Tuesday, October 14, 197'5
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Page Five
Tuesday, October 14, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five
LETTERS TO THE ARTS EDITOR
Wind Ensemble critique
termed 'not worth the ink'
nce-wu 1-1 nn thnce.
T 1: 1, f e ifcoverr
ferrii@f
To The Daily: a wonder he heard a note. Any-,
It isn't often that I read some- one who attends concerts hand-
thing that gives me reason to cuffed by his girlfriend has:
laugh-I mean really laugh, some definite problems. No onef
stand on my head and spit nic- asked me, but I would say that:
kels. But I must admit that The the young man should seek pro-1
Daily has provided me with the fessional help.-Take a nice mu-
biggest charge for my funny- sic appreciation course, Mr.
bone, as well as disgusting me Selbst, and if you have time,!
to the point of nausea. Irefer a course on professional journal-I
of course to Jeffreya Selbst's ism.
"review" of the Wind Ensemble- Ann McCutchan
Symphonic Band concert, that October 11
contribution to his pile of criti-1
cal dung which has the entire1
Music School rocking with I reiterate the o p i n i o n
laughter.
Mr. Selbst is obviously not a Arts briefs:
musician, and hardly a writer
with any sense of morals. Any-
one who appears to attend con-I N e a r ly 10,000 tournamenta
certs in hopes of using them as bridge players-representing all
a vehicle for his wit is not 50 states, most Canadian prov-
worth his ink. I wonder serious- inces, and several foreign coun-
ly if anyone looked over his tries - descend upon Detroit's
manuscript when preparing last Cobo Hall today for the start of
Friday's issue of the Daily? If the annual Motor City Regional
so, perhaps it is true that Ann Bridge Tournament.
Arbor is hard up for entertain- The tournament is sponsored'
ment and The Daily is having by the Michigan Bridge Associa-
Selbst save the day by amusing tion under the auspices of the
us with his reeking comedy. Or, American C o n t r a c t Bridge
could it be that Ann Arbor is League. Only the three nation-
just hard up for good music ide tournaments held each year
critics? are of greater importance than
I can excuse Mr. Selbst a bit; the Motor City Regional.
for his tin-ear; no one hears . Participants will be competing
perfectly, not even would-be for master points, which are
music critics. The musicians he used to rank various levels of
stated in the article--the con-
cert was, for me, a waste of
time. The judgment of a per-
formance should not rest up-i
on the consideration of inex-
perience of the performers,
nor should it be based in a
kind of scholarly ivory tower
where it is inaccessible to the
audience. Opinions differ; the
elements desired in a per-
formance are different for
any two people. And it is the
prerogative of the reviewer to
relate what he or she hears.
-Jeffrey Selbst
tournament bridge accomplish-
ment. Black points, the most.
common type, will be awarded
to those who place in secondary
events. Red and gold points, the
rarest sort, will be awarded to
those who place in the major'
evehts.
Team competition . will take
place at 1:3 Oand 8 p.m. tnignt,
tomorrow, and Thursday. Spe-
12 A MIRROR FOR OBSERVERS
by Edgar Pangborn
The winner of the international
Fantasy Award is a shocker
about an age-old battle
«". between extra-
terrestrial forces
that threaten the
extinction of the
human race!
ELL a"-iN.Y. Times
I-
#13 BILL, THE
GALACTIC HERO
by Harry Harrison
A major work of
science fiction in which
a bumbling young man of
the future becomes the
toast of the Galaxy in a
dazzling satirical saga of
misadventure and exile.
#14 ULTIMATE WORLD #16 THE SPACE BORN
by Hugo Gernsback by E. C. Tubb
#15 CITY UNDER THE SEA #17 THE HUMANOIDS
by Kenneth Bulmer by Jack Williamson
Each $1.95 EquinoxtEditions/pubuished byAVON
HARPSICHORDIST Gustav Leonhardt thoughtfully considers the score before him during last
night's sellout concert, sponsored by the University Musical Society, in Rackham Auditorium.
cial masters and non-mascrs
pairs will compete Friday and
Saturday. In a dd it i on, side
games will be held Thur day
through Sunday concurrent with
the major games, if attendance
warrants..
-Mark Friedlander
personally stabbed with his
sarcasm know enough to see
right through his ignorance. But
please, sirs, what does he know
that gives him the authority to
cut the music he obviously has
no conception of? Where are his!
copies of the scores?
From Mr. Selbst's descrip-
tion of his physical condition
while seated at the concert, it's
There IS a"
. difference!!!
SPREPAAR FOR.
MCAT Over 35 years "
of experience
" and success a
a DAT Small classes
LSAT Vomioushome
stud ateras "
GRE"
ATfltS B Courses that are
OCAT
* ~~~ reviews of class I E Tpfilteor
' , CPAT lessons and for use
" DF of supplementary "
FLEX materials
" Make ups for
: ECFMG missed lessons
NAT'L MED BDOS
" 5
. writeor call-- .
" (33) 354-0085 "
S 21711W. Ten Mile Rd.
* Southfield, Mi. 48015 "
" "
EDUCATIONAL CENTER
s "
" TEST PREPARATION
" PECIALISTS SINCE 193$
www w---- Non--- swwr- ww--ww ws-w--awr-w-sw- mm-o
I
I -
1
I
I
I
.
i
I
r
,I
{I{
1
{ 1
{ 1
{ {
FTThe Red Baron thinks The Red I
Baron s such ra fantastic
shirt In its honor. A nd {
' getting one is very 1
easy. Just fill out the i
coupon and send us ,1
der for 3.All"w about j
{ ~4 to 6weeks or deliver.
And while you re waitig, try a Red 1
B Baron.aItcsndeincious.{
Just pur 1z. Seagram's Gin over
{ ice. Add 3 oz. orange juice, a dash of {
grenadine, stir and serve with a wedge
{ ~of lime.
Seagram's Gin Red Baron, Dept. 47
{ xo..seagrm'esdin Box 250, Hicksville, N.Y.11802 {
easy.-JstfilJuicutNamethe
cnDash of Grenadineo
Lime Wedge Address
City .State _Zip__---.
{ ~Circle Size: S M L XL {
]Down aearneytin
An wil ou' r vigwhtrea Roed. {
Bro.Iearcous.o ght.
Jus-----u------z-------------- Gin ve
Recipeetuneo8
E LLOW NOW-*
1. Fill a glass with nice, clean snow.
(White only please.)
2. Add Cuervo Gold Especial.
3.. See it turn yellow?
4. Put a straw in and drink.
5. If snow is unavailable, use crushed ice.
Or, forget the snow, and just put a straw
in the bottle. Or forget the straw and
just pour some Gold in a glass. Or just
have some water. Must we make
all these decisions for you?x
JOSE CUERVOA TEQUILA. 80 PROOF
IMPORTED AND BOTTLED BY (0 1975, HEUBLEIN, INC., HARTFORD, CONN.
STATE DISCOUNT
307 S. STATE ST.-PHONE 994-1262
HOURS: Monday thru Friday 9-9; Sat. 9-6; Sun. 12-5
STATE COUPON
10% OFF All
Processing and Developing
of KODAK Film
LIMIT 1 EXPIRES 10/21/75
STATE COUPON
CIGARETTES
2 Pack 59c
CARTONS
King Size .... $3.80
100's .. ,.. $3.90'
LIMIT 2 ALL TAXES INCLUDED
STATE COUPON STATE COUPON
AIMAKERI LOTION
TOOTHPASTE
6.5 oz. $1,68
Reg. $1.19 Reg. $2.19
Limit 1-Expires 10/21/75
Limit 1-Expires 10/21/75
STATE COUPON STATE COUPON
SOFT-N-DRI BARNES-HIND
ROLL-ON DEODORANT WETTING SOLUTION
1.5 oz. 8 c 2 oz. $
Reg. $1.19 8C Reg. $2.9 9
Limit 1-Expires 10/21/75 Limit 1 Expires 10/21/75
NEW RELEASES 9
SOME CUT-OUTS
ALL SINGLE ALBUMS
Every Day $399 Not a
Price OR LESS
STATE COUPON
CONTAC
COLD CAPSULES
STATE COUPON
EXCEDRIN
FOR PAIN RELIEF
10's
Reg. $1 .29
88c
100's
Reg. $1.39
99c
Limit 1 Expires 10/21/75
Limit 1-Expires 10/21/75
STATE COUPON
Robitussin DM
COUGH SYRUP
STATE COUPON
ONE-A-DAY
VITAMINS with Iron
100'ss $
Reg. $4.29 4
Limit 1-Expires 10/21/75
4 oz.
Reg. $1.65
$1.19
Limit 1-Expires 10/21/75
....
STATE COUPON
FLEX
CONDITION SET
STATE COUPON
DIAL
SOAP
17 ox.
Reg. $2.09
51.38
Both Size
Reg. 36c ed.
2/49
Limit 1--Expires 10/21/75
Limit 1-Expires 10/21/75
STATE COUPON STATE COUPON
MEN'S ORLON ORLON
SOCKS KNEE SOCKS
Reg. $1.25 88c Reg. $1.5088c
'm T 1Ul RJ 6 B'S W