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'EntreesTem nc au x HcrbcsW ild Mushnnvn TimbaleSeafocd Sausage w ith S curry BlancSpinach Crepes w ith M c rn a y SauceSmoked M ozzarella w ith Tomato Cr Basil'M iu d Breen SaladSoup c f the D ay5 .0 07.007.006.006 0 04 .5 0Toumedos FonesnbtzD uck m th QuinceChicken Breast V inaigizw ith Onum M arm aladeBraised Sweetbreads in P u ff PastryCabbage S tu ffe d w ith Pork SausagePoached O re y Sole w ith S affronB ril led Fish e f the D ayVegetarian Special o f the D a y19.0016.0015.0016.0013.0015.00Dinner Tuesday-SaturdayBrunch All Day Sunday448 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11217 237-2271Koosa Scnooi u f iviusic Has A New uirectorThe Roosa School of Music in BrooklynHeights has a new director since July. He isClive Lythgoe, a British-born concertpianist whose 30-year professional careerhas included performances with many ofthe major orchestras of England, the U.S.and Europe.Lythgoe comes to Roosa after a ten-yearstint as an Artist Teacher, Dean of theFaculty, and Head of the Main School at theCleveland Music School Settlement inCleveland, Ohio. That post was Lythgoe%u2019sfirst break with a full-time concert careerand he hasn%u2019t regretted it, he says. %u201cI did itin order to grow,%u201d he explains. %u201cI didn%u2019twant to lose sight of life in a whirl of jetplanes. And I wanted to pass on to otherswhat had been passed on to me by greatmusicians like Dame Myra Hess,%u201d withwhom Lythgoe studied in England. Two ofLythgoe%u2019s Cleveland students now commuteto Brooklyn for monthly lessons.The new Roosa director made his NewYork debut in 1973 at Carnegie Hall, andlater that year played a warmly receivedsolo recital in Town Hall. He has been achampion of American music for the last 20years, a commitment that was strengthenedduring the U.S. Bicentennial celebrationwhen he played a series of concerts acrossthe country, one of which was a five-hourWashington%u2019s Birthday marathon. He hasmade several recordings of American andother works; one album won the BritishBroadcast Company%u2019s %u201cRecord of theYear%u201d award.%u201cI%u2019ve become passionate about musicaleducation,%u201d Lythgoe says, %u201cand the community music school movement. I%u2019veClive Lythgoealways been a musical evangelist.%u201d Lythgoesays he is particularly excited aboutRoosa%u2019s outreach programs, which bringthe music school%u2019s professional faculty intoa number of downtown Brooklyn publicschools, including IS 293 in Cobble Hill andseveral elementary schools.Plans for Roosa under its new director include several new programs to supplementthe school%u2019s curriculum of private andgroup lessons for children and adults. Theschool will move into Suzuki Methodteaching, first on piano and then on other instruments; an expanded faculty concertseries will showcase the performingabilities of the school%u2019s faculty members. ASaturday morning chorus for children andan adult glee club are being considered.Brooklyn Music School Is 75 With New LeaderBoerum H ill CafeSince 1868Fine Cuisine in one of the oldest and most beautifully preserved restaurants in New York.Hours: W ednesday thru Sanday 5 to 11 p .m ..U 8 H o y t S tre e t, C o r n e r o f B e rg e n S tre e tConcert, Playor Fair...If Y ou%u2019ve Got anEvent Com ing, MakeS u r e jt%u2019s inThe PhoenixUp and ComingListings*Deadline, Friday beforeThursday Publication DayThe Trustees of Brooklyn Music Schoolhave appointed Daniel Rostan as theschool%u2019s new director and he has assumedhis duties this month.Rostan comes to Brooklyn fromWashington, D.C.%u2019s Levine School of Musicwhere he was Dean. He holds degrees inmusic theory and composition from theEastman School of Music and from BeaverCollege. He succeeds Donna Merris, whohas joined the U.S. Attorney%u2019s office for theSouthern District of New York.Rostan comes to Brooklyn Music SchoolNewly Decorated Upstairs Dining Room Now OpenFor Your Special Party NeedsUnlimited Liquor Hot Buffet or Sit Down DinnerMinimum 35 people. $23.95 per person + tax& gratFOR INFORMATION CALL 788-3245l A D l v V . A . , a . X T \\ / 11'l i e/ u i i I %u00bb v . M%u2014j>k v y v m j i i x %u2022% a i i ^ uStop that worrying.I will organize and cater your party.Flowers, too.C all Tom at 8 5 7 -6 1 4 52X3-TMw y s ras it begins its 75th season in its historicbuilding on St. Felix Street, adjacent to theBrooklyn Academy of Music. 'Die school offers a curriculum in music, dance anddrama to adults and children at all levels ofadvancement. Rostan says he was attractedto BMS because of its %u201chigh standards ofmusical quality combined with a sincereand longstanding commitment to the community.%u201dRegistration for the fall term is now inprogress at the school. For a catalogue ormore information call 368-5660BROS 7 6 6 0 6 2 7In e w r T 6 K --------^ p i e T c o n s c i o u s6 & r - 1y* * * * * * , ^.A M O CtttClC&Mf e H i 6 | t e r 4 -P f & G * HAG&Nj e e p * * i %u00a7 *Find Out What's Up And Coming NextWeek In Your Local CommunityThis Week in The Phoenix NewspaperNew American ana negionai uuisme71 Seventh Ave., BrooklynEarly Fall MenuNow Sunday Dinner 4-9:30Different Menu each SundayFor Reservations 718-230-8450THEHEIG HTSPLAYERS26 Willow Place %u2022 Brooklyn, New York 11201THE HEIGHTS PLAYERSproudly celebratesT h e 3 1 s t S e a s o nBells Are Ringing O ct. 31, thru N ov. 23Wait Until Dark Jan. 9, thru Jan. 24Gypsy M a r. 6, thru M ar. 29Our Town M a y 17, thru M a y 30W A T C H F O R O U R A N N U A L G A L AA N D O U R W O R K S H O P P R O G R A M .Celebrating 27 season o f quality theatrefu r children.Aladdin & Company (W orld Prem iere) Sept. 27, thru Oct. 19The Prince & The Pauper Dec. 6, thru Dec. 21Androcles & The Lion Feb. 7 thru Feb. 22Treasure Island A pr. 18, thru M a y 3Program information please call (718) 237-2752Be sure to read The Phoenix fo r audition information in thecalendar o f events section. 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