Young Concert Artists fuels fresh classical talent in New York
Susan Wadsworth heads Young Concert Artists Inc a decade-old nonprofit that scouts talent across the U S screens about 200 musicians each spring and signs 18 to 28 year olds for management. The program promotes debuts and national and international appearances at Town Hall and beyond.
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New York
UPI
Charles Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Young Concert Artists, Inc
Mannes
Greenwich Village
Town Hall
Myra Breckinridge Not Among Worst Films of 1970
In a year with many new releases the critic rejects labeling Myra Breckinridge as among the ten worst. The piece argues most films sit in a forgettable middle ground and cites comparisons like Burn versus Cromwell and Cotton Comes to Harlem versus They Call Me Mister Tibbs to illustrate ranking nuance.
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New York
Myra Breckinridge
Cromwell
Homer
Adam
Cotton
Harlem
Mister Tibbs
George Seaton
Seaton
Arthur Hailey
Richard Rush
Ken Kolb
Elliott Gould
State U
Claude Sautet
Stanley Kramer
Erich Segal
Kramer
Segal
Richard Fleischer
Toshio Masuda
Kinji Fukasaku
Larry Forrester
Hideo Oguni
Vittorio de Sica
Atonion Guerra
Cesare Zavattini
Napoleon
Moscow
de Sica
Sophia Loren
Marcello Mastroianni
Soviet Union
Enoch Arden
Steppes
My Father
Gilbert Cates
Robert Anderson
WUSA
Stuart Rosenberg
Robert Stone
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
Anthony Perkins
New Orleans
Hollywood
Bel Canto Stars In Donizetti Opera Revival Prospects
New York UPI report reviews Elena Souliotis as a leading bel canto soprano in Donizetti Anna Bolena with Marilyn Horne Nicolai Ghiaurov and John Alexander. Silvio Varviso conducts Vienna State Opera forces. Also notes Beethoven era recordings including Oistrakh Rostropovich Richter with Karajan and Boulez and Barenboim sets. Ends with a critical list of 1970 films and rankings.
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Delos Smith
New York
UPI
Anna Bolena
Elena Souliotis
Anne Boleyn
Marilyn Horne
Joan Sutherland
Beverly Sills
Nicolai Ghiaurov
John Alexander
Silvio Varviso
Vienna State Opera Orchestra and Chorus
London
Beethoven
David Oistrakh
Mstislav Rostropovich
Sviatoslav Richter
Herbert von Karajan
Berlin Philharmonic
Angel
Jacqueline DuPre
Pinchas Zukerman
Gervase de Peyer
George Szell
Cleveland Orchestra
Columbia
The Knot Garden Opéra Debuts With Defiant Edge
London critics hailed Sir Michael Tippett's The Knot Garden at the Royal Opera House, a two hour and 15 minute work of strident orchestration and controversial staging. Chorus praised the daring, though melody was scarce, with performers including Robert Carey, Josephine Barstow, and Raimund Herinex earning applause. The production by Peter Hall used shimmering rope backdrops and striking visual effects to frame seven characters in a garden of power, manipulation, and taboo games.
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Sir Michael Tippett
Royal Opera House
Convent Garden
Tippett
House Tippett
Peter Hall
Royal Shakespeare Company
Robert Carey
New York
Josephine Barstow
Raimund Herinex
GE enters entertainment with Tomorrow Productions
Milton R. Bass critiques General Electric’s foray into entertainment via Tomorrow Productions. He questions the move amid Hollywood and TV doldrums, notes Tomorrow’s leader Thomas W. Moore, discusses projected budgets, and warns against repeating junk from GE’s past. He imagines a bolder Tomorrow era while doubting the company’s current track record.
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General Electric
Tomorrow Productions, Inc
Best Sellers Fiction Book List Shows Wide Range
A catalog of popular novels and notable writings lists titles by Ernest Hemingway, Erich Segal, Agatha Christie, Alistair MacLean, and others. It maps fiction classics along with non fiction works by Speer, Toffler, Reich, and Johnson, reflecting mid century literary interest.
Have the Liberal Arts Lost Their Place in Vermont Education
A Vermont review of The Liberal Arts in Vermont Higher Education editors Reginald L. Cook. Five educators from Vermont colleges and associated figures argue the liberal arts remain essential, enabling inquiry and freedom amid technocratic pressure. They critique post graduate specialization and impersonal teaching, urging education to prepare students for diverse human problems and responsible choice. Hunn Boutin Rollins Babcock Ragle and Hanks provide varied perspectives on freedom, art, history, and science in forming informed citizens.
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Liberal Arts
Vermont
Reginald L. Cook
Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences
Waitsfield
Hiram Hunn
Bernard C. Boutin
St. Michael’s College
Robert S. Babock
Vermont State Colleges
Alfred B. Rollins Jr
University of Vermont
Craig
Babcock
Ragle
Rollins
Land of the Free
Masons
Julia Ward Howe
Hunn
Boutin
Spain
Valley Forge
Wallace Stevens
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