Winter concert by pianist David Golub in Brattleboro series
Pianist David Golub performs works by Mozart Schumann Debussy and Chopin as the Brattleboro Music Center hosts its third winter chamber concert on Sunday January 12 at 3 PM in the West Village Meeting House West Brattleboro. Tickets 4 3 and 2 dollars available at the door from 2 PM or by calling 464-8444.
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Grant backs Vermont beauty panel at Bennington Library
A $180 matching grant from the Vermont Council on the Humanities and Public Issues funds a January 15 discussion at the Bennington Free Library titled how to save the beauty of Vermont. Librarian Meris Eggert and Victor R. Swenson announce the grant, part of a council program started with National Endowment for the Humanities support. The council, based on Main Street Hyde Park, has awarded $71,177 statewide this year under the theme Freedom and Unity Individual Rights and Collective Needs.
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Cosi Fan Tutte Opens Vermont Opera Theatre Season
Vermont Opera Theatre launches its second season with Mozart's Cosi Fan Tutte in English at Middlebury College Mead Chapel. The statewide tour includes Johnson College, Marlboro College, and Johnson State with artists from Vermont, Boston, New Haven, and New York City. Barbara Owens returns as artistic director. Therman Bailey debuts as Don Alfonso with Nan Hall, Sandra Sliker, Alice Cody, and others in key roles. Constance LaSalle directs music. Ralph Carter handles scenery and lighting.
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South Vietnam
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Berlin
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Italy
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Despina
Castleton State
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Dorabella
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Opera Company of Boston
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Rene de la Garza
John Moriarity
Boston Opera Ensemble
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Constance LaSalle
Smith College
Ralph Carter
Video-Verite format PBS to probe Gerald Ford's America
A PBS series uses video-verite by TVTV to examine Gerald Ford's era with four 30-minute taped episodes. The critic finds the style immediacy engaging but the content superficial, noting amateurish handling and superficial attacks of socialites and the White House press corps. The Bangor sale news is separate.
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Music in the Round at Williams Friday
Williams College presents the third Music in the Round chamber concert Friday January 10 at 8 30 p m in Thompson Memorial Chapel featuring Vaughan Williams sonata for violin and piano Rossini sonata in C major Hindemith trio Opus 34 and Mendelssohn Trio Op 66 with Charlotte Hegyi Julius Hegyi Susan St Amour Douglas Moore Stephen Dankner and others Admission 2 doors open 7 45 pm Information line (413) 597 2127
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Janet Rowe
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FCC axes Alabama Educational Television for racial bias
The FCC denied renewals for eight Alabama Educational Television Commission stations and a planned night station, citing racially discriminatory policies in programming and employment during 1967 to 1970. The decision allows interim operation and invites new applications on equal footing, with a April 1 filing deadline.
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TV Highlights
The Trial of Billy Jack tops Harte Theatre week
Harte Theatre features The Trial of Billy Jack on Main Street for its best week of 1974 with Delores Taylor and Tom Laughlin in PG adventure drama. Twin Cinemas still shows The Godfather Part II amid Oscar talk, while Nickelodeon opens Love and Anarchy in Williamstown. Manchester Cinema screens The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3 with Walther Matthau and Robert Shaw.
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Manchester
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