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BARGEMUSICLTDPresentsDistinguished V iolinist Tofha SamaroffBeethoven Sonata and rarely heard solo violin pieces. Sunday, Oct. 29, 4 P.M.624-4061Fuiton Ferry LandingFoot of Cadman M a n 'W *tAdm.$SSeniors & Students $2.50Under 15 fro*east west booksLECTURE:%u201c Meditation: Theory and Practice%u201dby R.M. Ballentine, M .D.%u2014Thurs., Oct. 26, 8 p.m . $4.00COURSES:Hatha Yoga (b eg in n ers, in termediate, advanced) daily. Pleasepre-register. 243-5994. Meditation,Rung Fu. Call for details.COUNSELING:With Phil Nuerenberger, Ph.D.DIET & NUTRITIONR. M. Ballentine, M.D.78 Fifth Ave (at 13th)243-5994M i l N'iMMAiA HOTEL FOR CATSMOPSY RIZZONo cat was ever moreenthralled w ith Cats N%u2019Jamas than Mopsy Rizzo.Mopsy grew up under a carin Bensonhurst. You shouldhave seen Ms bee when hefiratgsw our deluxe acconvodaOons. The cat perches!The picture window! Thecushions! Talk about class!Not bad for a cat with an8th grade education. 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PET FOODS!' | %u2019The Leader of the Pack%u201d |i , A490 A tla n tic A v e . |(near 3rd Ave.) 1BROO KLYN CENTER lor the PE R FO R M IN G ARTS pDCQ CM TQ at BROO KLYN COLLEGE r n L U L P I I OCleveland OrchestraLorin Maazel, conductorBLACHER Variations on a Theme of Paganini DEBUSSY La Mer FRANCK Symphony in D MinorSunday, Oct. 29 at 3 pm/Whitman HallTickets: Orch $12, $10 : Mezz $8; Bale $6, $4Viennese GalaFfanZ Alters, Maestro(TONY Awards Winner for music direction of MY FAIR LADY and CAMELOT)Conducting popular European TONKUENSTLER ORCHESTRA,Featuring ELIZABETH HYNES, New York City Opera soprano.Program includes works by JOHANN STRAUSS, Jr., SCHUBERT and MOZARTSunday, Nov. 5 at 3 pm/Whitman HallTickets: Orch $12, $10 ; Mezz $8; Bale $6, $4Murray Perahia...%u201c Perahia is one of fhe greatest artists before the publictoday, or t suspect at any time.\LONDON DAILY TELEGRAPHBEETHOVEN Sonata in E Flat CHOPIN Four Impromptus SCHUBERT. Sonata in A MajorSunday, Nov. 12 at 3 pm/Whitman HallTickets: Orch. $7, Mezz $5. Bale $3.For Reservations and Information Call Box Office: 8 5 9 -1 1 8 0 , 780-5291or Call CHARGIT 23 9 -7 1 7 7BCBC is located near the Nostrand and Flatbush Aves. junction.By subway: The IRT No.3 \%u2014 CONCERT TICKET ORDER FORMA n to n ia%u201e SlOFmVS y tty b o n y S o faThe Brooklyn Philharmonia is proud to announce the return of Antonia Brico to conduct the popular Family Series of the 1978-79 season. Please note below the marvelous trio of programs she has arranged%u2014a series sure to delight both young and old. And at this $10 sale price, a savings of $6.50 for the series, you w ill want to bring the whole fam ily.Sunday, November 26, 1978 at 2:00pmMyths and Fairy TalesA musical parade of animals., fairies, hobgoblins and other out-ofthis world creatures that the children won%u2019t want to miss!Mendelssohn Overture and Scherzo from A Midsummer Night's DreamBizet Jeux d %u2019EnfantsDeems Taylor From Through the Looking GlassDebussy Prelude to Afternoon of a Faun Delius Intermezzo from HassanProkofiev Peter and the WolfSunday, February 11, 1979 at 2:00pmMusic for DanceA sparkling potpourri of favorite ballet and dance scores from the world%u2019s dance repertoire.ChopinGluckTchaikovskyRiaggarMilhaudEubia BlakeDe FallaGrande Polonnaise Dance of the Furies Rococco Variations Richard Sher, cello Dance Rhythms Trois Rag-Caprices Two Rags Ritual Fire DanceSunday, May 20, 1979 at 2:00pmTheatre and the MoviesFrom the wealth of incidental music for the theatre and movies. Some of the best-loved, as well as a few unusual and rarely heard scores-ail incidental music for theatre and film.NAME.ADDRESSCITY ___ _ZIPDAYTIME TELEPHONE NO.We Carry Pet Foods& AcessoriesALPOPURINAWAYNEFRISKIESKAL-KANSCIENCE DIETNINE LIVESEUKANUBARX DIETSTRIUMPHDate of PerformanceTicketPriceNumber of SeatsTotalPriceOctober 29 Ticket reservations at Box Office 859-1180C~November 12 $ $We Deliver: 624-6111Enclosed is check in the amount of $Please make check payable to BCBC and enclose a self-addressed stamped envelope.Address all orders to BROOKLYN CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS. Room 154Gershwin, Brooklyn College, Brooklyn. N Y. 11210.IiiiI11I1JHaroldSchubertSibeliusVaughan- WilliamsVirgil ThomsonCoplandOverture to ZampaMusic from RosamundeScenes from The CranesOverture to The WaspsMarch Past of the Kitchen Utensils The Plow That Broke the Plains Music for MoviessaidBrooklyn Academy of Music30 Lafayette Avenue B ro o klyn , N Y 11217Please send me __________Family subscriptions at $15 persubscription. I enclose my check payable to BAM for * ____ _____NameAddress. City___ .State. .Zip.Phone (dayL .(eve).Brooklyn Academy of Music30 Lafayette Avenue, B rooklyn, N .Y. 11217 (212)636-4100October 2 6 ,1 9 7 8 , T H E P H O E N IX , P a g e 9