6The Daily Tar Heel Thursday, April 7, 1988
Go for Baroaue
Trio to perform
By DAVID HESTER
Staff Writer
Frans Brueggen, Anner Bylsma
and Gustav Leonhardt are three of
the best Baroque musicians in the
world, and they will bring their 18th
century instruments and their passion
for musical restoration to Chapel Hill
for a concert tonight.
The classical music world is cur
rently enjoying a renaissance of the
performance of Baroque music on
original instruments, and Brueggen,
Bylsma and Leonhardt are largely
responsible for this renewed popular
ity. They have played together as a
trio for more than 20 years, and they
pioneered the practice of playing
18th- and 19th-century music in the
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music from bygone eras on original instruments
styles that were prevalent when this
music was composed.
Each man has also worked indi
vidually to advance the cause of
Baroque music. The recorder . had
been relegated to the status of a
musical toy for centuries, for exam
ple, but Brueggen has commissioned
new works for the recorder and has
helped irvive the recorder's respec
tability. Bylsma began his career as
an acclaimed mainstream cellist, but
his relationship with Brueggen con
vinced him to devote his energies to
playing the Baroque cello.
Leonhardt plays harpsichord, an
instrument which was a cornerstone
of Baroque instrumentation, and he
has reintroduced an expessive and
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emotional style of harpsichord play
ing that had been unfashionable for
generations.
All three men are deeply commit
ted to the idea that Baroque music
should be played in the original style
on original instruments. It is not
surprising, therefore, that they disap
prove of the standard practice of
using modern instruments and
orchestral styles to play the works of
Mozart and his contemporaries.
MIf you are going to play 18th
century music," Brueggen said, "you
are at least obligated to do it in the
language of that time and not the
March
to come together to say we can move
forward to educate our children; to
talk to our peers; to inform students
about the SAFE escort service, the
Rape Crisis Center, the Women's
Forum and other groups that are
advocates for women; and to form
a coalition to lobby on campus for
safety," she said. "We really need the
community to come together."
Several campus and community
organizations have supported the
Women's Forum in organizing the
march, including Black Women
United, the Orange County Rape
Crisis Center, Student Affairs' Rape
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language of quite another time."
The members of the trio have
recently expanded their individual
repertoires to include music from
periods other than the Baroque.
Bylsma has taken to performing
works by Beethoven, for example,
and Brueggen has begun performing
medieval and modern pieces.
Regardless of the style of music
they perform, however, Brueggen,
Bylsma and Leonhardt remain true
to their belief that music can only be
performed correctly if it is performed
in the authentic style in which its
composer intended it to be played.
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Awareness Committee, Panhellenic
Council and the Inter-Fraternity
Council (IFC), Finney said.
"Rape is everybody's issue, not just
women's," she said of IFC's
participation.
Local guitarist and singer Tracy
Drach will perform at the rally, and
several students will give short
presentations.
After the march, Women's Forum
members will collect money to benefit
the Orange County Rape Crisis
Center, which has lost a large part
of its funding through federal budget
cuts.
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'freedom fighters' ironic is the fact
that they have no clear political
agenda and no significant popular
support within the country."
In June 1987, the Mozambican
government estimated that the MNR
had caused over 100,000 deaths and
had cost the Mozambican economy
$5 billion in damages since its
formation in 1976.
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civilians," Tjepkema said.
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