Schoenberg Fete At Tanglewood Final Weekend Aug 23 25
The 1974 Tanglewood season closes with Seiji Ozawa conducting three weekend concerts featuring Schoenberg Gurrelieder with Boston Symphony and Berkshire Music Center Orchestras. Soloists include Napier Chookasian McCracken Jennings Arnold London and the Tanglewood Festival Chorus. Proceeds support Berkshire Music Center.
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Lenox
Mass
Seiji Ozawa
Arnold Schoenberg
Boston Symphony
Berkshire Music Center
John Oliver
Tanglewood Festival Chorus
Bruckner
Frank Martin
Schoenberg
Ozawa
Joseph Silverstein
Stravinsky
Marita Napier
South Africa
Germany
Essen
Hanover
Hamburg
Wagner
Verdi
Mozart
Richard Strauss
David Arnold
Chicago
New England Conservatory of Music
Mark Pearson
Arnold
Newton Symphony
New England
Shostakovitch
Concord Symphony
Haydn
Scruggs in review at Lenox
Earl Scruggs brings his Earl Scruggs Review to the Music Inn Lenox on Saturday August 24 as part of Mike Azaria's Twilight Concerts on the Lawn. He leads young musicians including his sons to bridge generations in bluegrass. Tickets are 4 dollars in advance or 4.50 at the box office. info at 413-637-2200.
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Lenox
Mass
Earl Scruggs
Music Inn
Mike Azaria
Scruggs
Flatt & Scruggs
List Glenn Joint Recital to Close SVAC Summer Series
Pianist Eugene List and violinist Carroll Glenn will perform Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in the Arkell Pavilion, Southern Vermont Art Center, closing the summer concert series. List, nicknamed the Pianist of the Presidents, has a long career highlighted by multiple White House appearances and a 40th anniversary season. Tickets are on sale at the Art Center box office with reserved seating from $2 to $4.50.
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Manchester
Eugene List
Carroll Glenn
Arkell Pavilion
Southern Vermont Art Center
Art Center
Moscow
Nixon
Brezhnev
List
Spaso House
Special Services
Potsdam
Truman
Churchill
Stalin
Kosygin
Podorny
Shostakovich
Rachmaninoff
Anton Rubenstein
Philadelphia Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski
U. S
Haydn
Mozart
Schubert
Liszt
Brahms
Chavez
Louis Moreau Gottschalk
Eastman School of Music
University of Rochester
N.Y
List-Glenn
Hey Naked Lady opens at Dorset Playhouse this week
Fred Carmichael debuts the new comedy Hey Naked Lady at Dorset Playhouse tonight, running through Sunday September 1 except Monday. The play follows youth and age in Greenwich Village as characters seek who they are with Carmichael and Patricia Carmichael co producing. Marian Baer joins the cast alongside Dion Drislane Jill Charles David Heveran Peter DeLorenzo and Carmichael himself. curtain is 8 30 p m with a post show coffee on the lawn for opening night guests. Reservations at 802 867 5777.
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Dorset
Fred Carmichael
Dorset Playhouse
Greenwich Village
Carmichael
Patricia
Caravan Theatre
Marian Baer
Story Theatre
Dion Drislane
Jill Charles
David Heveran
Peter DeLorenzo
Patricia Carmichael
Phoenix Theatre
The White Dawn shines amid a rare cinema year
A Cambridge era review lauds Martin Ransohoff's The White Dawn as a rare humane epic based on James Houston's Eskimo tale of three whalers rescued by Inuit. Warren Oates, Timothy Bottoms, and Lou Gossett deliver restrained performances along with the Inuit cast, crafting a luminous yet tragic chronicle of love, struggle, and moral peril.
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Martin Ransohoff
James Houston
Houston Ee
Northwest Territory
Warren Oates
Timothy Bottoms
Lou Gosset
Williamstown alumnus returns for Rich and Famous finale
Williamstown Mass. Charles Kimbrough, acclaimed for Bing Ringling in John Guare's Rich and Famous, returns to Williamstown Theatre Festival to recreate the role. He spent a decade with Hartford Stage and Milwaukee Repertory, playing Iago Vladimir Caliban and Aryan among others. Rich and Famous runs Aug. 27 to 31 with matinees on Aug. 29 and 31.
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Williamstown
Mass
Charles Kimbrough
Chicago
Bing Ringling
John Guare
Aryan
Iago
Vladimir
Caliban
Ron Liebman
Linda Lavin
Williamstown Theatre
David Storey
Bread Loaf Frost Day marks Frost centennial event
The third annual program A Day With Robert Frost in Frost Country occurs Saturday at the Frost Cabin and Bread Loaf Mountain Campus. Visitors tour the cabin from 10 a.m. to noon with Kathleen Morrison and Theodore Morrison guiding reminiscences. Seven plaques will be unveiled by Green Mountain NFS along the lane, followed by a picnic and Frost films in the Little Theatre. Local friends recall the poet during his centennial year.
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Middlebury
Robert Frost
Frost Country
Middlebury College
Bread Loaf Mountain
Frost
Route 125
Ripton
Kathleen Morrison
Morrison
Theodore Morrison
Harvard University
Bread Loaf School of English
Alfred Edwards
Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc
Green Mountain National Forest Service
Bread Loaf
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Detroit
Tis Institute
Philadelphia
Dhapter
Josef Gingold
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Hoosick Falls
Walt Disney Moonsnanny
James Garner Vera Miles weRobert Culp
Drs
Disneys
Fred Macmurray
Paul
George Roy Hill
Technicolor
Walter Matthau
Charlie Varrick
Leek Eee
Bradford House
Hawaii
Monument Plaza
Bennington, Vt
Glenn
SVAC
New York
Mexico
Maine
New York City
Twin Cinemas
Geoffrey Chapman
MGM
Michael Kidd
HARTE
Harte Theater
Main Street
Muffy
Betsy Slade
Abby
Pamela Sue Martin
John Hubbard
Cinemas
Northside
Hina Entertainment
Pousine
Rae
Ceamera Eyes — Signeat Man “Stupendous
Ras-Tv
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M Musicals
Ow York Times
METRO
Goldwyn
Fred Asunre
Bing Crosby
Gene Kely
Peter Lawford
Iza Minnelli
Donald Odonnor
Dibbie Reynolds
Mickey Rooney
Frank Sinatra
Ames Stewart Elabeth
Tamjor
Haley Dane Mae
Ser Macion
Metrocolo
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Rone Barrett
Metromedia TV
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Tiom the Whitt Vawn
Warren Timothy Loutes Bottoms
Gosett
Pacific
Weston
Rte
On-the-Green
Vermont
lIn 1955
Warner Bros
Warner Communications Company
SERRE
Nikos Psacha
Opoulos
Clark
Alexander Scourby
Walt Whitman
Private Lives
P.O
Elks Lodge
Washington Ave
Robert Draper
Vermont Elks Assoc
Person al Bain
Kathy
Gary Blodgett
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