Public hearing on TV violence set for Feb 15 in Hartford
National PTA continues its regional hearings on TV violence and its effects on children with a day long session at the Hartford Civic Center on February 15. Participants will come from seven northeastern states as the project argues for higher quality diverse programming and notes a public poll showing 71 percent think TV programs are too violent.
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Hartford
Conn
PTA
Hartford Civic Center
Connecticut
Maine
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
Rhode Island
Vermont
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Kans
Atlanta
Chicago
Dallas
Portland
Ore
Carol Kimmel
Opinion Research Corporation of
Princeton
N.J
Irene Barry
East Hartford
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Kimmel
King Street
Ed Vadas at B R Show Brings Blues in Vermont
The Ed Vadas trio, touting the Wast Ed Vadas Band, performs for the first time in southwestern Vermont at the B and B restaurant Sunday from 9 to 1. The Amherst based group features Charlie Fogel on washtub bass and percussion and Russell Casavant on electric guitar. Their repertoire blends blues folk rock and jazz with strong comedy. They have drawn rave notices at Greenfield Community College Post Junior College and Asnuntuck Community College among others.
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Ed Vadas
New England
Vermont
Vadas
Amherst
Charlie Fogel
Russell
Kid Casserole
Casavant
Greenfield Community College
Greenfield
Mass
Post Junior College
Waterbury
Conn
Asnuntuck Community College
Enfield
Robert Frost The Later Years Book Review Profile
A NYC wire service critique of Lawrence Thompson and R H Winnick’s Robert Frost The Later Years 1938 63 portrays Frost as both a great poet and a egotistical man. It notes Thompson’s death before completion and Winnick’s role in final shaping while praising Frost’s public image and influence on American poetry.
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Robert Frost
Lawrence Thompson
R.H. Winnick
Holt, Rinehart and Winston
Anatole Broyard
N.Y
Robert
Frost
Thompson’s
Winnick
Thompson
Senate
Ezra Pound
New England
Kennedy
Russia
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
Bernard del Voto
Archibald MacLeish
Bernheimer
Kathleen Morrison
America
Louis Untermeyer
Grace Busch to perform flute recital in Pittsfield
Grace Henderson Busch principal flutist with the Municipal Orchestra of Sao Paulo Brazil and Pittsfield native will give a Sunday January 30 recital at 8 p m at South Congregational Church Route 7 Pittsfield accompanied by Betty Maby. The program features Brazilian composers and proceeds go to the Pittsfield Community Music School Scholarship Fund. The event is co sponsored by Friends of the Music School and South Church with free will offerings requested. Busch studied at Pittsfield High School Boston University Tanglewood and taught in Paris and Indiana. She has performed across Europe Brazil and the United States. Public invited with no admission fee.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Grace Henderson Busch
Municipal Orchestra
Sao Paulo
Brazil
South Congregational Church
Route 7
Ms. Busch
Pittsfield High School
Boston University
George Madsen
Berkshire Music Center
Tanglewood
Rene Rateau
Paris
France
James Pellerite
University of Indiana
Hartford
Gray Film Atelier Apprentices in Hoosick Falls 1977 Projects
Gray Film Atelier in Hoosick Falls boards a busy 1977 slate with apprentice shorts on Gunnar Schonbeck, the antique boom, teen contraceptives, a male entrant in a female pageant, and the studio itself. Professional works include Everyman editing, Seven Deadly Sins scenes in NYC, and a SUNY Albany short with the School of Social Welfare. National TV projects include a children’s justice script, P.I.N.S. follow up, and an Ibsen adaptation. Plans include Washington talks on CPB and networks in February.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Gray Film Ateler
Gunnar Schonbeck
The
Atelier
Paul
Gretchen Gray
Judy Reynolds
Everyman
Paul Gray
New York City
School of Social Welfare
State University of New York At Albany
P.I.N.S
United States
Grenoble
France
Henrik Ibsen
Troy Times
Recordings Mily Balakirev and company
Russian composer Balakirev admired by RimskyKorsakov Moussorgsky and Borodin but his own legacy remains limited. Beecham first to record his Symphony No 1 with Svetlanov later. Also notes the Ormandy Philadelphia collection covering Tchaikovsky Prokofiev Borodin RimskyKorsakov Scriabin Stravinsky and others. Prokofiev’s rebel stance noted with Stalin.
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William D. Laffler
United Press International
Mily Balakirev
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
Modeste Moussorgsky
Alexander Borodin
Balakirey
Balakirev
Tchaikovsky
Dmitri Shostakovich
Serge Prokofiev
Thomas Beecham
Svetlanov
Prokofiev
Borodin
Ippolitov-Ivanov
Rimsky- Korsakov
Scriabin
Stravinsky
Eugene Onegin
Imperial Auction Sells Roman Command for Two Months
In 193 A.D. military commanders auctioned the Roman Empire to the highest bidder, a private citizen who then reigned as Emperor Julianus I for two months, marking a rare episode of blunt factional power in ancient Rome.
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Roman Empire
Julianus I
Music School concert in Brattleboro features varied period works
A Brattleboro Music Center faculty concert at the West Village Meeting House on Sunday Jan. 30 at 4 p.m. will present 16th century madrigals by Orlando di Lasso, a Walter Piston sonatina, Mozart duets, and a Telemann quartet. Admission is free with donations for the scholarship fund.
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Brattleboro
Music School of the
Brattleboro Music Center
West Village
Orlando di Lasso
Music School
Gudrun Gay
Mary Lou Johnson
Kimi Hasegawa
Catherine Stockman
Steven John
William Toomey
Calvin Farwell
Hartley Pfeil
Walter Piston
Blanche Winogan
Ernestine Schor
Peggy James
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Grace Busch On Flute
Municipal Orchestra of
Gray Film Atelier
Gray Malone
Malone
the Atelier
Washington
Corporation of Public Broadcasting
Public Broadcasting Service
Mily Balakirev and Company
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Rimsky
Ippolitov- Ivanov
Peter and the Wolf
Mannfred Mann
Peter
Stephane Grapielli
Eno
Viv Stanshall
Boris Karloff
Josef Stalin
Southern
Spring Street
Williamstown
Stanley Kubrick
Anthony Burgess
Mozart
Georg Philipp Telemann
Donald Katz
Janet Mark
Blanche Winogorn
Vermont Symphony Orchestra
VSO
Marlboro College
Northfield-Mt. Hermon School
Blanche Winogren
White House
Mannes College of Music
New England Conservatory
Boston
Sydney Beck
Halifax
the Elks
Harry
Ryan O'Neal
Burt Reynolds
Tatum O'Neal
Stete Cte I
Peter Bogdanovich
Nickelodeon
Cinema
United Artists
Ste Tate
Walt Disney
Cinema 2
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