Weekend Arts Schedule Scarce but Lively Across Venues
The Week lists a dense slate of cultural events from Wednesday to Monday. Highlights include Advanced Hebrew Club at 12 noon in 411 Barnard, Marine Biology seminar on extracellular synthesis, organ recital at St. Pauls Chapel, and cinema at the American Museum of Natural History. Jazz, flamenco, and classical concerts fill Carnegie Hall, Town Hall, and Met Museum spaces, with television broadcasts on WNYC Channel 31 and 81. Notable performances feature Manitas de Plata, Vladimir Aghkenazy, Juan Serrano, Nathan Milstein, and Theodore Bikel, among others. Lectures, lunch discussions, and gallery talks complement the schedule, with admission details varying and some events free.
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Advanced Hebrew Club
Barnard
Robert DeSanto
Dept. of Biological Sciences
Mudd
Juan Serrano
Town Hall
Nathan Milstein
Violn
Grace Rainey
Rogers
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Theodore Bikel
Harold Leventhal
Carnegie Hall
Williamsburg
Junior Museum
M. Olgin
John Shirley-G Quirk
Cooper Union and Columbia Forum Series Events Worldwide
A dense listing of lectures forums and performances runs from Cooper Union to Earl Hall and Carnegie venues. Highlights include China and America with John G. Stoessing er at the Great Hall Cooper Union 8:30 p.m. and Rembrandt lecture at Grace Rainey Museum of Art 8:30 p.m. plus a Muhammad’s Temple of Islam benefit concert at Towtt Hall 8:30 p.m. Lectures on The New Left by Ted Kaptchuk and Bioden studies, with Tolstoy World Today at Cooper Union Forum. A TV program on German 20th century culture airs on WNYC Channel 31 at 10 80 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Union Forum
China and
America
John G. Stoessinger
United Nations
Cooper Union
Rembrandt
Margaretta Salinger
Grace Rainey Rogers
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Muhammad’s Temple of Islam
Towtt Hall
Chamber
Symphony of Philadelphia
Carnegie Hall
Barnard-Columbia Chorus
Barnard Hall
Tolstoy and
the World Today
Countess Alexandra Tolstoy
The
Tolstoy Foundation
Great Hall
Pm TV
Germany
John Stoessinger
Hunter College
Columba University
Survey of the Arts
Wnyc-Tv
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Keith Shango
St. Paul’s Chapel
Florida
West Virginia
American Museum of Natural History
David B. Frase
Bell Laboratories
Henry Krumb School of Mines
Manitas de Plata
Otto Luening
Columbia University Survey of the Arts
Dick Kraus
Thompson Gymnasium
Teachers College
Admiision
Vladimir Aghkenazy
Shirley Glubek
Amato Cpompany
Hahgel and
Gretel
Humperdinck
Ronaldo Gurigola
Ware
Mary Salvadori
School of Architecture
Columbia University
Vladimir Welsman
Soviet Union
Bruce Gillers
Earl Hall
College
the Pilgrims
Metropoitan Museum of Art
Philippines
Philippine Settator
Raul Manglapus
Reams Teachers College
Heheareal
Robert Goldsand
N Y. Recital Associates
Mgt
James Edward Rea
the New Left
Ted Kaptchuk
Columbia Students For A Democratic Society
Dodge Room
Bbc
P. Edgar Hare
Geophyscal Laboratory
Carnegie Institute
Washington
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