at 1: "La Traviata," with Heather Thom- son, Kathleen Murphy. Henry Price and Dominic Cossa; Victor DeRenzi ... (jJ Sun- day, April 23, at 7: "The Saint of Bleecker Street," with Catherine Malfitano, Sandra Walker, Diana Soviero, Enrico Di Giu- seppe, and Irwin Densen; Cal Stewart Kel- logg. . . . (jJ Tuesday, April 25, at 8: "La Bohème" with Glenys Fowles, Sherry Zan- noth, David Rendall, Samuel Ramey, and Thomas Jamerson; John Mauceri. . . . (jJ \Vednesday. April 26. at 8: "The Mar- riage of Figaro" (in English), \ lith Catherine Malfitano, Sandra Walker, Samuel Rarney, Vernon Hartman, and Richard McKee; J u- lius RudeL... (jJ Thursday, April 27. at 8: "The Merry Widow," with Sharon Daniels, Elizabeth Haley, Henry Price, and Howard Hensel; Lloyd Walser. . . . (jJ Friday. April 28, at 8: "La Traviata," v,rith Mariana Niculescu, David Rendall, and Dominic Cossa; Victor DeRenzi. . . . fJJ Saturday, April 29. at 2: "Le Coq d'Or" (in English), with Faye Robinson, William Wildermann, and Melvyn Novick; David Effron. . . . (jJ Saturday, April 29, at 8: "II Barbiere di Siviglia," vv'ith Norma French, David Hollov,ray. Richard McKee, and Henry Price; John Mauceri (New York State The- atre, Lincoln Center. TR 7-4727. Through Sunday, April 30.) ORCHESTRAS AND CHORUSES NEW YORK PHilHARMONic-At Avery Fisher Hall, James Levine conducting the final per- formances of the season- Thur day, April 20, at 8:30; Friday, April 21, at 2; Saturday, Apri] 22, at 8 :30; and Tuesday, April 25, at 7 :30 (all with Mr. Levine as piano soloist); and Thursday, April 27, and Saturday, April 29, at 8 :30, and Friday, April 28, at 2 (all with Kathleen Battle, soprano; Maria Ewing, mezzo-soprano; Philip Creech, tenor; John Cheek, bass; and Paul Jacobs and Mr Levine as piano soloists) . BOSTON SYMPHONy-Seiji Ozawa conducting the final concerts of the season here, with André Watts, piano. (Carnegie Hall Wednesday and Thursday, April 19-20, at 8.) TORONTO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA-Andrew Davis conducting. with Margaret Price, soprano. (Carnegie Hall. Saturday, April 22, at 8.) BAVARIAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA OF MUNICH- Rafael KubeHk conducting. (Avery Fisher Hall. Monday, April 24, at 8, a Bartók- Dvor:lk program; and Wednesday, April 26, at 8, a performance of Bruckner's Eighth Symphony.) MUSICA AETERNA ORCHESTRA AND CHORus-Fred- eric Waldman directing the last in a series of concerts, this one with Heather Harper soprano; Joy Blackett, mezzo-soprano; Ken- neth Riegel and John Aler, tenors; and Robert Briggs, bass. (Alice Tully Hall Wednesday, April 19, at 8.) NEW YORK PRO ARTE CHAMBER ORCHEsTRA-Raffael Adler conducting, with William \Vhitehead, organ (Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Fifth Ave. at 55th St. Sunday, April 23 at 2 :30. No tickets necessary.) MANHATTAN SCHOOL OF Music-Wednesday, April 26, at 8: George Manahan, Paul Price, and David Simon conducting the Manhattan Wind Symphony. with Michael Hochrun. marimba. . . . (jJ Tuesday, April 25. at 8: Daniel Paget directing the Manhattan Chorus. (Borden Auditorium, 120 Claremont Ave., at 122nd St. Free tickets can be had by \vriting and enclosing a self-addressed stamped envelope.) BROOKLYN PHllHARMONIA-Lukas Foss conducting the last in a "Meet the Moderns" series of concerts, this one \,,'ith Wilmer Wise, trum- pet, and Geanie Faulkner, soprano. Com- posers Lucia Dlugoscewski, Ned Rorem, and Gerhard Samuels win participate in a forun1 with Mr. Foss at the end of the evening. (Brooklyn Academy of Music, 30 Lafayette Ave 636-4100. Friday, April 28, at 8.) GROUP FOR CONTEMPORARY Music-Charles Wuor- inen conducting the Manhattan Orche,;tra in Schoenberg's "Five Pieces for Orchestra," with commentary by Milton Babbitt. The fi- nal concert of the season. 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