The Cincinnati Enquirer from Cincinnati, Ohio • Page 39

Thursday, February 23, 1989 THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER SocialD-3 6 4 sT0REDE 9 7 icJ snzs mm ') I Tribute to Corbett a success More than 200 people enjoyed a tribute to the late arts patron J. Ralph Corbett at Music Hall's Corbett Tower Sunday. Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra conductor Jesus Lopez-Cobos and his wife, Alicia, and CSO concertmaster Phillip Ruder were featured. Ruder played several violin selections, and the vivacious Alicia Lopez-Cobos, accompanied by CSO pianist Robert Muckenfuss, sang Patricia Corbett a guest Alicia Lopez-Cobos received standing ovation losca rrayer, and two other selections prompting a standing ovation and an encore. i i LIMITED TIME OFFER! YOUR CHOICE OF OR EXTRA LOW PRICE.

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