MUSIC

A staged version of Mozart's Magic Flute at Lowell House will be the highlight of the weekend. It's an ambitious project for a non-professional group, but the cast is generally excellent and well prepared. It's also a rare chance to hear a performance in one of Harvard's acoustically finest halls, the Lowell House Dining Hall.

The Boston Symphony Chamber Players will be here with the Brahms Horn Trio and other works, and also on Sunday, F. John Adams will lead an open sight-reading of Brahms' German Requiem.

FRIDAY

Magic Flute opens: Hugh Wolf and Gerald Moshell music directors; Lowell House Dining Hall; 8:30.

Devotional Music of Pakistan: Paine Hall; 7:30.

SATURDAY

Works of Schumann, Chopin, and Debussy; William Dawson, piano; Kirkland JCR; 8:30.

The First Annual Josquin des Prez memorial improvisational concert; Steven Drury playing a variety of keyboard and electronic instruments; Dunster Library; 5:30.

Magic Flute at Lowell House; 8:30.

SUNDAY

Works of Brahms, Berg, Berwald, and Hoist; the BSO Chamber Players; Sanders Theater; 4:00.

A sightreading of Brahms' Requiem; F. John Adams, conductor; Leverett JCR; 4:00.

Clarinet trios by Beethoven and Brahms; David Archibald, clarinet, Shannon Shapp, cello, and David Witten, Piano; Mather Dining Hall; 2:00.

Works of Mozart, Clementi, Schubert, Debussy, and Chopin; Ronald Currier, piano; Holmes Living Room; 8:30.

Two delightful piano trios by Mozart; David Garlock, piano, Nancy Zufall, violin, and Joseph Straus, cello; Dunster Library; 3:00.

Magic Flute at Lowell House; 8:30.