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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1963
Page
2
The Student Exchange Committee may seek funds to plan a fourth Barnard Exchange but critics urge delaying or dropping the project. They argue exchanges foster superficial discussion on race and call for broader, more inclusive programs or a Barnard conference with wider college participation.
Royce Rosenberg delivers a standout Josephine in HMS Pinafore as Barnard G S Society presents Gilbert and Sullivan. Cox and Box opener elicits laughs with Hayden Ward and Robert Selin in brisk, coordinated comedy. ensemble cast shines overall with lively singing and witty pantomime.
The University Orchestra under Howard Shaner performs at McMillin Theatre on April 27 with Jerome Kessler on cello and Gary Towlen on piano. Willard Roosevelt wrote a cello concerto for Kessler. other works include Zbinden piano concerto, Barraud choir piece, Schiske synthesis for 4x4, and Holmboe concerto.
The Barnard-Columbia Arts Festival presented Komachi and Marc Kaminsky's Marriage of Masks blending Noh style and Commedia dell Arte. Helen Pugatch as Komachi moved audiences with aging anguish while Robin Lithgow's direction kept traditional stage movement and emotional outbursts. Ken Haas and Mike Berksohn received smaller but solid turns as Leandro and Pantalone.
Lynn Gold's debut album showcases a clear high soprano and steady, trained voice. The reviewer praises song choices spanning English, American mountain, Western, Oriental, Irish, and French folk styles, but notes the presentation lacks originality and mirrors already popular female folk singers.
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