Great Tradition talks on Socrates Plato Aristotle at Park McCullough
Ancient Greek thinkers shape Western culture through Socrates Plato and Aristotle discussed in three Society for Public Learning evenings at Park McCullough House. Ben Kimpel, retired Drew University professor, leads talks October 18 25 and November 1 with free admission and post talk discussion.
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Park- McCullough House
Athens
Socrates
Plato
Aristotle
Ben Kimpel
Drew University
Pilato
Line and Color exhibit at Stockbridge Image Gallery
A three artist show at Image Gallery Stockbridge runs through November twenty with works by Vitu Nisler Pam Posey and Celia Reisman. The artists blend linear definition with color values in dynamic landscapes architectural lines and musical strokes.
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Stockbridge
Mass
Vitu Niiler
Pam Posey
Celia Reisman
Image Gallery
Vitu Nisler
Viiu Niiler
Tartu
Ragtime and blues artists at Chelsea House Folklore Center
Ragtime, blues, and folk come to the Chelsea House Folklore Center in West Brattleboro on October 22 and 23. Roy Bookbinder and Ruth Anna perform Friday and Saturday nights, 8 and 10 pm. Bookbinder studied with legendary bluesmen Rev. Gary Davis and Pink Anderson, now deceased.
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Chelsea House
Brattleboro
Bookbinder
Rev
Gary Davis
Pink Anderson
Fid
Condie to conduct chorale in Albany
University of Albany hosts a joint chorale concert with College of St. Rose on Oct 22 at 8 p.m. in the Main Theatre. Richard Condie guest conducts Bach Cantata No 4 and Britten Te Deum with Stephen Osmond and Robert Sheehan directing. Tickets 2 dollars, students and children 1, box office at 1400 Washington Ave.
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Albany
N.Y
University of Albany
College of St. Rose
Performing Arts Center
Richard Condie
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Stephen Osmond
The
University Chorus
Robert Sheehan
St. Rose Choir
Condie
Benjamin Britten
Tabernacle Choir
Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir
National
Utah
New England Conservatory
Fontainbleu
France
Cathedral of Immaculate Conception
Washington Avenue
Best sellers and concert notes for Chelsea weekend
UPI published fiction and nonfiction titles top lists while Roy Bookbinder performs solo with Travelin Man on Adelphi. Bookbinder workshop Saturday at 2 p.m. admission $1.50 general, free for Chelsea House members. Ruth Anna of Boston Street Singers Coop accompanies on recorder autoharp and guitar. Admission for weekend concerts is $2.50.
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Ruth Anna
Boston Street Singers Coop
Roy Bookbinder
Chelsea House
For Colored Girls Opens on Broadway With Impactful Cast
NEW YORK UP I reports the fall Broadway opener For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Death by My Action When the Rainbow is Enuf at Booth Theatre. Seven colored-clad women sing dance and speak Ntozake Shange’s poems in a powerful, intimate tribute to black women. Trazana Beverley is singled out for her superb performance.
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New York
UPI
Booth Theatre
New York Shakespeare Festival
Danc
Ntokaze Shange
America
Ntozake Shange
Trazana Beverley
Broadway
Public Theater
Rampal plays Bach B minor suite in a strong flute recital
Rampal presents Bach Suite No 2 in B minor on RCA with the Concerto in E Minor and Sinfonia on the opposite side. The bio notes praise Rampal as a top interpreter of Bach and highlight the French form, rondeau, sarabande, bourrées, polonaise, and the finale minuet and badinerie. Also mentions Paillard conducting Paillard Chamber Orchestra and collaborations with Veyron-Lacroix. The article reviews other synth albums and notes the Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts announces two new adult dance classes led by Cheryl Neiderman at Williams Town Boys Club, starting next Tuesday for eight weeks.
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William D. Laffler
United Press International
Jean-Pierre Rampal
Rampal
Budapest
Winfried Radeke
Jean-Francois Paillard
Paillard
Robert Veyron-Lacroix
Veyron-Lacroix
Debussy
Baba Yaga
Mussorgsky
Jon Santo
MCA Records
Santo
North Adams
Mass
Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts
Cheryl Neiderman
Walliamstown
NBCA
Remembrances of Hugo Black and the class of ’65
Hugo Black Jr presents a remembrance of his father Justice Hugo Black outlining his legacy on the Supreme Court. The portrait emphasizes Black as a steadfast Southerner who nonetheless sided with pivotal rulings in a transformative era.
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Hugo Black
Hugo Black Jr
Random House
U.S. Supreme Court
Son recalls his father’s pivotal desegregation era choices
In intimate terms a son recounts growing up under his father, a notable leader, as he describes the momentous desegregation years. He reflects on personal feelings and coming to terms with his identity as the son of a respected figure and the impact of those decisions.
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Black
Iberian Tour offered by Schenectady Museum
The Schenectady Museum will lead a spring tour to Spain Portugal and Morocco from April 28 to May 13 for museum members. Dr and Mrs N Rey Whetten will escort, with stops including Lisbon Madrid Toledo Cordoba Seville Granada Malaga Marbella and Tangier. An information meeting Oct 28 at 7:30 pm will cover reservations and travel details.
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N.Y
Schenectady Museum
N. Rey Whetten
Spain
Portugal
Morocco
Kan ‘Peninsula
New York
Lisbon
Madrid
Toledo
Cordoba
Seville
Granada
Malaga
Marbella
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Starzeetane & Boy
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Touch Not the
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Travelin’ Man
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