Evening of dance at SVAC showcases NY group and ensemble
Manchester notes an SVAC Arkell Pavilion program featuring The Dance Ring and Vanaver-Drapkin Ensemble this Saturday at 8:30 p.m. as part of the Third Annual SVA Music Festival. The program includes premieres Carpet of Jewels and Awakening Sound with casts led by Rachel List and Diana Byer, among others. Tickets: $2, $3, $4.50 for reserved. call 362-1405. Endorsed by a National Endowment for the Arts matching grant.
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Manchester
New York
Dance Ring
Vanaver-Drapkin
Arkell Pavilion
Southern Vermont Art Center
Art Center
Edward Henkel
Pachelbel
Margaret Craske
Rachel List
Linda Casper
Stephanie Godine
Amy Wallin
SVA Music Festival
Diana Byer
Shannah Green
Monica Salem
Stephanie Godino
Elizabeth Streb
Molly McClure
Glenn Daniels
Anton Dolin
Drigo
Richard Costa
Livia Drapkin
Bill Vanaver
Toni Smith
Rebecca Kelly
SVA
National Endowment For the Arts Inc
Cello ensemble to perform in Pownal concert
The Pownal Chamber Concert Series resumes with a 3 p.m. Sunday recital at Pownal Center Community Church led by George and Michael Finckel. The program features celli and bass pieces, with Henry Brant debuting as cellist and contributions from Ish Bicknell and multiple cellists including Amy Snyder and Connie Wallace. Proceeds aid the church, with $2 adults, $1.25 students, and $1.50 family rates. lemonade and cookies follow on the lawn.
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Pownal
George
Michael Finckel
Pownal Center Community Church
George Finckel
Bennington College
Bennington
Henry Brant
Ish Bicknell
Benjamin Britten
Ovid
Amy Snyder
Jennifer Brown
Beverly Dyer
Peter Frank
Stephanie Zito
Gael Alcock
Connie Wallace
Gale Ward
Wendy Ship
U.S
Stradivarius
Estival
Franz Lorenz
Pietro Grossi
John Frazer
George Neikrug
Vermont Symphony Orchestra
U.S.A
New York City
Willie Finckel
Willie
Ftude
Scriabin
Debussy
Faure
Luigi Boccherini
Jennifer
Walton Blodgett retrospective at UVM Fleming Museum
The Robert Hull Fleming Museum at the University of Vermont hosts a Walton Blodgett retrospective from 1935 to 1963 featuring watercolors and sketchbooks. Supported by Vermont Council on the Arts and a National Endowment of the Arts grant, the show highlights quarries, Vermont landscapes, and New York cityscapes. Public reception July 8, 4 to 6 p.m. Free admission. On view through August 31 with a September Brattleboro Museum opening. Open hours listed.
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Burlington
Robert Hull Fleming
University of Vermont
Walton Blodgett
Vermont
Vermont Council On the Arts
Fleming Museum
National Endownment of the Arts
Grand Central Art School
New York City
George Luks
George Pierce Ennis
New York
Blodgett
Lower
Manhattan
Stowe
Alice (Blodgett) Hickmott
Brattleboro Museum
Summer Sonatina in Old Bennington Lawn Concert
Summer Sonatina presents its fourth concert in a six part series today at 5 on the lawn of the van der Linde house at 5 Catamount Lane Old Bennington. The program features pianists ages seven and up including David Sugarman Lisa Pezzulich Marshall Witten Melody Niles and John Gauthier with guests from Kentucky and Florida. Works span Stravinsky Mozkowski Chopin Beethoven Bach Mozart and MacDowell with an improv by Dan Stevenson. Bring lawn chairs or blankets due to large crowds.
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van der Linde
Catamout Lane
Old Bennington
David Sugarman
Lisa Pezzulich
Marshall Witten
Melody Niles
John Gauthier
Kentucky
Florida
Stravinsky
Mozkowski
Chopin
Beethoven
Bach
Mozart
MacDowell
Dan Stevenson
Garbo Quote Clarified: She Said I Want to Be Left Alone
Greta Garbo never uttered I want to be alone. The corrected recollection attributes the line to I want to be left alone. This attribution emphasizes Garbo's preference for solitude over a sensationalized declaration, reflecting public misunderstanding of her famed remark.
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Greta Garbo
Second Company toasts Hollywood at Williamstown Theatre Festival
Williamstown Massachusetts Second Company of the Williamstown Theatre Festival names Angel City by Sam Shepard as the fourth play in its six play season. The performances begin this Sunday and Monday at Pine Cobble School with shows at 6 and 9 p.m. The piece satirizes Hollywood through a gifted magician and a cast including studio executives aspiring starlets and jazz musicians.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williamstown Theatre Festival
Angel City
Sam Shepard
Pine Cobble School
Shepard
New York City
Lincoln Center
American Palace Theatre
New York
Hollywood
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Milwaukee
Hoosick Falls
Leer
Weee Hale
Richard Harris
Charlotte Rampling
Lauren Bacall
Darmenistar
Adrian James
Hoosick, N.Y
Patrick Hamiltons
Angel Street
Dorset Playhouse
Rte
Dorset
Columbia Emi
Cele
G.g Pyertics
Rere Peele Teen
Eve Oy
Chao
Aya Minnelli
Robert Am Ne
Dm Oly
Tera Ek Es
Ladd Brook Restaurant
Cello Ensemble
Sunday In
UVM
Shea
United Press International
Italiano
New Ce
Zenith
Stereos
Ola
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Clark Art Institute
George Rose
Carol Testel
Sherlock Holmes
Edgar Rice Burroughs
Sianing
Patrick Wayne
Sear
Doug McClure
Movielab
American International Picture
SU Ue
Sai LO
Main Street
North
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