Ragtime Revivals Highlight Joplin and Murphy Jazz
UPI reports a renewed interest in ragtime as World War I era tunes resurge. Scott Joplin’s Maple Leaf Rag remains iconic, with Turk Murphy Jazz Band performing Joplin pieces and James Scott works on The Many Faces of Ragtime. Peter Clute features noted piano solos in Murphy’s lineup alongside Turk on trombone. The piece notes varied tastes in pop tunes as Nashville String Band members nominate The World's Greatest Malodica.
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UPI
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Turk Murphy
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Carl Langford
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Floyd Cramer
Nashville String Band
David Vestal Things I Liked Seeing Exhibition Opens
STOCKBRIDGE Mass It should be clear that the pictures are records of things Vestal liked seeing not signs of deeper significance A collection of his works opens Monday at Clemens Kalisher s Image Gallery in Stockbridge running through November Vestal is a California born photographer with work in MoMA Art Institute of Chicago and others He has held a Guggenheim Fellowship and is a visiting artist at the Chicago Art Institute the gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday 11 to 4.
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Archibald MacLeish as a Man of Letters in War and Verse
An essay on Archibald MacLeish portrays him as a man of letters with broad scope across poetry plays and public life. It cites his works The End of the World Strange Thing To Be an American and Scratch and notes his roles as lawyer editor and professor. It also mentions NBC Elvis Presley satellite plans and an Applause Broadway tie in with Lauren Bacall.
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Fortune Magazine
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Elvis Presley
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Far East
CBS
Laurén Baral
New York
London
Godfathers of Sicily meet Hollywood amid Palermo debut
In Palermo, Sicilian godfathers and Hollywood figures linked as Marlon Brando drew envy and chatter at the Sicilian premiere of The Godfather. Local elites and attendees—many with families—paid steep prices for tickets as debates about the film’s portrayal of Sicilian life sparked mixed reviews and lively theater afterglow screenings.
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Marlon Brando
Sicily
Roberto Ciano
Glornale di Sicilia
Brande
Mt. Etna
Aldo Vignari
Ife
Best Sellers Listed Include Seagull and War Saga
A display of top selling fiction and nonfiction titles shows Jonathan Livingston Seagull by Richard Bach and The Winds of War by Herman Wouk among others. Also highlighted are My Name Is Asher Levy by Caaim Potak and Jerusalem by Larry Collins and Dominique Lapierre.
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Seagull
Richard Bach
Name IS
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Caaim Potak the Winds OF War
Herman Wouk
Captains and the Kings
Tayloe Caldwell
Dark Horse
Fletcher Kneba
Thomas Harris
Jerusalem
Larry Collins
Dominique Lapierre
Eleanor
Joseph P. Lash
Arts scene paints a bright October weekend agenda
The region hosts museum exhibits at Southern Vermont Art Center and Williams College, plus Clark Art Institute. Dorset soprano Cornelia Rendell performs, Bennington hosts a Young Pianist concert rehearsal and Vermont Symphony Orchestra concerts, and cinema features Kubrick’s 2001 and Easy Rider among others.
Troy Music Hall series expands for 1972 73 season
Rensselaer County Symphony Committee and Albany Symphony announce the 1972 73 Troy Music Hall subscription series expanding from two to three Friday night concerts at 8 40 p m Oct 27 Dec 8 and Apr 13 featuring Misha Dichter Findlay Cockrell Julius Heggi and Douglas Moore with conductor Julius Hegg. Tickets range 12 9 7 and 4 for students.
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Malcolm Frager
Philippe Entremont
Eugene Istomin
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Findlay Cockrell
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Douglas Moore
Mwir
United States
George Szell
Cleveland Orchestra
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Music from Marlboro closes Stratton Arts Festival
Marlboro Music Festival presents Brahms and Dvorak chamber works at Stratton Mountain Base Lodge on Sunday at 3 p.m. Performers include Galimber, Copes, Imai, Kashkagshian, Perenyi, and Salzman with admission four dollars, two for students. tickets by phone or at the door. Visual arts displays run through Oct. 15 with galleries open daily.
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