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Columbia Music Festiv From Staff Reports It may not be rock 'n' roll, but the Columbia Music Festival Association is planning a variety of programming for the fall and spring seasons. Individual tickets for a concert by world-famous Itzhak Perlman will be on sale at the CMFA office beginning Nov. 26. Perlman,' an internationally acclaimed violinist, will appear at the Township Auditorium at 8 p.m. Feb. 28 in conjunction with the CMFA's golden anniversary season. UkK/ih T,,o1,ov A : ,1 <<ti? ?:-i? iiuuvii i uvivvi , vmin jti its saiu, l lie lltftcis make excellent holiday gifts; that is why they are being released before the holiday season." The association is also holding auditions for the children's chorus of the March 29-30 production of "Carmen." wusc Be on the look out for Miller High Life's"new 32 oz. ( . quart can. Ounce for ounce, / ife got more of that same J A great Miller High Life taste. JA mgnnnHn wr . <:^bh jS * |? t^V^rP -.?^fxr^'^ jX^KC'O M ^.Sailj8BB^H^E^BSaBHM8^BHwBBF-jZBBB3HB^Ml .v.^;-z&Su WeSSSOtPmrxm 4 I \r *< 3 ^ ~ -i h.~ . Tf _ _i| ir!kg ral Association to offe Private auditions may be scheduled by calling Donald Gray, artistic director of the Lyric Opera, at 777-2984. The wiiuuicu s unui us piaya <ui uucgidi ^an m ui^i a operatic work. Young singers from middle through high school are encouraged to audition. A pre-holiday shopping spree at Yorkshire Antique Mall will also be hosted by the CMFA. The benefit is sponsored by the participating antique dealers at Jhe mall to support the CMFA's Concert Artist Series. Classical music will be provided by noted musicians from the Columbia area. A reception will be held amid the antiques on display. Tickets for the benefit are on sale for $12.50 at the CMFA office at 1132 Bull St. FM glTERI ^"^Jjt"^"' __ i.-.V >' ' ' . jjjjjljj^ JgBy ^ S&Jg ^85^"" ' ?B^v a9RS> v^^B fBiSfi 0 r diverse programs The Opera Guild of Greater Columbia, an affiliate of the CMFA, will sponsor the Metropolitan Opera National District Auditions at 1:30 p.m. Dec. 1 in Fraser Hall at USC. Three winners will be selected to compete in the regional auditions in Atlanta in February. There one winner will be selected to compete in the final auditions in New York. The auditions are free and ooen to the oublic. On Dec. 2, a master class featuring tenor Gary Grice, who sang the title role of "Faust" in the Columbia Lyric Opera production last spring, will be presented in Fraser Hall at USC at 2 p.m. For more information on concerts offered by the CMFA, call 771-6303. NATIVE 90.5 | :-"^:^K< ^H,;'-|?-t } ^rt ^ } E\ ^ rt f "7^ <-.-j WT-,-1 r 8 TSBfiMBBBBMBSBBSBBfiBSBIfiilBBi^ii H liww^wiiiii li, ^Mj|MBHm?ffi^^j^M