Bennington composers honored under national awards
Bennington College music faculty members Henry Brant Louis Calabro and Vivian Fine were named recipients of the 1976 77 American Association of Composers Authors and Publishers awards. The panel cited their current productivity prizes honors grants commissions performances and leadership in modern music. Distinguished authorities on the panel included Frank Battisti Richard Duffalo Donald Engle and Milton Katims.
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Bennington College
American Association of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Henry Brant
Louis Calabro
Vivian Fine
Frank Battisti
New England
Sage City Symphonys December concert and museum shows
Sage City Symphony hosts its second 76 77 concert on Sunday December 5 featuring Tchaikovsky Symphony No 6 The Pathetique and Three Sonnets for Baritone and Orchestra by Vivian Fine plus Coplands Variations on a Shaker Melody at 8 p m in Sage City Williamstown and galleries at Clark Art Institute close December 5 opening Jongkind prints.
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Sage City Symphony
Vivian Fine
Aaron Copland
Rocky Gardner
Williamstown
Mass
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Johann Barthold Jongkind
Institute
Paul Verlaine
Eugene Carriere
J.J. Tissot
Theodore Chasseriau
Tissot
England
Chasseriau
Adam Bartsch
Bartsch
Durer
Ludovico Carracci
Guido Reni
Guercino
Meryon
Renoir
Roussel
Clark Art Institute
Louis Calabro
George Finckel
Calabro
Christine Graham
Symphony
Otto Luening
Henry Brant
Joel Chadabe
James Redding
Robert Keyes Clark
James Yannatos
Thomas Benjamin
Marta Ptasynska
Jennifer Brown
Mt. Anthony
SCS
Jennifer
North Bennington
Bennington
Vermont Council On the Arts
Sonnets
Wayne Dalton
Verm on craft group annual meeting plans 1977 officers
Cornucopia Craft Professionals of Vermont met in Middlebury at the Snow Bowl and elected 1977 officers led by Peter Krusch. The group, serving about 200 craftspeople, announced a $5,000 Vermont Council on the Arts grant for an executive secretary and workshops. Planned education on craft health hazards and an April wholesale expo were outlined.
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Craft Professionals of
Vermont
Middlebury
Peter Krusch
Sabra Field
Stephany Hasse
Nancy Lindgren
Tricia Nolan
Susan Wishnatzki
Gaelic McTigue
Godfrey Cambridge Dies During Entebbe Film Shoot
Hollywood actor Godfrey Cambridge, 43, collapsed on a Burbank set while awaiting a cue to play Idi Amin in Victory at Entebbe. He died an hour later at St. Joseph's Medical Center after doctors treated him with oxygen and shocks. Cambridge, born in New York, starred in Watermelon Man and Purlie Victorious and battled weight issues earlier in his career.
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Hollywood
UPI
Godfrey Cambridge
Idi Amin
Entebbe
Cambridge
Burbank
Bob Gannette
Theodore Bikel
St. Joseph’s Medical Center
Conn
Amin
Abc-Tv
Uganda
Cotton
Harlem
New York City
Hofstra University
New York City College
Mr. Johnson
Purlie
Jean Genet
Frank Sinatra
New Zealand composer John Rimmer to lecture at Williams College
John Rimmer, Auckland born composer and music professor, will discuss New Music Down Under at Williams College on Friday December 3 at 4 p.m. in Currier Hall room A. The free public talk includes tapes and live samples, prompted by a visit exchange with Williams professor Kenneth Roberts.
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Williams College Department of Music
Chapin Hall
Williamstown
Koussevitsky Center
Berkshire Community College
West St
Pittsfield
Mass
Lenox
Great Barrington Plaza
University of Vermont
Burlington
UVM Baroque Ensemble
Dufay
Obrecht Praetorious
Music
Lane
Bailey’s Music Room
John Rimmer
University of Auckland
New Zealand
Currier Hall
Williams College
Department of Music At
Williams
Rimmer
Auckland
John Weinzweig
University of Toronto
Williams Music
Kenneth Roberts
Currier
Williamstown Savings Bank
Actress Judith Lowry dies at 82 in New York home
Hollywood mourns Judith Lowry known for playing Mother Baxter on Phyllis. She died of a heart attack at her New York residence during Thanksgiving week. Lowry had a long career from 1913, raised nine children, returned to acting at 62, and starred in films such as Valley of the Dolls and The Night They Raided Minsky's. She left 27 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
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Hollywood
UPI
Judith Lowry
Baxter
Phyllis
New York
MTM Enterprises
Ed Weinberger
Budd Lowry
Standard Oil
Indiana
Sweet Charity
Studio One
Mr. Peepers
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Minnesota Orchestral Association
Milton Katims
Seattle Symphony Orchestra
Clark Art
St. Kite
Julius Heggs
Douglas Moore
Moore
Valerie Sarantos
Julie Kosarin
Carol Beck
Tom Evans
Barbara LeBaron
Carroll Reid
Madeline Cantarella Culpo
The
Berkshire Ballet
J.S. Bach
South Church Cantata Choir
South Congregational
Andrew Clarke
Marlene Walt
Janet Tivy
Ronald Steed
Paul Nixon
Lab Theatre
Lab Theatre Group
University At Albany
Carol Clas
Joyce Farra
Scott Ference
Dorothy Gallagher
Paul Higgins
Randy-Barbara Kaplan
Carl Losacco
Christopher Paul
Steve Vance
James M. Symons
Symons
Anton Chekov
Max Frisch
Kenneth Koch
George Washington
Delaware
Michael Cusick
David Morong
Christopher Auer
Holly Young
Uncle Vanya
Performing Arts Center
Sunya Symphony
University At Albany Community Symphony Orchestra
Nathan Gottschalk
University Chorus
Stephen Osmond
Benjamin Britten
Felix Mendelsohn
T. Albinoni
Handel
Gottschalk and
Osmond
University At Albany Music Department
UVM
Grand Union
Walt Disneys
Seven Dwarfs
Buena Vista
Peter AN
Everest
Spring Street
Sun
Tom
Ingmar Bers
Wome
Liv Ullmann
the Ritz
Berkshire Hilton Inn
Walt Disney World
Orlando
Florida
Dufour Tours
Disney World
ALA
Gulf OF Mexico
Horida
Tampa
ST. Petersburg
Dufour
Dufon 2 Brother
Berkshire
Massachusetts
WDA
Sarasota
ST. Augustine
Atlantic Ocean
FT. Lauderdale
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