Brattleboro Music Center Presents Our Bach Concert 1975
Brattleboro Music Center hosts its fifth 1975-76 concert on Sunday April 4 at 7 30 p m at West Village Meeting House Brattleboro featuring Our Bach Concerts with Thomas Nyfenger flute Henry Schuman oboe Leonard Hindell bassoon Sidney Johnson tenor and Kenneth Cooper harpsichord The program includes Bach Handel Telemann and Scarlatti Tickets 4 under 23 2 at The Music House Marlboro Windham Marlboro Colleges and The Experiment Remaining tickets sold at the door from 6 30 p m
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Brattleboro
Brattleboro Music Center
West Village Meeting House
West Brattleboro
Our
New York
Marlboro College
Windham College
The
Experiment
The Genius of the Place Book Review
A concise social and cultural history of gardens through English landscape theory and practice. The book by Hunt and Willis assembles theories, garden descriptions, and poems, including Pope, to show how landscape shapes human experience and emotion across centuries.
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Jen Dixon Hunt
Peter Willis
Harper & Row
Andrew Marvell
Elysian Fields
Heaven
Alexander Pope
English Gardens and the Quest to Shape Nature
James Thomson portrays gardens as soulful sanctuaries where tumult fades yet buried tensions remain. Early Tudor plots were stiff fortifications, then gardens became stages for liberty, philosophy, and personal expression. Ambitious designs read like poems, with water, serpentine paths, and artful contrast shaping perception of nature and self.
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le Notre
Versailles
VSO seeks sound financial base and reorganization
A Vermont Symphony Orchestra special meeting in Middlebury March 31 approved bylaw amendments, new trustees and officers, a five member executive committee, and appointment of an executive director Joel Gratwick. The plan aims to build a financially stable organization with regional committees to arrange concerts and fund raise, and a 1976 77 season featuring 14 concerts plus chamber groups.
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Middlebury
Vermont Symphony Orchestra
Joel Gratwick
VSO
Orwell
The
Symphony
Board of
David Binch
Carol Hurlburt
Burlington
George Todd
Stanwood Perkins
Arthur Safford
Salisbury
Arlington VSO Concert Aims For Four Thousand Dollar Goal
A group of 52 seeks 4000 dollars to back the Vermont Symphony Orchestra at a home concert in Arlington on May 1. The event features Igor Stravinsky Suite No 2 for Small Orchestra with Julian Olevsky as violin soloist and supports a youth concert for Bennington County students. Tax deductible subscriptions offer patrons and sponsors, and proceeds may aid the orchestra amid financial strain. Governor Salmon is invited as honorary chairman.
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Vermont Symphony Orchestra
Arlington
SRO
Arlington Memorial High School
Bennington County
VSO
Efrain Guigui
Arlington Concert Committee
John B. deBrun
Igor Stravinsky
Carl Ruggles
Ravel
Saint-Saens
Dvorak
Lionel Nowak
Alan Carter
Julian Olevsky
Thomas P. Salmon
Vermont Symphony Orchestra Association
Vermont Council On the Arts, Inc
Frederick Grout
Deborah Ams
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New York Times
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James Thomson
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Thomas Whately
New York Times News Service
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J. Roland Cook
Malcolm Finlayson
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Loyal R. Nash
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Dorset
Arthur W. Gilbert
Dorothy L. Gilbert
Oliver Jennings
R. G. Richards
Brooks Robbins
Cornelius Smith
Manchester
Mason Barney
Shushan - Salem, N.Y
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John de Bruns
Abraham Madkour
George Fersh
Guigui
Arthur Gilbert
Tay
Gene Shalit
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