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The concerti includes concertos for two, three, and four harpsichords, which create immeasurably rich yet crystalline sonic delights. This celebration of the new season, which includes a sonata by Zelenka and a quadro by Telemann, will take place at 3 and 8 p.m. Tickets range from $4-10 and are available from the Michigan Theater Box Office. St. Andrew's Church. (306 North Division). Call 662-3976 for further information. School of Music Come to the Horn Students Recital at 2 p.m. in the School of Music Recital Hall. After the horns, be sure not to miss the voice recital by Michael Hellman, an outstanding baritone, at 4 p.m. in the School of Music Recital Hall. Call 763-4726 for more information. All performances are free. Office of Major Events That one and only star of realistic pop Jimmy Buffet makes his Ann Arbor appearance tonight at Hill Auditorium at 8 p.m. Ballads, drinking songs, rousing rock tunes as well as lazy Sunday afternoon pieces constitute the music that has made this man famous. Tickets are $9.50-11.50. Call 763-2071. Theater Residential College Players Tonight ... Only hits the scene again tonight. See Friday's listing. Canterbury Loft The Bombs plays on tonight. See Friday's listing. Sports Women's Tennis The women's tennis team takes on Miami, Ohio at the varsity cour- ts this morning at 10. Call 763-2159. Free. I Women's Softball At 11a.m. our girls confront Nor- thwestern on the varsity softball field (next to the Ray Fisher Stadium). $1. Call 763-2159. Etc Audree Levy Audree's 5th Ann Arbor Spring Art Fair continues today from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. See Friday's listing. Rick's - VVT plays rousing rock and dance renditions from the Clash, Jam and even some Talking Heads. Roundhouse Saloon (Gandy Dancer) - David Mayer solos on piano. Second Chance - I-Tal plays Ann Arbor's favorite reggae tonight with SLK. U-Club - Michael Pool comes over from WCBN to spin dance hits for tonight's Dance Party. West Bank - Topaz shines with top-40 hits. Music School of Music There will be a composers forum tonight at 8 p.m. in the School of Music Recital Hall. If you are not interested in com- posers, then come to the per- cussion students recital at 8 p.m. instead. It's bound to be lively, so come on down! Rackham Assem- bly Hall. Call 763-4726 for further details. All performances are free. Bars & Clubs I Because we contract directly with the manufacturer to make this suit to our specification s, we can offer it to you at onlv $245.And at that price, we can still include many fine touches. Like six buttons on the vest and handset collar and shoulders in the jacket New fads for spring? Not on your life. The excitement of the familiar seen anew is quite enough, thank you. And it pas much _ greater dividends. '_ Briarwood Mall Ann Arbor see those boys defeat Wayne State at 3 p.m. in the Ray Fisher Stadium. $2 ($1 for students). Call 764-0247. Etc National Organization for Women The Ann Arbor Chapter of NOW will hold its monthly general meeting tonight at 7:30 at the Unitarian Church (1917 Washtenaw). The meeting will ex- plore Women's spirituality with guest speaker Carolyn Tingstad. Call 971-5734. Michigan Union Arts Program The Union is proud to present Hopwood Award-winning poet Tina Michelle for their Poetry Series today at 12:10. Michigan Union Pendleton Room. Call 763-5900. Free. THE BOAT SHOE BUILT FORAMERICA'S NUMBER ONE SPORt Streetside. Portside. Or this side of a quiet table at a friendly cafe. The classic good looks of Timberlands cut a confident course. They're built with only the finest full-grain leathers, rawhide laces, nylon stitching, brass eyelets, and Vibram" soles. 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Mountain Jack's - Rainbo daz- zles you with top-40 dance & rock. Rick's - '60s rock 'n roll like you've never heard before with the Slang. Roundhouse Saloon (Gandy Dancer) - Bart Polot lights up your night with piano classics. Second Chance - Scott Morgan, R & B quintet, offers more than just your average tunes to dance to. U-Club - Reggae Dance Party tonight will keep you swingin'. West Bank - Top-40 sextet Topaz plays dancin' hits. Music School of Music Leon Fleisher will conduct the University Symphony Orchestra tonight at 8 p.m. in Hill Auditorium. The orchestra will perform Beethoven's "Coriolanus Overture" and the "Concerto for Violin" by Brahms in which Ruggiero Ricciwill be soloist. If you would rather hear a single violin, there is also a violin recital performed by Cynthia Birdgenaw at 8 p.m. in Rackham Assembly Hall. If it's voice that you're after, Steve Mattar, an excellent baritone, will perform a voice recital at 8 p.m. in the School of Music Recital Hall. For more information, call 763- 4726. All performances are free. Sports Men's Baseball Take me out to the ballpark to The Earle - Larry Manderville plays piano classics tonight. The Habitat - Pegasus has the town rockin' with contemporary dance hits. Joe's Star Lounge - George Bedard and the Bonnevilles rock the place down with rockabilly greats. Mountain Jack's - More top-40 rock and dance hits with Rainbo tonight. Rick's - The Tony Brown Band brings rhythmic reggae your way. Roundhouse Saloon (Gandy Dancer) - Bart Polot solos sweetly on the piano. Second Chance - Oldies and top- 40 rock with everyone's favorites, the Teen Angels. U-Club - Laugh Track gives local comedians their big break on the stage and offers you an oppor- tunity to joke along. West Bank - Topaz plays top-40 hits. Music School of Music Carl St. Clair will conduct the University Philharmonia at 8 p.m. in Hill Auditorium. This is anex- cellent chance to let the peaceful, sounds of music relax your soul. John Johan van der Merwe will direct an operaworkshop tonight at 8 p.m. at Rackham. For those of you who have no idea of what an opera workshop is, now is the time to find out! If neither of those were to your liking, there is also a piano cham- ber musicrecitalsata8 p.m. at the School of Music Recital Hall. Call 763-4726 for more infor- mation. All performances are free. Theater Professional Theater Program Beggar on Horseback is the finale to the Players '82'8 season. It is the story of a composer of serious music who has to stoop to writing popular songs in order to survive. Will he choose the woman he loves or the one who offers him financial security? Find out at 8 p.m. at the Power Center. Tickets are $4.50-7.50. Call 764-0450. Sports Women's Softball Come watch the gals take on. Detroit at 3 p.m. at the vars tball field (next to Ray Stadium). $1. Call 763-2159. Etc University of Michigan The 52nd Annual Hop Awards will be held today p.m. in Rackham Lecture The Hopwood Award reco talented graduate and dergraduate students in : fiction, essay and drama. speakers will include Maxine Kingston, author of such wo Woman Warrior. Call 764 Bars & Clubs The Earle - Larry Mande performs delightful piano sol The Habitat - Pegasus you dancin' with contem: rock. Joe's Star Lounge - Urb are rippin' up the joint with ] danceable originals, oldies ar B. Mr. Flood's Party - The World String Band combine time, ragtime swing and blu a guaranteed good time. Mountain Jack's - Rainbo you rollin' rock and dance hit Rick's - Astralight s tonight with rock in a c porary style. Roundhouse Saloon (( Dancer) - Bart Polot sol piano. Second Chance - Teen A keep you boppin' with oldie top-40 rock. U-Club - Soundstage pr you the audience the opportu witness local jazz and folk. West Bank - Topaz whi top-40 rock. Music University School of Music Lou Smith will conduct th band tonight at 8 p.m. Come this talented group. Rackham Linda Milne, a mezzo sop will perform a voice recital t at 8 in the School of Music i Hall. Jennifer Hilbish will als form her voice recital tonig p.m. Jennnifer is also ar soprano so it may bet deciding between the Rackham Assembly Hall. Call 763-4726 for morei mation. All performances ar University Musical Society The Society is proud to p the Chicago Symphony Orc tonight at 8:30 in Hill Audit The Orchestra will per Mozart's "Magic Flute," ture; Bartok's Music for St Percussion and Celeste. Theater University Mime Troupe It's Mime, All Mime! is a c tion of ensemble mimes tha perform tonight at Scho Auditorium (School Ed.) at Tickets are available for $3 the Michigan Union Ticket C1 Call 763-6922. Professional Theater Progran Beggar on Horseback s again this evening at 8 p.m Wednesday's listing. Canterbury Loft Come see The Bombs,v shows again tonight at 8 Friday's listing. T44 t o?5ve, INC. Bars & Clubs The Blind Pig - Boogie Woogie Red boogies on piano and vocals. The Earle - Larry Manderville solos with sophisticated piano. Joe's Star Lounge - The Blue Front Persuaders will persuade even you to have a wild time tonight with their classic R & B. Mr. Flood's Party - Soloist Harmony plays folk guitar. Mountain Jack's - Rainbo comes from the land of Oz with top- 40 hot hits. ANN ARBOR, 336 S. State St., 685-7228 T HERE'S A COREBIN BEIHIND EVERY CORBI N. 10 Weekend/April8,1983