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Celebrate...DINNER-* SUNDAY BRUNCH %u2022 COCKTAILS WEDDINGS %u2022 BAR MITZVAHS %u2022 CHRISTENINGS BIRTHDAYS %u2022 GRADUATIONS %u2022 ANNIVERSARIESProspect Park West at Ninth Street %u2022 Park Slope %u2022 768-3723rNOW OPEN SUNDAYSC ia ^ e 9S o l d e r .An American Dining TraditionSince 1879.Minutes from Manhattan in theheart of historic Brooklyn.Joe's PlaceR IS T O R A N T E264 W averly Ave.B rooklyn, N.Y.N.Y. Daily News* * * *%u201c Joe%u2019s Place is the kindof restaurant to takeM anhattan friends whobelieve that Brooklynhas no interestingrestaurants.%u201dPHOENIXW e Ve expandedO ur GardenFor YourE njoym entO p e n 4-12 E very N ig h t e x c e p t M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y 5 m in. L o rn B AM 2 b lo c k s fro m P ratt >22-9244 Credit CardsAll-Stars Give EarfulContinued from Page 25rnrrnrnl in flu o n fin l m tiointono innlurltm t UV I iU UUAUVtlhtUi UlVAUUUI^tenor saxophonist Joe Ford and A1 Tenney, a pianist with jazz history at his fingertips.Another aspect of his education was from the avant-garde classical world, as Buffalo often hosted such composers as John Cage and Anthony Braxton, with whom he had the opportunity to play. He started writing for large ensembles and put together a 15 to 20 piece band. He also put together Eastman Productions, a music company that did studio work and commercials for radio stations.The concert on December 13 to celebrate the relase of %u201cMy Real Self,%u201d the Center%u2019s second self-produced album (the first is Contemporary Composers Orchestra, Volume 1), will feature Joe Ford and Zane Massey on saxophones, Marsha Frazier on piano and flute, Sumi Tonooka, piano, Newman Baker and Nasar Abadey on drums, Frank London, trumpet, Robin Eubanks, trombone and Eastman on bass and guitar. The new season%u2019s lineup of concerts includes Roland Alexander onJanuary 18, Zane Massey on January 25 and Andy Bey on February 1.In between shows, the All Stars will continue their Sunday jam sessionperformances. The Center also exhibits works by Brooklyn painters and is looking for dancers to utilize the beautiful new floor. They%u2019re seeking someone %u201cwho thinks they have the next wave of jazz dancing to live music under their belt. We want them to come over and let us see what it is,%u201d Eastman claims.So the next time you want an earful of good music, let the tourists go to the fancy clubs, and check out what Brooklyn has to offer %u2014 great jazz in a comfortable environment without the flashy look or flashy prices.The Williamsburgh All-Stars performevery Sunday, at 5pm, at theWilliamsburgh Music Center, 367 BedfordAvenue. A special performance, tocelebrate the album %u201cMy Real Self%u201d willbe held December 13, at 9pm, at theCenter. Tickets are $5, seniors andmembers, $2.50. For more information onthe performances, recordings or theCenter, call 384-1554.Artzt Will Perform Guitar Music At TheaterInternationally-acclaimed classical guitarist Alice Artzt will perform a solo concert at The New Theatre of Brooklyn (TNT) on December 13, at 3pm. The program will feature Bach%u2019s %u201cChaconne,%u201d Chorus No. 1 in E Minor by Heitor Villa-Lobos, and works by Mauro Giuliani, Francois de Fossa, Francisco Tarrega, Johann Kaspar Mertz, and contemporary composers Jane Obrovska and John W. Duarte.Artzt%u2019s ten records have won numerous awards and have been distributed worldwide to critical acclaim. %u201cWe are very pleased to be able to share the fine musicianship of Alice Artzt with our constituency,%u201d said Deborah J. Pope of TNT.Tickets are $8 or $3 with TDF; $6 for TNT subscribers. The concert will take place in TNT%u2019s upstairs gallery, at 465 Dean Street. For information, call 230-3366.372 Fulton Mall near Borough Hall For reservations call. 875-5181 Major credit cards acceptedBoerum Hill CafeSince 1S6SFine Cuisine in one of the oldest and most beautifully preserved restaurants in New York.Hours: Wednesday thru Sunday 5 to 11 p.m.R eservations 875-9391Bring in the New Yearat Snooky%u2019s PubIn our newly remodeledUpstairs Dining RoomLive DJ for your dancing pleasure9 PM until...Complete Prime Rib Dinner Complimentary bottle ofChampagne per coupleP a r ty fn v n rc h n tc*39.95 per person+ tax & gratuitiesFor Reservations: 788-3245140 7th Ave. Brooklyn NY 11215BAM, BCBC,The Museum,and The GardenKeep Up W ithW h a t%u2019s HappeningIn the ArtsEverywhere inBrooklynA w ard-w inning A rtsR ep o rtin g EveryW eek inThe PhoenixBCBC Will Host NY Theater's 'Nutcracker'The New York Theatre Ballet will dance two performances of Tchaikovsky%u2019s %u201cThe Nutcracker%u201d at Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts at Brooklyn College on December 13 and 21, at 2pm.Since its premiere at the Maryinsky Theatre in Imperial Russia in the late 19th century, %u201cThe Nutcracker%u201d has delighted children the world over with its tale of Clara and her magical Nutcracker doll. New York Theatre Ballet (formerly Balletfore of New York) has created an all-newproduction, with a simple narration designed to make the ballet accessible to young children. The design for %u201cThe Nutcracker,%u201d executed by Michael Lane, is based on lithographs from the English Toy Theatre or %u201cJuvenile Drama%u201d of the early 19th century.Performances of %u201cThe Nutcracker%u201d will be in Whitman Hall, Campus Rd. and Hillel PI. Tickets are $3.50 For more information, call 434-2222.TA N PO POJAPANESERESTAURANTOpen for Lunch Tues-Fri, Dinner Tues-Sun36 Joralemori St. %u2022 Brooklyn Heights %u2022 596-2968IRaHaelfusCLAM BAR &RISTORANTESeafood andPasta Specialties125 Montague St. 718-858-00247th Ave & 8th St. Park Slope (718)768-8967Custom CateringPrivate & CorporateLight Meals Elegant DessertsSat. & Sun. B ru n c hfrom 10 a.m.Old--------Hungary%u201cAn authentic Hungarian restaurantright here in Brooklyn%u201dLunch from s3.95Dinner from s6.95COCKTAILS* WINES* LIQUORS OPEN 7 DAYS Major Credit Cards Accepted 625-1649 142 Montague St,Arts Groups andOrganizationsFor Information on OurSpecial Arts Rates, CallThe Phoenix TodayAt 641-1400Page 26, THE P H O E N IX , D ec em b e r 4, 1986234848485353485323234848232323235390912353232323234823534848484848534848234848484823484848482353535323232323234823