search articles:     from the issue of March 9, 2006         UNL's Haar to entertain at Free at 6 March 27 'One of today's most versatile young saxophonists will offer a free concert, 6 p.m. March 27 on the Lied Center for Performing Arts' main stage.     Haar Paul Haar, a local musician and UNL educator, will offer the performance as part of the Lied Center's "Free at 6" series. Haar has contributed his talent to numerous projects in both jazz and classical genres. As a soloist, he has commissioned and performed works by Jack Cooper, Jessie Krebs, Leslie Hogan, Ben Boone, and Randal Snyder. He has also been a featured artist with wind ensembles from UNL, University of Texas at Austin, University of Tennessee, and the University of South Carolina. In addition to his solo performances he has performed with such ensembles as the Tanglewood Music Center Fellowship Orchestra, Arapahoe Philharmonic, Austin Symphony, Asheville Symphony, and the Omaha Symphony. A native of Fremont, Haar received a Bachelors and Masters of music from the University of Kansas. He received a doctorate in saxophone performance with an emphasis in jazz studies from the University of Texas at Austin. Haar has taught at the University of Kansas, University of Texas at Austin, University of Tennessee, and is currently assistant professor of saxophone and jazz studies at UNL. Free at 6 was created to recognize and celebrate the rich range of artistic talent in the community and to open the doors of the Lied Center to a wider audience. Free at 6 programs, 45 minutes in length, gives local artists a venue to build support for their art while encouraging the participation of new audiences. GO TO: ISSUE OF MARCH 9 ARTS HEADLINES FOR MARCH 9 MFA exhibition opens March 20 American Life in Poetry AWARD WINNER Book jacket, journal designs on display Celtic musicians to treat Lied audience March 17 Classical guitarist to perform March 13 Family day at Sheldon March 26 'Human Aspect of Design' opens March 20 at Kruger 'La Petite Jérusalem,' 'The White Countess' open on March 17 Lecture to examine Underground Railroad quilting Lux center designs new exhibition format Student quilt art exhibit seeks entries UNL's Haar to entertain at Free at 6 March 27 732379S35623X