Pianist Lester Taylor Set for Park McCullough House Recital
Pianist Lester Taylor, born in Troy and trained by Hedwig Kanner Rosenthal Venerova, will give a solo recital at the Park-McCullough House Friday March 19 at 8 p.m. His program spans Bach Busoni Chaconne, Apassionata, Chopin, Liszt with Mendelssohn, Rachmaninoff, Scarlatti, Debussy. admission two dollars, students fifty cents, sponsored by Park McCullough House Association and Green Mountain Music Club.
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Well known soprano Miriam Piper to read poetry in North Bennington
Soprano Miriam Piper of Williamstown Massachusetts will present a poetry reading at the Park McCullough House in North Bennington on Tuesday March 23 at 730 p.m. Piper is author of Wan derings recently published by Carlton Press New York and is active in Northern Berkshire and Southern Vermont arts scenes as a charter member of the Williamstown Baroque Ensemble and a soloist with the First Congregational Church.
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TV Highlights And Special Features On Various Networks
TV listings show CBS presenting Tony Orlando and Dawn with Phyllis Diller and guests at 8 p m while NBC offers Little House on the Prairie and The Dumplings at 9 30 p m On ABC The Bionic Woman features Jaime in a beauty contest to reveal a spy ring PBS offers Decades of Decisions Life Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness and a music program Copland Conducts Copland with the Los Angeles Philharmonic at 75 year old conductor Also NBC airs The Big Dog Track In The Sky Plainfield Bets Its Future CBS News Special The Second Battle of Britain and Starsky and Hutch on ABC plus US Art Gift of Ourselves on PBS and a poetry program by Mrs Piper with readings and a book signing at event conclude.
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Book Review: The Russians by Hedrick Smith
Stephen Rosenfeld savages the Moscow portrait. Smith’s reporting on party elite life and daily Russians is first rate though the book drags from length. The reviewer questions strategic gaps and the limits of convergence, noting Khrushchev’s reforms vs Brezhnev’s era and future direction.
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Drew Chorale Sings Tonight at GMC Witney Hall
The Drew University Chorale performs tonight at Green Mountain College Witney Hall at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free. The program blends religious and secular works from the American Revolution to today, including Billings Be Glad Then America, Ives Psalm 67, Thompson The Last Words of David, Renaissance motets, a modern Four Part Chorus, Broadway selections from the Fantasticks Chorus Line and Candide, and a gospel group arrangement.
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Burlington Centennial Decades exhibit opens at UVM Fleming Museum
The Robert Hull Fleming Museum in Burlington unveils Burlington The Centennial Decades 1860-1900 with costumes decorative arts and photos illustrating late 19th century life. Highlights include glass china toys clothing and wedding dresses. The show runs from March 19 through the fall.
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Rare Frost first edition variant found at Middlebury College
Middlebury College Frost Collection uncovers a rare 1913 first edition variant of Robert Frost’s A Boy's Will, possibly one of only two in existence. Curator Robert Buckeye notes slight cover and page differences from the Boston University copy, suggesting hand assembled sheets. The find enhances Midddlebury’s Frostiana archive linked to Frost’s local ties and Bread Loaf connections.
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Stephen Rosenfeld Editorial Writer and Author
Stephen Rosenfeld, a Pittsfield Mass native, edits columns for the Washington Post and co authored Return From Red Square, a memoir detailing his Moscow reporting experiences as a news correspondent.
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