Copland and Dvorak Records Spotlight in Columbia Line
Copland directs and performs on two Columbia Modern Music Series records. One presents his 13 instrument Applachian Spring with a bonus 8 inch rehearsal disc. The other features Copland at the piano with Isaac Stern and Elaine Shaffer, spanning 1942 to 1971 works. Also reviewed is Stokowski’s New World recordings, from 1917 to the 1973 electrical reissue with the New Philharmonia Orchestra.
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Wilbur G. Landrey
New York
UPI
Aaron Copland
Columbia Modern Music
Copland
Library of Congress
Martha Graham
Isaac Stern
Elaine Shaffer
Stokowski
Dvorak
Bohemia
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
RCA
New Philharmonia Orchestra
Pillow names new planning group for Jacob's Pillow festival
LEE Mass announces a policy planning committee to finalize the 42nd Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival lineup. Donald Saddler, Stuart Hodes, and Charles L. Reinhart lead programming with Reinhart newly acting executive director. Final plans will be disclosed in coming weeks.
Revival of Ulysses in Nighttown recalls off Broadway cast
Broadway revival of Ulysses in Nighttown revisits the Joyce adaptation with Zero Mostel as Bloom and Swen Swenson directing. Original cast members Carroll O Conn or Beatrice Arthur John Astin Anna Meara are noted for their prior multi role performances. The revival highlights dreamlike lighting by Jules Fisher costumes by Pearl Sumner scenery by Ed Wittstein and a score by Peter Link.
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Jack
UPI
New York
Ulysses
Nighttown
James Joyce
Zero Mostel
Leopold Bloom
Joyce
Mostel
Carroll O’connor
Beatrice Arthur
Maude
John Astin
Anna Meara
Stiller- Meara
Swen Swenson
Swenson
Alexander H. Cohen
Marjorie Barkentin
Burgess Meredith
Jules Fisher
Pearl Sumner
Ed Wittstein
Sandy Hacker
Peter Link
Bloom
Stephen Dedalus
Dublin
Redlight District
Telemachus
Ghiglia to perform two Middlebury College concerts
Middlebury College hosts guitarist Oscar Ghiglia for two public concerts on Wednesday April 24 at 8 15 p m and Thursday April 25 at 4 15 p m Admission for the Wednesday show is 2 with the Thursday performance free At Burlington Royall Tyler Theatre Vermont presents Murder in the Cathedral April 24 25 and 27 29 at 8 p m For info call 656 2094 The Middlebury drama and English departments stage Our Town with The Balcony interlude April 24 27 Curtain is 8 p m Admission 2 for adults 150 for students
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Middlebury
Oscar Ghiglia
Middlebury College
Burlington
University of Vermont
Royall Tyler
T.S. Eliot
Middlebury College Drama and English
Thorton Wilder
Our Town
Jean Genet
Wright Theatre
Lectures At Park-McCullough House And Arts Talk Series
In North Bennington Fred Welling speaks on Buildings that were in North Bennington at 7 30 p m on April 24. An Evening with Robert Frost features Frances Ross Paul Falzone and Eric Peterson at 7 30 p m on April 26. In Williamstown three 19th century American Antiques lectures run at 11 a m on April 24 May 1 and May 8 at the Clark Art Institute with tickets via Mrs John Buoni. A contra dance occurs at Bennington College Carriage Barn April 20 at 8 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Fred Welling
Park-McCullough House
Robert Frost
Frances Ross
Paul Falzone
Eric Peterson
Park-Mullough House
Williamstown
Mass
Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts
Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute
John Buoni
R.D
North Adams
Bennington College
Blue-Collar Journal: A College President's Sabbatical
John R. Coleman, president of Haverford College, spends two months as a ditchdigger, a seafood restaurant worker, and a trash collector to learn how the other half lives. He records the experience in a diary and reflects on class, work, and identity, noting both limits and insights. The review notes limited scope but finds the book delightful and thought provoking.
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N.Y. Times
John R. Coleman
Haverford College
Federal Reserve Bank
Philadelphia
Coleman
Las Vegas
Atlanta
College Park
Jukebox Comeback Fades Yet Still Shapes U S Music Scene
Washington reports on Jukebox Saturday Night fading from the scene as Wurlitzer ends production amid rising TV and tape competition. About 500000 machines remain boosting diverse plays in bars and eateries, with prices from 1200 to 1900 dollars and two plays per quarter or 12 plays per dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurlitzer Company
Wurlitzer
Suburbia
Liv Ulmann on fame love life and ESP insights
Norwegian star Liv Ulmann discusses becoming an international actress after Bergman collaborations. She recalls near abduction in London, a belief in ESP, and a glamorous yet demanding shift from private life to celebrity status amid renewed work with Bergman and a noted romance rumor with Warren Beatty.
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New York
UPI
Pierre Hotel
Liv Ullmann
London
Liv
Bergman
Lina
Paris
Ingmar
Sweden
Warren Beatty
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Classical Records
Anton Dvorak
United States
National Conservatory of Music
America
Saddler
Broadway
Hollywood
Rome
Martha Graham Company
Kismit
Zeigfeld Follies
Anne
Sophie
Joffrey and
Harkness Ballet
Alvin Ailey Dance Company
Cologne Opera Ballet
Hodes
Rebekah Harkness Foundation
Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance
Charles L. Reinhart
Charles Reinhart Management, Inc
National Endowment For the Arts
Four O’connor
O’connor
Miss Arthur
Astin
Miss Meara
Oldcastle Productions
Lillah McCarthy
Mt. Anthony Junior High School
Oldcastle Players
N.F. Simpson
Elaine May
First Vermont Bank
Community Arts Association
Main Street
Book Review
Lippincott
Christopher
Boston
Washington
Harry James
National Geographic Society
Artie Shaw
Tommy Dorsey
Mills Brothers
Smithsonian Institution
Music Machines
John Gabel
By David Dugas
Greta Garbo
Ingrid Bergman
Miss Ullmann
Max von Sydow
Jan Troell
Ingmar Bergman
Gene Hackman
Andy
Christina
Igmar
YWCA
Oslo
Evans’ News Inc
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Burr & Burton Seminary
Manchester, Vermont
Ean
Elena
Miu
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union Empire
Oldcastle Y Productions, Inc
Mr. Anthony Jr. High
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