Dorian Wind Quintet Brattleboro Concert Details
Brattleboro Vermont The Dorian Wind Quintet described by Time Magazine as sparkling and eloquent will perform on Saturday March 5 at 8 p m at the West Village Meeting House as the fourth concert in the Brattleboro Music Center series The program includes Bach Mozart Villa Lobos Trythall and Nielsen tickets are 4 with half price for students and seniors and may be charged to BankAmericard or Mastercharge. The group also appears March 2 at Middlebury College Mead Chapel with admission 3 at the door or via concert tickets.
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Haydn
Richard Trythall
Kvintet
Carl Nielsen
Music House
Vermont
Marlboro College
Experiment
Mead Chapel
Middlebury College
Middlebury
Poetry contest for Vermont high school students announced
The 18th annual high school poetry contest co sponsored by the Poetry Society of Vermont and WCAX TV invites grades nine through 12 from all Vermont schools. Poems up to 32 lines, minimum 8, must be original and signed with a pen name. Entries due by April 1 to William Halvosa. cash awards total 150 dollars with first prize 50. Winning works may qualify for the Mari Tomasi Memorial Award of 5 dollars for a poem published in The Mountain Troubadour.
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Candide to Candida The Oldcastle Theatre opens Shaw comedy
The Oldcastle Theatre Company opens George Bernard Shaw's Candida at Mt Anthony Union High School Auditorium under Robert Sugarman. Shelli Du Bois stars as Candida with Eric Peterson as Morrel and Richard Howe as Eugene Marchbanks. Cast praised for strong acting and staging, audience turnout noted as small.
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Proserpine Garnett
Colette Chagnon
James Mavor Morell
Eric Peterson
Eugene Marchbanks
Richard Howe
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Nick Fersen
Alexander Mill
Marshall B. Williams
Deborah Emin
Judson Brown
Oldcastle Theatre Company
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Richard Cory
Bennington
Oldcastle Theatre
China Pop Discs Rally Behind Party Line and Old Songs
UPI reports China’s top pop records reflect political shifts after Mao's death and Hua Kuo-feng's rise. Revolutionary classics are revived while new songs praise the regime and Chou En-lai, with one chart-topping ditty about manure on a mountain commune.
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China
Mao Tsetung
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Museum to open March 1 with Sister Mary Veronica exhibit
The Bennington Museum marks its 1977 opening with The Living Art of Sister Mary Veronica in Parmelee Gallery. A public reception runs March 1 from 7 to 9. The exhibit surveys Ella Sallie McCullough's life from childhood to mature works, highlighting her ecclesiastical painting and stained glass era.
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NICH F 55 Spring Street Williamstown Mass
A single contact line lists NICH F at 55 Spring Street in Williamstown Massachusetts with the phone number 413 458 5612.
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Paradise Lost Carnival Band lecture in Hanover
Dartmouth Drama presents Peter Minshall in a free Center Theater lecture titled Paradise Lost The Carnival Band on March 4 at 4 30 p m Minshall renowned for Carnival designs in Trinidad will discuss his 1976 Carnival Band of the Year with color slides depicting Sin Death the Fallen Angel Spirit of Light Chaos and the Burning Lake The talk follows his Dartmouth work on Man Better Man and his current carnival inspiration from Milton. Also Green Mountain Arts Collaborative hosts its fourth rent party March 4 featuring Bob Masi and Friends at 198 North Street with the Faces exhibit open and closing Sunday. All-ages welcome with refreshments and a donation.
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