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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Friday, June 23, 1972

Page Two THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 23, 1972

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Greek composer
to perform Sun.

By DIANE LEVICK
Greek composer and pianist
Manos Hadjidakis, whose works
include the Academy Award
winning Never on Sunday, will
perform Sunday at 8 p.m. in
Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre.
Sponsored by the University's
Greek Student Association, he
will perform his own composi-
tions and traditional Greek
folk songs. In addition, he will
offer pieces by Mikis Theo-
dorakis, who composed music
for the movies Z and Zorba the
Greek.
Currently on tour of the Unit-
ed States, Hadjidakis will be
accompanied by a male singer,
Spyros Sakkas.
Born in Xanthi, Thrace,
Hadjidakis composed his first

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important work by the age of
19. He revolutionized Greek mu-
sic by linking traditional folk
music and older Byzantine mel-
odies with contemporary popu-
lar music.
He introduced the bouzouki-
a mandolin-type instrument -
into popular music.
Hadjidakis wrote for one of
his album's liner notes: "I tried
to fill music with all the youth-
ful sensitivity of a modern
Greek steeped in tradition.
His albums, which include
Lilacs out of the Dead Land,
have received favorable reviews
from American critics.
Tickets for the Hadjidakis con-
cert are $5 or $3 (for students)
and are on sale at the Interna-
tional Center today until 6 p.m.
Tickets may also be purchas-
ed at the Mendelssohn box of-
fice on Sunday, beginning at
4 p.
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Weekend whirlwind
If you have suggestions for future columns - travel ideas, block
uartiesomsic, fn and games-please sendthem to aseuneBersten,
ro The Daily, 420 Maynard St., by Wednesday each week. Happy weekend,
Movies
Campus-Le Boucher
Michigan-Frenzy
State-Nicholas and Alexandra
Fox Village-Cabaret
Fifth Forum-International Director's Festival, Max
Ophul's Lola Montes, Orson Welles' The Immortal
Story and Luis Bunuel's Simon of the Desert (Fri.
and Sat.)
Cinema II-Born Losers and Left-Handed Gun (Fri.)
Cinema Guild-Maltese Falcon (Fri. and Sat.)
Music
The Ark-Utah Phillips (Fri., Sat., Sun. 8:30, $1.50)
Golden Falcon-Arts Nova
Lums--RFD Boys
Bimbos-Gaslighters (Fri., Sat., Sun.)
Pretzel Bell-Buddies in the Saddle (Fri.), Silver Wings
(Sat.) and Chuck Johnson (Sun.)
Mr. Flood's Party-The Boogie Brothers (Fri. and Sat.)
The Del Rio-Jazz band every Sunday
Greek Student Association-Manos Hadjidakis & Spyros
Sakkas perform their own works and those of Mikis
Theodorakis Sunday, 8 $5, $3 (students), Lydia
Mendelssohn theatre.
Open Air Musk
Msic on the Diag-recorded and live classical music
12-12 Sat.
Rock concert-Riverside Park, Ypsi.
Today and Tomorrow, Labrinth, Peach Fuzz, Fab Musi-
cians, Geyda Marcus (Sat. afternoon)
Rock concert-next to Huron High-Icarus, Frut, Steve
and John ... the Boogie Brothers, Bad Luck and
Trouble (Sun. afternoon)
Carillon concert-Monday 7, Burton Tower
Other Events
LOCAL
Gay Pride Week picnic and dance on the Diag, Fri. 6 pm.
Farmers Market open Saturday 8-3
Community organic garden at North Campus open daily
Graduate Outing Club-outside Rackham Hall, Sunday,
1:30 p.m.
Rive Gauche party, Madelon Pound House, 9-12 Fri. &
Sat.
Canoe Rental-4325 Jackson Rd.
Strawberry picking-Contact local growers

Are you still
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Chances are, you're doing it right now.
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grass is green
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