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After finishing his final bow he removed his performance coat backstage and loosed the small white bow tie he wore. "I_ don't know hOw to describe" the Prokofiev piece, he said. "It is so difficult to put into words the music." Nojima said Prokofiev .wrote the concerto when he - was very young and that "everything is in this con certo," including, "the special quality of Prokofiev you can find later in his development. "I feel like he wanted to say very many things, he wanted to put everything in the piece," Nojima said. "Sometimes it is very con fusing and it's very difficult to play. You must express many fantasies." He said he liked the piece ~ • •••••••••••••••••s • • Lunch Special • • • • Egg Salad Sandwich • a • and Soup ••• a $1.29 a • • THE TRAIN STATION I: IllommoNsionosirsemean * * because it _was written by a young and very honest com poser• Asked if there was a dif ference between the com poser's idea of a piece and his own expressibn of it, Nojima said, "Ideally it must be the same because I believe the piece has only, one spirit." He said when he plays a Piece, "Somehow, I feel the piece is living, truly a human being." Nojima said that the main problem when he was touring was finding time to practice. He said that . ideally he would like to be able to practice about six orlseven hours a day. Nojima said that he had spent six or even hours on the bus from New York City - the day of the ceneert. This made it hard to play, he said., He said that when one plays the same piece many times, it is "hard to keep the freshness of the mind about the piece." Asked which he preferred, playing with an orchestra or by himself, he said that he would choose thet i solo recital situation. "In the recital, you can ex press yOurself," he said. "It's totally your art. I think piano, the instrument, can stand by itself." :1 fil I A', TA :14 1 0; 17 DELIVERY SERVICE Campus & Boro Monday-thru Thursday 6 P.M. to 1 A.M. Friday & Saturday 6 P.M. to 2 A.M. Sunday - - 6 P.M. to Mid-night COUPON 1101 70` OFF et . fr... ON THE PURCHASE OF Sportsman Ptua with one or more toppinp ' • (' „ r„ REGRET OCCASIONAL DELAYS ' - - BUT THE TASTE IS WORTH WAITING FOR .. Dutch convicts fTe 3 THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) Four armed convicts freed three hostages from a Dutch prison chapel yesterday, but held 19 others to exchange for a jailed Palestinian guerrilla. They also demanded to talk with the am bassador or consul of an Arab country. Dutch authorities said the gunmen must release two more women and three children they are still holding before detailed negotiations can start. A Justice Ministry spokesman said: "There is no concrete evidence pointing to the early release of the hostages." Interior Minister Willem de Gay Fortman said that if the four demanded safe passage out of the country he could not envisage the government complying. He said the takeover' is being treated as a prison disturbance "and we are handling it as such." The convicts include a Palestinian who helped the jailed guerrilla hijack a plane last March, divert it to Amsterdam and set it ablaze. He and the others took control of the chapel Saturday evening during a Roman Catholic Mass. It was the second guerrilla siege in the Hague in six weeks. The convicts seized women and children in You'll never know how much •lb 41 you can untiFyou do it. 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