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American Indian Dance Theatre, a troupe
representing 15 different tribes. A Pow Wow at
the Power Center, 8:00. $20-$12.
Academy Awards Party. Watch the ceremonies in
Ann Arbor's film Mecca, the hallowed ground of the
Michigan Theater, 9:00. $7.50.
Michigan Youth in Concert. Performed by high
school kids from all over this great state. Hill Aud.,
7:30.
TUESDAY
Armstrong Flute-Percussion Duo, performing
works by Telemann, Elizabeth Vercoe, Ingolf Dahl,
and many others. Expect musical varieties ranging
from fife and drum to contemporary compositions.
School of Music Recital Hall, 8:00. Free.
WEDNESDAY
Stephen Rush concert, a piano recital by the Dance
department's dance director in honor of retiring
professor Leslie Bassett. School of Music,
Macintosh Theatre, 8:00. Free.
Don Giovanni. Mozart's masterpiece -well, one of
them - performed by the School of Music's Opera
Theatre and the USO. Mendelssohn Theatre, 8:00.
$1 2$9/$5.
The Wall. A rendition of Pink Floyd's classic album.
Power Center, 8:00. $5.
THURSDAY
Gifts of Art. The Unknown Music Student -
unknown because the choice has yet to be made,
which is all part of the fun - performs at the
University Hospital Lobby, 12:30. Free.
Don Giovanni. See Wednesday.
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Faculty Brass Quintet. Faculty perform works by
J.S. Bach, Jan Bach, Ewald, Renwick School of
Music, Recital Hall, 4:00. Free.
Syd Lieberman tells Jewish stories. Hillel, 2:00,
$8/$5.
M O N D A Y
Union Special Concert. The Academy of Early
Music demonstrates just how music used to sound
in the good old days of harpsichords, viols,
recorders and other non-electronic instruments.
Union, Pendleton Rm., 8:00. Free.
The Ark
(761-1451)
Friday: The Dave Holland Quartet, jazz. Saturday:
RFD Boys; bluegrass. Sunday: De Dannan,
traditional Irish music. Tuesday: Cheryl Wheeler,
singer-storyteller gives a free concert. Thursday:
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