If your club has live music that you would like
listed, call At Ease at 845-3312.
Brazos Landing
Brazos Landing is at Northgate. Everyone is admitted.
Beer and wine are served. For more information call 846-
3497.
No live music scheduled for this weekend.
Cow Hop Expansion
Next to the restaurant at Northgate. Those 18 and older
admitted. Alcohol served to legal drinkers. Call846-1588
for more information.
Thursday — Too Far Gone. Bluegrass trio. No cover.
Friday — Sneaky Pete and the Neon Madmen. Classic
Rock. $2 cover.
Saturday — To be announced.
Eastgate Live
On Texas Avenue across from the east entrance of
campus. Those under 21 admitted. Legal drinkers can
purchase wine or beer. Call 764-2095 for more
information.
Thursday — The Killer Bees. Reggae. $4 cover.
Friday — 4 Hams on Rye. Rock ’n’ roll. $4 cover.
Saturday— Agent Orange. Rock ’n’ roll. $2 cover.
Monday—Dm Wilson. Solo acoustic. $2 cover.
Tuesday — To be announced.
Wednesday — Lippman Jam. Open stage. No cover.
Hall of Fame
In Bryan on FM2818 north of Villa Maria. Those 18 to
20 admitted on selected dates. Alcohol served to legal
drinkers. Call822-2222for more information.
Thursday — The Debonaires. $4 cover.
Friday — Country New Notes. $4 cover.
Saturday — Texas High Rider. $4 cover.
Kay’s Cabaret
At Post Oak Mall. Those 18 and older are admitted. Beer,
wine and liquor are served to legal drinkers. For more
information, call 696-9191.
Thursday — Greg Rivers. Guitar singalong. No cover.
Friday — Don Overby. Solo guitar. No cover.
Saturday — John Thomas II. Solo guitar. No cover.
Morgenstem’s
About one-half mile north of campus on College Main.
Those 18 to 20 are admitted on Wednesdays only. Beer,
wine and non-alcoholic beverages are served. For more
information call 846-1812.
Thursday — Christmas party and food drive.
Entertainment TBA. Admission one can of food.
Friday — Shake Russell. Rock. Cover.
Saturday —I-Tex. Reggae. Cover.
BVSO presents Mozart, Tchaikovsky
by Lee Schexnaider
with Brian Frederick
Small winds circulate
through the room. They
curl up inside the ear and
soothe the mind and the
soul. The sounds grow
and the air becomes thick
with complex melodies.
The notes build until they
seem to explode from the
instruments of the Brazos
Valley Symphony
Orchestra.
The orchestra will be
performing the music of
Tchaikovsky and Mozart
in Rudder Auditorium
Thursday at 8 p.m. The
program will include
Tchaikovsky’s fifth
symphony and Mozart’s
“Symphonia
Concertante” for flute,
oboe, bassoon and horn.
The symphony will also
perform “Overture Axur
Re D’Ormus” by Antonio
Salieri.
Tchaikovsky wrote his
Fifth Symphony in 1888
while resting at his
country estate. It was his
most ambitious
undertaking since his
Fourth Symphony,
written eleven years
earlier. He had many
doubts about the quality
of the work, but its
enthusiastic reception by
audiences and critics
overcame them, and it
remains a favorite of
audiences today.
Wendy Dackson,
executive director for the
symphony, says the 60-to
70-member orchestra
performs five times a year,
with all volunteer
membership.
Theodore Kim, a junior
aerospace engineer who
has played with the
orchestra for seven years,
says the orchestra keeps
improving.
“Its been getting better
every year,” he said.
“People are improving
and we’re getting better as
a group. ”
Senior civil engineering
major Melanie Sattler says
that during her one and a
half years with the
orchestra she has been
surprised at the quality of
the community orchestra.
She also said the
organization is good
because it allows students
to interact with people
outside the University.
“It’s a neat approach
for university students to
meet people in the
community, ” she said.
Sattler said she did not
participate in the
orchestra this semester
but she enjoyed her time
with it.
“I miss it a whole lot,”
she said.
Tickets for Thursday’s
performance will be on
sale at the door for Texas
A&M students for $5.
Graduating seniors and
their guests will receive a
30 percent discount. Prior
to the performance,
tickets will be on sale at
the MSC Box Office and
are $12 for adults, $10 for
students and senior
citizens and $8 for
children.
Movies
All movies and times are
provided by the theaters, and are
subject to change.
Cinema Three
Cinema Three is at 315 College
Ave. Call 693-2796 for more
information.
The Sicilian. Rated R. Show
times are 7:10 and 9:15.
Less Than Zero. Rated R.
Show times are 7:05 and 9:05.
The Running Man. Rated R.
Show times are 7 and 9:10.
Post Oak Three
Post Oak Three is at Post Oak
Mall. Call 693-2796 for more
information.
Suspect. Rated R. Show times
are 7 and 9:30.
Flowers in the Attic. Rated
PG-13. Show times are 7:10 and
9:10.
Dancers. Rated FG. Show
times are 7:05 and 9:05.
Schulman 6
Schulman 6 is at2002E. 29th.
For more information, call 775-
2463.
The Lost Boys. Rated R. Show
times are 7:10 and 9:50.
Teen Wolf Too Rated PG.
Show times are 7:25 and 9:45.
Like Father Like Son. Rated
PG-13. Show times are 7:20 and
9:55.
Stakeout. Rated R. Show times
are 7:20 and 9:40.
Princess Bride. Rated PG-13.
Show times are 7:25 and 9:50.
Can’t Buy Me Love. Rated PG.
Show times are 7:15 and 9:35.
Starts Friday.
The Big Easy. Rated R.
Showtimes are 7:15 and 9:35.
Ends today.
Plaza Three
Plaza Three is at226Southwest
Parkway. Call 693-2457for
more information.
Fatal Attraction. Rated R.
Show times are 7:15 and 9:50.
Hello Again. Rated PG.
Showtimes are 7:25 and 9:45.
Planes, Trains and
Automobiles. Rated R.
Showtimes are 7:20 and 9:40.
Manor East Three
Manor East Three is at Manor
East Mall. Call823-8300for
more information.
Baby Boom. Rated PG-13.
Show time is 9:40.
Cinderella. Rated G. Show
times is 7:15.
Three Men and a Baby. Show
times are 7:20 and 9:35.