Mayfest presents 800 Years of Western Music at MAUHS
Mayfest at Mt Anthony Union High School Walker Morgan Memorial Auditorium showcased two evenings of historic and modern music. From Gallican chant to 16th century harpsichord pieces, choruses and ensembles performed sacred and secular works by Byrd Bach Handel and Mozart. Soloists Jane Glick Elizabeth Lehrmann Denise Zucher and others were highlighted alongside orchestral and brass ensembles. The program emphasized period style lighting projections and dynamic stage shifts while ending with Star Gazing, a multi movement kaleidoscope featuring strobe lights and tape effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Walker-Morgan Memorial
Jane Glick
Earl of Salisbury
Byrd
Elizabeth Lehrmann
D. Scarlatti
Denise Zucher
Miss Glick
Bach
Pergolesi
Randa Hilliard
Cathy Roberts
G. Gabrieli
Peter
Stein
Glass
Gervaise
Boyce
de Machaut
Des Prez
Gibbons
Victoria
J.S. Bach
Handel
Mozart
Quantz
Donna Dailey
Louise Frantz
Margaret Stone
Gloria Humphreys
Mauhs
Libbie Perry
Steve Hight
Cindy Locklin
Tom Calabro
Haydn
King Duncan
Verdi
Wagner
Holst
Chester
Schumann
der Wienerschnitzelsaarkrautband
Chopin
Roberta Sausville
Vocalise
Rachmaninoff
Miss Lehrmann
Brahms
Bartok
Webb
E. Overshoe
Sousa
Rene
Milhaud
L. Calabro
J.C. Pearce
Matteson completes UNH marine life course program
Gary N. Matteson of Bennington, a University of New Hampshire student, finished a special marine sciences project funded by the New Hampshire College and University Council. The program moved between nine institutions, featuring courses in chemical and physical oceanography, marine geology, and microbiology across multiple campuses and an oceanographic vessel at Cobscook Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary N. Matteson
Bennington
University of New Hampshire
Durham
N.H
New Hampshire College and University Council
Matteson
Franklin Pierce College
Keene State College
Mount St. Mary College
New England College
Notre Dame College
Plymouth State College
Rivier College
St. Anselm's College
Cobscook Bay
Maine
Suffolk University
UCS Seeks Summer Volunteers For Community Programs
United Counseling Service calls for volunteers in Bennington area to support Day Treatment Center tutoring, arts and crafts, physical education, and a summer play program. Supervisors provide orientation. volunteers gain learning experiences and may continue with UCS year round. Call UCS at 442 5429.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UCS
Bennington
United Counseling Service
Walter E. LaGrange
USC
LaGrange
Ursula M. Scott
Scott
Beech Street
Beech Court
Joseph Lo Piccolo
le Piccolo
Hans Huessy
University of Vermont Medical School
Paradise Restaurant
Huessy
Bennington Banner
Main St
The
Banner Publishing Corp
United Press International
New York Times News Service
Matthews, Shannon & Cullen Inc
Vermont
U.S
Bennington District Court fines and pleas heard
District Court Judge John P. Morrissey presided in Bennington with multiple defendants. Albert Rodrigue paid 150 dollars for driving with a suspended license on Route 7 last Aug. 20. Other pleas included breaches of peace, DUI, speeding, improper registration, and careless driving with fines from 25 to 150 dollars and one release on recognizance. A June 1 pre trial and appearance date were set for several defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Morrissey
Bennington District Court
Albert Rodrigue
Bennington
Gaston Genereux
Pawtucket
R.I
Rhode Island
Thomas Bush
Manchester Depot
Gerald O’brikis
Millinocket
Maine
Neil S. Moss
O’brikis
Charles Capriola
Gregory O’brikis
Jesse Brown
Raymond Greene
Main Street
Harold F. Bailey
Hudson Falls
N.Y
Pownal
Robert Erb
Woodford
Erb
Moss
Morrissey
Robert E. Moffitt Jr
Keene, N.H
Manchester
Francis Knapp
Theodore J. Bridges
Killington
Girard B. Edwards
West Hartford
Marvin H. Gregory
James A. C. Stillman
Gregory
Vermont Life Presents Sumner Farm Life In New Issue
Vermont Life unveils a 64 page summer edition featuring farm life work and visits. Highlights include World of Archie Place in Sherman Hollow with James Sage text, the Stuart Shepard strawberry farm, and the Peter Persons Lower Cabot exchange. Major color features cover the Long Trail and Round Barns with photography by multiple artists. Also profiles builders stone walls, a local town life piece, environmental note on the White River dam proposal, and Johnson State College campus plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont Life
Out
J. Fred Sullivan
Archie Place
Huntington Farmer
Sherman Hollow
Sonja Bullaty
Angelo Lomeo
James Sage
Hanson Carroll
Stuart Shepard
North Hartland
John Harris
International Farm Youth Exchange
Peter Persons
Lower Cabot
New Vermont Life
Stephen Whitney
Vermont
Neil Fischer
McNeil’s Cove
Charlotte
David Bredemeier
Pete Clifford
North Pomfret
Ellison Cooper
Edward P. Lincoln
Willard Sanders
Morrisville Water & Light Department
Recorder
Robert Hagerman
Robert MacLean
Justin Brande
White River
Gaysville
William Lipke
Johnson State College
May College Calendar Highlights Several Arts Events
The college calendar lists a week of free public events from May 25 to May 31. French films Jules and Jim stage at 4:30 p.m. and Wind Festival concerts run nightly at Carriage Barn. Lectures cover Keats ideology and sexism in law, with multiple venues including Tishman Hall Barn 1 and Armory. Titles include Civilisation worship of nature and a Mary Kelly talk at NYU Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules and
Jim
Tishman Hall
Theodore G. Mehlin
Williams College
Jules
Carriage Barn
Keats
Geoffrey Hartman
Kenneth Clark
Kosintsev
Bennington Armory
Mary Kelly
NYU Law School
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Mayfest
Gary Matteson
Bennington Briefs
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Dorothy Wirthman
Maxine Heald
Virginia Lonergan
Eleanor Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Jerome Campbell
Joseph Pearce
Isaac Witkin
Martha Wittman
Drysdale
Mastercharge Bank Americaid
Camp Y Woods
Council of Churches
Bennington Garage Corp
John Ursha
Danby
Route 7
William Ursha
Strafford
Vermont Life Magazine
College
Bennington Fire Department
Adams Clothes
Walker
Benn Pastry
Sawyer’s
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Nichols
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