Albany Symphony opens 42nd season October seventh
Albany New York October seventh marks the Albany Symphony Orchestra’s 42nd season under Julius Hegyi. The program features Barber Symphony No. 1, Beethoven Fourth, and Shostakovich Fifth. Eight concerts are scheduled on Saturdays at 8:30 p.m. with a diverse lineup including Tchaikovsky Pathetique and Ginastera Variaciones Concertantes. Subscriptions and further dates listed for October through April, with soloists Dallas Hegyi and Misha Dichter among featured performers.
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Findlay
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Douglas * Moore
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Four Seasons
Janet Rowe
Hindermith
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Britten
William Brown
Battok
Stephen Manes
Charlote Bey
Sibelius
Misha Dichter
Branma Fiano
Dephris
Chloe Luke
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From Schoenberg to Handel on an inverted taste scale
New York columnist notes a Schwann Catalogue reader poll on musical hates, calling it instructive yet largely meaningless. The piece argues polls mislead social scientists and cites a quirky, inconclusive result amid a clutter of local calendar items and a flood-relief donation note.
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Handel
New York
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Controversial Schwann Poll Reveals Modern Music Antipathy
Arlington piece notes how a Schwann poll of 2,164 respondents shows strong dislike for modern composers, with Schoenberg and Wagner top the list. It questions why German names dominate the hate list and highlights a broader aversion to post Tristan era music, while listing many familiar names as comparatively popular. The article muses about implications for concert programming and fundraising events in the community.
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Bruckner
Bartok
Stravinsky
Ives
List
Berg
Hindemith
Webern
Liszt
Beethoven
Handel
Mahler
Fehalkerey
Bach Lee Vivaldi
Haydn
Joh
Pownall Library and Community Groups Meeting Schedule
The Solomon Wright Library opens at 7 30 p m on Monday and Tuesday. The Mayflower Pack and Senior Youth Fellowship of the Neth Pownal Congregational Church meet Tuesday at 6 p m and 7 30 p m respectively. The Pownal Lions Club board meets Tuesday at 1 p m at Charles Kokoras home. The East Pownal Fire Auxiliary meets tonight at 7 30 p m at the firehouse.
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Solomon Wright
Mayflower Pack
Neth Pownal Congregational Church
Ap Dos
Pownal Lions Club
Charles Kokoras
East
UVM and ETV offer three credit film seminar project
Burlington Vermont Educational Television and the UVM Evening Division present a three credit seminar in film coordinated by Dr. Frank Manchel. The course will show 14 films considered among the world’s greatest classics and influential in international cinema, with comments before each screening. materials also available for noncredit viewing.
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Burlington
Vermont
Hducational Television
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UVM Communication and Theatre Department
Manchel
Film Society Review
Journal of Aesthetic Communication
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Winooski
Marlene Dietrich
Roman Polanaki
Ingmar Bergman
Vermont F Educational Television
Triangle Home Demonstration Group Meeting Tonight
The Triangle Home Demonstration Group meets tonight at 1 O at the home of Mrs. Sandra Hamilton in Shaftesbury.
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Sandra Hamilton
Shaftesbury
Bach Rameau recital opens Williams Griffin Hall season
Victor Hill harpsichordist will open the 1972 73 Griffin Hall series at Williams College with a Bach Rameau recital Sept. 23 and 30 at 6 30 pm. The program features a Premier Concert of Rameau with Janet Geroulo Slate and Edward Gale bassoon, Bach preludes and fugues from Well Tempered Clavier, and Rameau’s Suite in A minor. Hill, Williams associate professor of mathematics, studied with Gustav Leonhardt and uses a custom built harpsichord by Rainer Schuetze. this season marks his ninth Williams appearance.
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Mass
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Griffin Hall
Williams College
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Hill
Janet Geroulo
Slate
Edward Gale
Bach
Williams
Aso
Sweden
Heidelberg
Rainer Schuetze
Johannes Deve Dulcken
Antwerp
Honduras
Leonhardt
Williams convocation honors four from Bennington
Williams College held its fall convocation awarding honorary degrees to four arts figures from Bennington and nearby areas. Nancy Hanks received a doctor of humane letters for her leadership in the National Endowment for the Arts. Julius Held, a noted art historian, earned a doctor of letters. George W. Rickey, sculptor, was also honored with a doctor of letters. Stephen Davies Paine of the class of 194, a collector, received a doctor of humane letters. John E. Sawyer opened the academic year and announced a new joint graduate program in art history with the Clark Institute.
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Bennington
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Old Bennington
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Barrard College
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University of Pittsburgh
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Vienna
Freberg
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Scotland
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Paris
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Dorset Players announce new three act comedy
Dorset Players begin rehearsals for The White Sheep of the Family by Ian Hay and L DuGarde Peach. Opening Friday at 8 30 p m at the Dorset Playhouse with a Saturday October 7 performance. Tickets go on sale to raise funds for repairs. Leading lady Mrs Shelby Allen Danby. leading man G W Seymour. Cast includes James Lee II Nini Lee and others. Production manager Mrs Elizabeth Gilbert, director Warren Mirray, set design by Edwin LeFevre committee head, props by Mrs Helen Howard and Mrs Ralph Cummings.
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Nini Lee
Hal Miller
Craig Wheaton-Smith
Edwin LeFevre
Edward Clement
Lynda Kinney
Burr and Burton
Helen Keller
Elizabeth Gilbert
Mannerr
Warren Mirray
Irs
Helen Howard
Ralph Cummings
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