believe Admission ise harmony of the will be acc idered his boldest formation, c office at 771iroque musii ertainment briefs n. Films from the collection are n the last Sunday of each month >ut the spring. Viewers should with McKissick's first-floor in>n desk for the location of the film nnn >.C. Arts Commission will open its Exhibition Saturday at Columbia > Art and Music Center Gallery, mmission received slides from 167 tists for the exhibit, which was larch 15 at Columbia College by 'iskell, art department chairman at jrsity of Maryland. ill has an extensive arts ind, including experience as a i vi^^^B^B::- : ."1,"'] BUDWE1S SATURDAY 12:00 N MMTEY BUILDING ? FEATl THE E; "I Love Be FANTASTU "Myrtle Bi , POOR "Rr "" SECOND "Lack To' ADMISSION $9 SPECIAL STl $6.00 at the (limit two per i Get Your Tickc iRYBODY LOVEsj^EC Maximum 12" coolers nMHMHMMMMHHBani ' "?' i > ' IiiMMii.iiii iii. i. " Mass in A ledtetus" (Blessed Be Oik in which soloists and chort rmony. A sense of noble pro s conclusion of the mass, kI). 'tie fifth of Schubert's six ma a position among choral m the church music of J i to the performance is free tpted to help defray produc rail the Columbia Music F< 6303. n of mi ipi L? Ul IIIUOI painter, professor, mi turer and contributing arts publications. The commission, the S ' and the college will s reception Saturday froi gallery, with entertaii USC's Christopher Ber ment faculty memb guitarist. Rpr0 ropoi * m/1 ? ?- *wvi?vu cui Fellowship in performin nnr FIBER AKTISTS, p ters, poets and writers i the S.C. Arts Commissioi Writing samples or s cepted now by the com information, write the < Gervais St. or call 758-26< Right now, somebody, somewhere, needs your typ< of blood to go on living. Make sure enough blood will be there if anyom in your community ever needs it. Call Red Cross for a blood donor appointment. And bring a friend. Thanks Angela MacDonald ER BEAC , APRIL 9 ? - el on ? til STATE FAIRGR< JRING: MBERS :ach Music" A CU AI/CD C l/ i ini\L.l\0 each Days" SOULS > % >NATURE ( The Beach" .00 AT THE DOOR JDENT PRICES , D.. ?? * ; mua^ll riOUSC student with I.D.) >ts Today Because beac ? Budweiser will be sold Flat' | \ I) is an animated us alternate before cession is imnarted the "Agnus Dei" asses, and one that asterworks as well Southern German i, but contributions ^ :tion costs. For in- P jstival Association eum iseum curator, lecwritf?r fnr cmmxr. 1 . . - - A V/* OV.?V/iai 5.C. Arts Foundation ponsor an opening n 7 to 9 p.m. in the lment provided by g, a music departer and classical Arts Commission g arts this year. l hotographers, potnay find work withn beginning in July W lides are being ac mission, nor more commission at 1800 56. t 0 31 <? e American Red Cross WllfletpVMIIVxi? H I Mmmmmamammm m TH OUNDS ! * ??> 1 * :h music j #