Political Prisoners in America by Charles Goodell
Former New York senator Charles Goodell argues that the United States has a tradition of political trials. A lawyer by training, he presents a case for political prisoners within American history and law.
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Book reviews look back to Zenger era and beyond
Reviewing Dorothy Thompson A Legend in Her Time by Marion K Sanders and Love of Earth by Herbert B French the pieces praise Thompson as a paradoxical journalist with strong American roots and a feminist lean while noting French’s engaging take on dry land and humanity’s use of it in a compact literary survey.
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Red Brick Schoolhouse Remains a Bennington County Landmark
The Red Brick school on Route 7 in Center Shaftsbury built in 1841 with marble sills and a square bell tower stands as a testament to community pride. Once an a ar trent building, it was recently sold and is expected to become a private residence. The county records project documents such relics with state and regional support.
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Berkshire Civic Ballet to Premiere in Pittsfield Tonight
The Berkshire Civic Ballet presents premieres at 8:30 tonight and 4 Sunday at Koussevitsky Center Berkshire Community College Pittsfield Mass Deborah Wright soloist and guest artist Antony DeVecchi in Fragments with music by H Pousseur Also soloist in Concerto Piccolo with music by Vivaldi Choreography by Mary Margare t Giannone and Jon Rodriguez Tickets at England Brothers Pittsfield Grant support from Massachusetts Council on the Arts The company tours the Northeast and Canada with alumni in major companies.
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Jacob's Pillow
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Mary-Margaret Giannone
H. Pousseur
Jon Rodriguez
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Pinewoods Morris Men to Demonstrate English Country Dancing
The Pinewoods Morris Men stage their third annual tour with workshops and a dance party at the Cerriage Barn Bennington College today from 3 to 6 and again after 6 30. Sunday sessions run from 16 a m to 12 30 p m with free admission.
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Black Diamond Symphony and Free Admission Concerts
In Williamstown Mage a one man band with vocalists performs Black Diamond Symphony at Adams Memorial Theatre Willems College at 10 Sunday. Sage City presents Brahms Strauss and Shostakovich with soprano Stephanie Turash at North Bennington Elementary School at 9 Sunday. Bennington College hosts a continuing Festival of Black Music with Bill Dixon open rehearsals and performances tonight and Sunday at 8 30 in the Commons Theatre with free admission. Dorset Players present The Curious Savage tonight at the Dorset Playhouse with tickets at the door.
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Hopper and 19th Century Prints Exhibit Across Museums
Five Edward Hopper works from the Whitney Museum join Joan and other works, alongside Tate prints, in a Sterling and Clark Art Institute display. Gallery hours run 10 to 5 with Mondays closed. admission is free.
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Middlebury Gallery to open alumni collection exhibit
Middlebury College presents an exhibit of works loaned by alumni trustees and parents, titled Middlebury Collecta, running at the Johnson Building Gallery from today through June 7. The display includes 88 works from the 18th to 20th centuries, plus a separate outdoor sculpture by Jane Botsford Armstrong.
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Bennington Trumpet Recital by David A. Carner
David A. Carner of Bennington will present his senior concert Monday night May 21 at 8 45 in the Carriage Barn Bennington College. The program features original works and arrangements performed with multiple instruments for a 40 player ensemble honoring his late father.
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Elite Greenwich crafts sixth sense as singer songwriter
By William D. Laffler Greenwich native Ellie has produced five best sellers for Nell Diamond and written hits for Connie Francis Duaty Springfield Lesley Gore the Shangri L and The Shirelles She also penned songs for Manfred Mann Ike and Tina Turner the Beach Boys and the Americans and created TV ads and demos Now Ellie issues her Verve album Let It Be Written Let It Be Sung 12 tracks medleys included revealing early accordion lessons and versatile talent
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Marlboro Festival Opens 28th Season With Casals at Helm
The Marlboro Music Festival in Vermont opens its 28th season under Rudolf Serkin with Pablo Casals in residence for the 13th summer since 1980. Readings and concerts run Saturdays and Sundays through August 12 plus three Friday programs on July 20 and August 2 and 10. The festival attracts artists from the United States and abroad including Felix Galimir Isidore Cohen Aruno Giuranna Nobuko Imai Richard Stoltzman Luis Batlle Ruth Laredo Ned Rorem and Leon Kirchner. Ticket info via Marlboro Music Festival Philadelphia or Marlboro Vermont after June 15.
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Pina Carmirelli
Nobuko Imai
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Richard Stoltzman
Peter Serkin
New Chamber Ensemble
Nerine Barrett
Igor Ozli
Yuuko Shiokawa
Lugi Bianchi
Rainer Moog
Claus Kanngiesser
Laurena Lesser
Siegfried Palm
Luis Batlle
Mieczyslaw Horszowski
Ruth Laredo
James Buswell
Miriam Fried
Ani Kavatian
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Edith Pennemann
Leon Kirchner
Barbers Kolb
Haneh- Yung Shen
Ned Rorem
Miss Greenwich Praises Percussive Instruments
A brief critique notes Miss Greenwich's voice stands 13 above most women singers of her age with an excellent pace change. It mentions occasional off beat syllables but solid diction overall.
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