Vermont Youth Concert Shines Amid Damp Mt Anthony Run
A near full audience at Mt Anthony Union High School enjoyed the Vermont Symphony Youth Concert coached by Ann Resch and Mary Geanielis. Peter Knott introduced Maestro Guigui and the VSO, with soloists Daniel Rowe and Daniel Stevenson praised for Haydn concertos. Despite poor acoustics and a lengthy finale, the crowd cheered as the William Tell Overture and playful encore drew smiles from families and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Gardner
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Vermont Symphony
North Bennington
Woodford
Pownal
Ann Resch
Mary Geanielis
Peter Knott
Santa Claus
Peter
Efrain Guigui
VSO
Symphony
Daniel Rowe
Mt. Anthony
Daniel
Daniel Stevenson
Simon
Museum shops come out of the closet
American and Canadian museum and library shops show two trends during holidays: a push for quality and a revival of ethnic design. Featured items include a $40 five piece place setting at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, a $1,830 Pembroke gaming table at Colonial Williamsburg, and a $125 library ladder designed by Thomas Jefferson in Alexandria.
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Jeanne Lesem Upi
United States
Canada
Philadelphia Museum of Art
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Philadelphia Museum
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
Nashville
Thomas Jefferson
Alexan
Dria
Shelley Hodupp
Assn
Hodupp
Fairy tale air of Marlboro Hamlet delights audience
John Carroll reviews The Marlboro Guild Theater’s Hamlet praising Geoffry Brown’s direction and the fairy tale ambiance created by old trunk costumes. Everett Fine as Claudius is highlighted for evil charisma, while Dean Harvey’s Hamlet is active and engaging, with Gertrude depicted as a well-meaning but powerless mother figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro Guild Theater
Geoffry Brown
Laertes
Brown
Everett Fine
Claudius
Fine
Dean Harvey
Hamlet
Polonius
Harvey
Wittenberg
Shakespeare
Gertrude
Marlboro
Hansel
Gretel
Fortinbras
Denmark
Paint on Paper show seeks area artists
The Green Mountain Arts Collaborative invites local artists to submit works for the Paint on Paper exhibit running November 12 to December 8. Works on paper or paperboard must be framed with glass and may use oil, acrylic, watercolor, grenache, tempera, pastel, or ink. Bring up to five pieces to the Collaborative at North and River streets. gallery hours November 7 through 10 from 2 to 6 p.m. Members pay $5, nonmembers $10. Call 442-9785 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain Arts Collaborative
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Vermont Symphony Orchestra
Mauhs
Diana Cowles
Dana Holby
Richard Larson
Judith Woodruff
John Carroll
Kyd
Bennington
Filic
Main St
Kodak Photo Greetings
KODAK
Navidad
Chanukar
Drysdale
South ST
Kathleen Quinlan
Deborah
Kathleen Carroll
New York Daily News
Bibi Andersson
Sylvia Sidney Martine Bartlett
Lorraine Gary
Signe Hasso
Susan Tyrrell
Diane Varsi
Technicolor
Ann Carter-Cox
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Williamstown
Aian
Makekay
Jane Fonda Is
Alan Ictures
Elton John
Cat Stevens
Mat. Sun
Cineala
Gregory
Rosasco
Berkshire Plaza
North Adams
Mass
Strone
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