Pianist Daniel Epstein to perform at Marlboro College concert
Pianist Daniel Epstein will present a classical chamber music program at Marlboro College's Performing Arts Center at 7 30 p m on Thursday October 27 to benefit the college piano fund. Attendance is invited and donations will be collected during the performance.
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Marlboro
Daniel Epstein
Marlboro College
Performing Arts Center
Epstein
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Philadelphia
Byron
Newhouse
Ambassador for snakes brings reptiles to area schools
Northglenn, Colo. Rob Gentry, 20, a sophomore at the University of Northern Colorado, travels with live snakes to educate children. In a 45 minute Malley Elementary session, students start wary but end engaged as they learn how snakes move and why rattlers strike. Gentry has kept snakes for about 12 years, works on about 50 programs this year, and charges only for gas and lunch with letter comments requested.
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Northglenn
Colo
Gentry
Greeley
Marlboro Festival artists to perform at Clark Institute
Nine Marlboro Music Festival artists will perform at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown on Thursday Oct 27 at 8 30 pm. The program includes Beethoven Octet for Winds Op 103 Gounods Petite Symphony and Mozarts Serenade in E flat K 375. Tickets are 3 50 advance or 10 for three concerts with free admission for students.
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Clark Institute
Williamstown
Mass
Rudolf Serkin
Vermont
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Music From Marlboro Group
Marlboro
Beethoven
Gounod
Mozart
Institute
Allan Vogel
Theodore Baskin
David Singer
Stewart Newbold
Alexander Heller
Lynette Diers Cohen
Robert Routch
Michael Johns
Laurel Zucker
Harts’ Pharmacy
William
Vrbsky
Clark Art Institute
Long Island dancer revives Isadora Duncan style
Annabelle Gamson from Long Island deepens Isadora Duncan influence by reviving Duncan dances on stage in Newport amid a year of Duncan anniversary reflection. She recalls Duncan's art over life and prepares a campus tour as artist in residence with the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Long Island
Isadora Duncan
Newport, R.I
UPI
Vanessa Redgrave
Annabelle Gamson
Isadora
Michael Fokine
Gamson
Ms. Gamson
Duncan
Julia Levien
Irma
Anna
Europe
Rome
Paris
United States
Annabelle
National Endowment For the Arts
Newport
New England
Omar Khayyam
Russia
Bennington College to publish new Bennington Review
Bennington College announces a revived arts magazine named Bennington Review, to debut April 1978. It will publish three times yearly with essays, poetry, fiction, art, photographs, interviews, and reviews, aiming at a literate general audience. Robert Boyers will edit, with an advisory board from Bennington faculty and the arts community.
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Bennington College
Bennington Review
Bennington
Robert Boyers
Office of
Special Projects
Boyers
Skidmore College
Europe
Review
Bogers
Richard Schechner
Howard Nemerov
Ronald Paulson
Leslie Epstein
West Coast
Helen Frankenthaler
Norman Mailer
Office of the Review
Alex Brown
Three-year National Ethics Project Teams Engineers and Philosophers
The National Endowment for the Humanities funds up to 332000 dollars for a three year project administered by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy New York. Fifteen to eighteen engineers and an equal number of philosophers will form two person teams to explore collaboration in ethics for engineering. Recruitment is underway with selections due in early 1978 and institutes planned at Rensselaer in summer 1978.
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Washington
National Project On
Philosophy and
National Endowment For the Humanities
Robert
J. Kingston
Humanities Endowment
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N.Y
Rensselaer
Robert J. Baum
Center For the Study
Glass Menagerie opens at Cohoes Music Hall
COHOES NY Peter Webster stars as the Gentleman Caller in Tennessee Williams The Glass Menagerie at Cohoes Music Hall Oct 29 through Nov 20 8 p m Wed through Sun matinees Sat Sun 3 p m Call 518 237 7700 for details Group discounts and season subscriptions offered The production is part of a 1978 79academic year program with future projects and ethics discussions directed by Dr Robert J Baum of RPI with humanities endowment support
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Cohoes
N.Y
Peter Webster
Tennessee
William
Glass Menagerie
Cohoes Music Hall
Capital District
Webster
Theatre-by-the-Sea
Portsmouth
N.H
Theatre-at- Monmouth
Monmouth
Maine
Colorado Shakespeare Festival
Boulder
Robert
Charlie Pops
Stella Adler
Doerie Egellson
Marcel Marceau
New planetarium shows at Schenectady Museum
Three new planetarium programs debut at Schenectady Museum with weekend showings through November. The Loneliness Factor at 2 30 Saturdays and Sundays explores life beyond earth using Hansen Planetarium research. What's Up at 3 30 covers current sky objects. A Young People’s Show for under seven airs at 1 30 Sundays. Saturday hours: noon to 5 pm weekends.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Schenectady Museum
Hansen Planetarium
Salt Lake City
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