Sixth BMC Bach festival highlights cantatas in Brattleboro
Brattleboro Music Center presents its sixth Autumn Bach Festival featuring five guest artists. Two concerts run Oct 12 8 p.m. and Oct 13 3 p.m. at Marlboro College Persons Auditorium. Performances include Bach cantatas 4 56 34 131 and 140 with solo arias cello suite and harpsichord pieces. Tickets $7 $6 $5 with member and student discounts.
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Brattleboro
Brattleboro Music Center
Persons
Marlboro College
Charlene Peterson
BMC
Jon Humphrey
University of Massachusetts
Leslie Guinn
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Cynthia Munzer
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Henri Honegger
China
Hoosac hosts Frank Capra during week long visit
Film director Frank Capra will visit Hoosac School on Tuesday as part of a regional tour with showings of eight films in southern Vermont and Massachusetts. The 76 year old, retired Capra will discuss after showings and take questions. tickets are sold by local groups and the Capra Festival in North Bennington.
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N.Y
Frank Capra
Hoosac
Vermont
Massachusetts
Capra
Mr. Smith
Washington
Southern Vermont Art Center of Manchester
Clark Museum of Williamstown
Bennington College
North Bennington
Manchester
Williamstown
Chelsea House weekend lineup in West Brattleboro VT
Folk singer Andy Robinson headlines at the Chelsea House Cafe and Folklore Center Route 9 this weekend with original upbeat songs on six and 12 string guitar. Kevin Roth from Philadelphia joins Friday and Saturday with Appalachian dulcimer, while Fenning's All Star String Band from Albany shows Sunday for country dancing with instructor Andy Spence and band members Bill Spence Tom McCreesh and Toby Fink. Dancing starts 7:30 pm. shows at 8 and 10 pm. Wednesday open song swap and jam at 8 pm.
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Brattleboro
Chelsea House
Route 9
West Brattleboro
Vermont
Andy Robinson
Robinson
United States
Kevin Roth
Philadelphia
Roth
Fenning
All Star
Albany
N.Y
Folklore Center
Andy Spence
Bill Spence
Tom McCreesh
Toby Fink
Berkshire Symphony Announces 13th Season and Fund Drive
Berkshire Symphony under conductor Julius Hegyi unveils its 13th season with a 10 18 opener at Chapin Hall Williams College, featuring Stravinsky Schubert Shostakovich. Dec concert with Janet Rowe soloing in Lalo, plus Vaughan Williams and Rachmaninoff. Mar program includes Beethoven Hindemith Brahms. May features Susan St Amour in Walton and Haydn Mendelssohn.
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Williamstown
Mass
Berkshire Symphony
Julius Heggs
Chapin Hall
Williams College
Stravinsky
Schubert
Shostakovich
Janet Rowe
Lalo
Vaughan Williams
London Symphony
Rachmaninoff
Hindemith
Andrew Wolf
Susan St. Amour
Walton
Haydn
Mendelssohn
Hegyi
Adams Theatre opens with Ruling Class at Williams College
Adams Memorial Theatre will launch its 1974 75 season with Peter Barnes The Ruling Class directed by Steve Travis. Performances at 8 30 p m on Oct 17 18 20 25 26 with box office from noon to 5 p m Call 413 458 3023. The play follows Jack Gurney a disturbed new Earl whose mad faith in being God and later Jack the Ripper drives a satire of English aristocracy and social conformity.
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Williamstown
Mass
Adams Memorial Theatre
Williams College
Peter Barne
Steve Travis
Peter Barnes
Oscar Wilde
Noel Coward
Jack the Ripper
House of Lords
Jack
Charles
Claire
Dinsdale
Tucker
Grace Shelley
Bishop Lampton
Dick Jeter
Gurney Manor
Jeter
London
Kissinger called greatest psychologist of diplomacy by CBS News critic
CBS News diplomatic correspondent Marvin Kalb and his brother Bernard praise Henry A. Kissinger as a master of psychological diplomacy in their new biography Kissinger. Kalb shares anecdotes from shuttle diplomacy and argues Kissinger uses moral calculus to justify tough tactics for peace.
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UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Marvin Kalb
CBS New
Kalb
Bernard
Kissinger
Middle East
Moscow
Sadat
Egypt
Mideast
CBS News
Kissigner
United States
Russia
Chile
Chou En-Lai
China
Charles de Gaulle
France
Richard Nixon
Jose Limon Dance Company to be in residence at UMass
The world renowned Jose Limon Dance Company will be in residence at the University of Massachusetts October 17 to 19 with two evening performances on October 18 and 19 at Bowker Auditorium. Lectures and demonstrations for students are scheduled October 17 with two dance classes also offered that day. Tickets are $4 general and $2 for UMass students, available at Herter Hall Box Office.
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Amherst
Mass
Jose Limon
University of Massachusetts
Umass Arts Council
Bowker Auditorium
Belasco Theatre
New York City
Ruth Currier
Limon Group
State Department
Europe
Central
South America
Australia
Southeast Asia
Far East
Simon
University
Herter Hall
Umass
At the Movies Sevens West and Duddy Kravitz Featured
Harte Theatre shows Seven Wonders of the West a wildlife adventure rated G for family entertainment. Duddy Kravitz stars Richard Dreyfuss in a controversial tale hailed as a sleeper of the year at Cinema 1 with provocative scenes. Capra Festival runs Arsenic and Old Lace at Southern Vermont Art Center. Times and tickets via local theater lines.
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Harte
Harte Theatre
Main Street
Duddy Kravitz
Cinema 1
Duddy
Richard Dreyfuss
Hitler
Daddy
Southern Vermont Art Center
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