Medieval Roots and Classic Guitar Highlights on New Records
Pro Musica under Noah Greenberg revives 13th 14th century music with period instruments on Medieval Roots. Also a Heifetz Mendelssohn Mozart revival with Sir Thomas Beecham’s orchestra. Rossini William Tell highlights on Seraphim. other releases include Biggs Bach at Thomas Church and Montserrat Caballe Bernabe Marti opera duets. George Barnes and Bucky Pizzarelli duet Guitars Pure and Honest with notable picks, plus Chet Atkins Pickin My Way and Tony Mottolo Sixteen Great Performances. Deanna Durbin nostalgic set recalled.
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New York
UPI
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Decca
Alfonso X (the Wise
Castille and Leon
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Villancios
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Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
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Seraphim
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Metropolitan
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Paris Opera
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Tell
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Columbia Stereo
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Bernabe Marti
Angel Stereo
William D. Laffler
George Barnes
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Bucky Pizzarelli
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Chet Atkins
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Cotton Town
Tony Mottolo
Tony Mattola
ABC Records
Memory Lane
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Deanna
Detroit Symphony Residency at Williams College in 1960s
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra will make a three day stay on Williams College campus in Williamstown Massachusetts featuring rehearsals a public concert a youth concert three concert workshops and a panel discussion. Sixten Ehrling will conduct the Nov 2 concert with Prokofiev Alexander Nevsky Brahms Symphony No 1 and Wagner MeisterSnger Prelude. A youth concert led by Pierre Hetu will occur Nov 3 with Liszt Debussy Rossini VillaLobos and Ginastera works. Tickets available via Williams College or Discoveries Williamstown.
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Williams College
United States
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Chapin Hall
Williams Choral Society
Kenneth Roberts
Mt. Holyoke
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Meistersinger
Department of Music
Discoveries
Spring Street
Pierre Hetu
Massachusetts Arts Council
Detroit Symphony
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Williams
Bronfman
America
Skin flick shocks St Albans officials after Montreal premiere
Lively World writer notes how St Albans officials celebrated a film locale choice only to face shock at a Montreal X rating premiere. A reader recalls an average man’s tense drive-in attempt to sample an X movie, repeatedly urged by his wife to leave as the bizarre experience unfolds.
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Milton R. Bass
St. Albans
Montreal
X Rated Film Talk Reflections On The Movie Industry
A writer vents about declining film production, chain ownership, and see through attitudes toward X rated fare. He notes nervous patrons and shifts to midnight showings while lamenting the loss of show business and local theater control. He also hints at possible move to St Albans and a run for mayor.
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St. Albans
Works of Felicia Marsh exhibit at Dorset Library
Four paintings from Felicia Meyer Marsh are showcased at the Dorset Library McIntyre Gallery for two months. The Vermont painter, widow of Reginald Marsh, has held numerous solo shows and her works are in the Whitney Museum and private collections. Curator William Gilbert selected the canvases, including a Dorset m ill pond landscape and a still life of roses, on view weekends 2:30 to 5:30.
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Felicia Meyer Marsh
McIntyre
Vermont
Marsh
Robert McIntyre
Macbeth
The
Whitney
John Koch
William Benton
Lincoln Isham
Best Sellers United Press International Fiction List
United Press International presents a top fiction list featuring The Exorcist by William P Blatty The Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsyth Wheels by Arthur Hailey The Other by Thomas Tryon The Drifters by James A Michener Message from Malaga by Helen MacInnes Theirs Was the Kingdom by R F Delderfield The Shadow of the Lynx by Victoria Halt The Passions of the Mind by Irving Stone The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath
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Thomas Tryon
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Malaga
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R.F. Delderfield
Victoria
Irving Stone
Sylvia Plath
Ruby Keeler named Miss Ziegfeld 1972 in charity honor
UPI report notes Ruby Keeler will be crowned Miss Ziegfeld 1972, honoring her as a 1929 Show Girl star and Broadway revival alumna. The charity ball occurs Nov. 5 at the Pierre Hotel, with Ziegfeld Club and Actors' Fund of America backing aid efforts.
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UPI
Ruby Keeler
al Jolson
Broadway
Nanette
46Th Street Theater
Pierre Hotel
Ziegfeld Club
Actors’ Fund of America
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