Music of six Vermont composers at Kennedy Center
Vermont's Bicentennial concerts in Washington on January 5 will present works by six composers chosen by a panel plus a piano piece by Carl Ruggles. Supported by the Vermont Council of the Arts and private donors, the event faced funding delays but will be broadcast locally and abroad via Voice of America.
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Vermont
Kennedy Center
Washington
D.C
Vermont Council of the Arts
Louis Calabro
Dorothy Dushkin
Bruce Hobson
Edwin Lawrence
William Mayer
Don Stewart
Carl Ruggles
National Federation of Music Clubs
Myrtle Mehan
Dorset
State Bicentennial Commission
Exxon
Jazz Revival Outshines Rock On 1975 Music Scene
United Press International notes 1975 saw rock pause while jazz renaissance. Led Zeppelin and Elton John dominate rock, but jazz highlights include Stanley Turrentine Pieces of Dreams and Norman Granz return with Pablo label. Major names such as Billy Cobham Herbie Mann and Quincy Jones feature across genres.
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William D. Laffler
United Press International
Billboard Magazine
Elton John
Cat Stevens
Led Zeppelin
Neil Sedaka
Sedaka
Tennile
Jimmy Walker
Jay Jay
Barry White
The
Ohio Flyers
Billboard
Stanley Turrentine
Billy Cobham
Herbie Mann
Quincy Jones
Stan Kenton
Marian McPartland
Haverford
Cannonball Adderley
Norman Granz
Jazz At the Philharmonic
Granz
Pablo
Wexler produces Renee Blakley in Welcome album
Jerry Wexler, a former Atlantic Records figure, signs Renee Blakley to his label for a new album Welcome. The project showcases Blakley's early musical training, film success, and her own compositions, including two tracks from Nashville. The album, produced by Wexler, remains Blakley’s cohesive, clearly centered work with a light but strong voice.
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Jerry Wexler
Atlantic Records
Wexler
Atlantic
Renee Blakley
Nashville
Blakley
Idaho
Northwest
Stanford
Europe
Julliard
Carnegie Hall
Robert Altman
Warner Bros
Tapedeck
Nixon and Prideaux review on power and fame in prose
Book reviews discuss Jonathan Schell The Time of Elusion and Tom Prideaux Love or Nothing, plus Leslie Waller The Swiss Account, John Gardner The Revenge of Moriarty and William M Green See How They Run. Schell critiques Nixon era power and its illusions while Prideaux traces Ellen Terry’s long stage life amid famous circles. other titles offer espionage, morality plays, and political intrigue across modern fiction and biography.
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United Press International
Jonathan Schell
Knopf
Schell
United States
Maxwell Taylor
Henry Kissinger
America
U.S
Vietnam
Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Viet Nam
Tom Prideaux
Scribners
Ellen Terry
Gordon Craig
Henry Irving
George Bernard Shaw
Winston Churchill
John Singer Sargent
Alfred Tennyson
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Prideaux
Glenne Currie
UPI
William M. Green
Bobbs- Merrill
Washington
Hill to perform Bach in Williams College recital
Victor Hill harpsichordist and Williams College mathematics associate professor performs Bach’s six French Suites in a two recital run at Griffin Hall Williams College on January 10 and 11 at 8 p.m. Hill on sabbatical, touring Europe later this spring. studied with Gustav Leonhardt in New York and Amsterdam. All Griffin Hall Concerts sponsored by Williams College and free to the public.
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Mass
Griffin Hall
Williams College
Victor Hill
Johann Sebastian Bach
Hill
Williams
Europe
New York
Amsterdam
Gustav Leonhardt
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