Estival Quartet Enters Ninth Summer Season In New England
The Estival Quartet begins its ninth season touring Northwestern New England with six summer concerts anchored by Bennington College and Dartmouth venues. Founding members Orren Pernel and Edwin Sherrard lead a roster featuring Ralph Hersh and new cellist Joan Brockway, continuing a summer chamber music tradition begun after 1947.
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New England
Bennington
Orren Pernel
Bennington College
Miss Pernel
Estival
Edwin Sherrard
Sherrard
Dartmouth Trio
Hanover
Dartmouth Graduate School of Engineering
Brattleboro Music Society
Glens Falls
Ralph Hersh
New York City
New York
Kolisch
WQXR
Stuyvesant
Phoenix Quartet
Hersh
Puerto Rico
Perpignan
Joan Broackway
North Bennington
Miss Brockway
Franz Lorenz
Radcliffe College
Holland
Bernard Greenhouse
Leonard Rose
Luigi da Silva
Donald Whitton
Toronto
George Finckel
Baker Library
Dartmouth College
Goddard College
Plainfield
Southern Vermont Art Center
Manchester
Haydn
Mozart
Mendelssohn
Institute For High School Music Teachers
Beethoven
Razumovsky
Shostakovich
Lake Paran
Jennings Hall
Estival Quartet
Joan Brockway
Matthias Tarnay
Vermont Receives Defense Act Funds for Guidance and Science
The National Defense Education Act aids Vermont with 117,469.02 for guidance counseling and testing to identify talents and advise college paths. Four-year totals exceed 390,098.77 for science math and languages with 251,528.00 granted this year to strengthen classrooms and labs.
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Defense Education Act
Vermont
Boston
J.F. Bresnahan
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Brenahan
Bresnahan
Senate approves $3.82 billion space program bill
The Senate endorsed a $3,820,515,250 authorization for the United States space program, restoring most proposed cuts from the House and adding funds for NASA programs and facilities. President Kennedy praised recent space achievements and projected future successes.
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House
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Kennedy
U.S
Haiti Bans Judo Over Victim Complaints
Port au Prince Haiti outlawed judo after numerous alarming complaints from victims of judo devotees. The government acts amid rising concerns about safety and public welfare in sports activities.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
Mozart Music Week At Tanglewood In Berkshire Festival
Charles Munch and the Boston Symphony Orchestra perform three Mozart programs in week three at Tanglewood Music Shed. July 22 memorial concert for Serge Koussevitzky features Mozart Requiem. Open rehearsal July 21 funds pension, plus soloists Joseph Silverstein Gino Cioffi Ralph Gomberg James Stagliano Sherman Walt Evelyne Crochet solos.
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Munch
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Mozart
Tanglewood
Doctor Munch
Serge Koussevitzky
Berkshire Music Center
Joseph Silverstein
Gino Cioffi
Ralph Gomberg
James Stagliano
Sherman Walt
Evelyne Crochet
Dr. Munch
Linz
Jupiter
Phyllis Curtin
Florence Koploff
Blake Stern
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