Mount Snow weekend folk fest features Isaac Tyson and Paxton
Mount Snow hosts a three day folk festival with Ian Tyson Tom Rush Tom Paxton headlining. over three dozen musicians perform in day and evening concerts workshops a New Talent Concert Fiddlers Convention and String Band Reunion. free parking camping and lodging available. tickets from Mount Snow New England Festival office or 464 3333.
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Mount Snow
Ian Tyson
Tom Rush
Tom Paxton
Peter Driscoll
Newport
Morgans
Arwen Mountain String Band
McKinney
Geoff Muldaur
Amos Garrett
Jean Ritchie
New England Fiddlers
Joe Val
New England Bluegrass Boys
Margaret
MacArthur
Happy
Artie Traum
Marshall Dodge
Bert and
New England
Shaftsbury artist Wally Van Keuren opens Park-McCullough show
Painter Wally Van Keuren of Shaftsbury announces a first one man exhibition at the Park-McCullough House opening Sunday at 5 p.m. The artist with 15 years of painting, limited formal training, and influence from Edward Hopper will display seven or eight realist works plus abstracts. He also sculpts, has collaborated with James Wolfe on steel sculpture, and has received support from Ken Noland Ken Moffet and Clement Greenberg. The show runs weekdays and Sundays noon to 4 p.m. with a public opening Sunday 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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Wally van Keuren
Shaftsbury
Park-McCullough House
van Keuren
Maine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Vermont
Pennsylvania
New York
Edward Hopper
Park
James Wolfe
Bennington
Ken Noland
Ken Moffet
Clement Greenberg
Linda Ronstadt captivates Saratoga in country rock performance
Linda Ronstadt headlined at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center delivering a flawless show. She wore an off the shoulder flower print dress with a large red flower in her hair and performed hits like Desperado and You're No Good along with Love is a Rose. Her powerful voice and stage presence drew warm applause from a responsive audience, with prior entertainment by the Bernie Leadon Michael Georgiades Band.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Linda Ronstadt
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Memory Lane
Desperado
The
Eagles
Southern California
Ms. Ronstadt
Neil Young
Ms. Randtadt
Rainbow’s End
Bernie Leadon
Michael Georgiades
Saratoga
James Taylor
Carving Myself by William Herrick reviewed as simple personal poetry
A critical look at William Herrick’s Carving Myself from Stonehour Press 1977 notes its handcarved print decor, warm tone, and plain language. The reviewer praises chapters like Birds and The Bee while faulting overlong sections and foreword pretensions, yet finds the book handsome and craftfully intimate overall.
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William Herrick
Stinehour Press
Lunenberg
Stonehour Press
Herrick
Robinson Jeffers
Beaverkill
California
Eye
Sarah Caldwell Debuts With The Philadelphia Orchestra at Saratoga
Sarah Caldwell conducts The Philadelphia Orchestra in an all Prokofieff program at Saratoga Festival on Wednesday evening. Soloists Magdalena Falewicz Carol Randalls John Reardon and Donald Gramm appear in War and Peace excerpts. Saratoga Potsdam Chorus led by Brock McElheran also performs.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Sarah Caldwell
Philadelphia Orchestra
Magdalena Falewicz
Carol Randalls
John Reardon
Donald Gramm
Saratoga Potsdam
Brock McElheran
Tanglewood Opera Department
Boston University
Winds of Philadelphia Orchestra at SPAC Tonight
The sixth Saratoga Festival Chamber Music concert features The Philadelphia Orchestra winds Anthony Gigliotti Murray Panitz and Mason Jones with Amelia R Gigliotti and Robert Irving on piano and conducting. Program includes works by Schumann Bloch Purcell Handel Mendelssohn Mozart Brahms Poulenc and Von Weber. Tickets are $5.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Philadelphia Orchestra
John Houseman
Anthony Gigliotti
Murray Panitz
Mason Jones
Amelia R. Gigliotti
Robert Irving
New York City Ballet Orchestra
Schumann
Bloch
Purcell
Handel
Mendelssohn
Mozart
Brahms
Poulenc
von Weber
Anthony M. Gigliotti
Curtis Institute
Temple University
Eastman
Manhattan Schools of Music
Temple
Curtis
Symphony of the Air
New York City Ballet
Little Orchestra Society of
New York
New Yorker
Anton Horner
Jones
Saratoga
Phildelphia Orchestra
Winchester
England
Irving
NYCB
Royal Ballet
U.S
King Tut exhibit ends Chicago run with crowds and broom ceremony
In Chicago the King Tut exhibit at the Field Museum drew about 1.35 million visitors over four months. Keith Feiler, Elmhurst high school teacher, became the last guest and swept with a replica ancient Egyptian broom during a funeral rite reenactment. The show travels next to New Orleans with plans for Los Angeles Seattle New York and possibly San Francisco.
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Chicago
UPI
Keith Feiler
Field Museum of Natural History
King Tut
Feiler
Elmhurst
Tut
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Seattle
New York
San Francisco
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Main Street
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Boston
Miss Caldwell
Boston Opera Group
Opera Company of Boston
Metropolitan Opera Company
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Anna Moffo
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Lublin
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State Music Conservatory
Warsaw
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Komische Oper
Berlin
Schenectady
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Omaha
St. Louis
Imisge
Producers Releasing Organization
Cinema
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Monte Carlo
Technicolor
Burt Reynolds
Jackie Gleason
Paramount Picture
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Texarkana
Arkansas
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