Amateurs and Pros Mix in Fortas Like Quartet Tale
A columnist skims the Amateur Chamber Music Players network and notable figures who play at home and in public. It notes Abe Fortas and other professionals alongside amateurs in informal quartets, sharing stories of sessions, names, and playful anecdotes from music life.
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Supreme Court
Abe Forias
Legion
Stockbridge
Helen Rice
Amateur Chamber Music Players
ACMP
Sebastian Bach
San Francisco
Tokyo
Rome
London
Miss Rice
Fortas
Washington
Albert Einstein
Nicholas Longworth
Teddy Roosevelt
U.S
House of Representatives
Bis
Kreisler
Thibaud
Casals
Haydn
Mozart
St. Louis
Kitty Bowen
Jacques Barzan
Los Alamos
New Jersey
Dun & Bradstreet
Bridge strategy on old hand messages and spade signals
The article discusses bidding and defense against no trump contracts. West leads spades hoping to uncover partner’s long suit, East signals with the 10 of spades, and the defense plans to cash spade tricks and a diamond if South declines the first spade.
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West
East
South
Set Up Partners Hand When Your Own Is Poor
Bridge problem with South dealer North-South vulnerable. You hold spades Q36 hearts 85 diamonds K54 clubs KQ5. Partner opens 1NT and you consider bids. The suggested bid is 3NT, as two clubs is inferior even with a four-card heart suit. no-trump play offers better chances with a balanced 4-3-3-3 shape and strength in all short suits.
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East
South
Movie Timetable Captains Busy Capitol Screenings
Capitol shows Monkey's Uncle at 1 15 3 50 6 30 9 05 and Country Coyote at 3 00 5 30 8 10 Life Cinema runs Short subject at 7 00 9 08 The Collector at 7 08 9 16 Palace presents The Third Day at 12 45 4 30 9 00 and The World of Suzie Wong at 2 45 6 50 Union Square projects Lord Jim at 1 00 3 40 6 20 8 50 Berkshire Drive-In screens Sons of Katie Elder at 10 00 and Psycho at 8 15 Pittsfield Drive-In lists Lord Jim at 10 00 Apache Gold at Sunset Drivein shows The Thrill of It All at 8 15 and Art of Love at 10 10
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Life Cinema
Palace
Suzie Wong
Union Square
Lord Jim
Berkshire Drive-In
Katie Elder
Pittsfield Drive-In
Sunset Drivein
Martinon at Tanglewood Opens Sixth Berkshire Festival
The Sixth Berkshire Festival weekend opened with Jean Martinon directing the Chicago Symphony as guest conductor. His program spanned early 20th century French works and early 19th century German pieces, with a mixed reception as the performance progressed from a slow Der Freischutz overture to a vigorous La Mer finale. The Boston Symphony Orchestra delivered notable color in the Ravel Le Tombeau de Couperin and a strong finale, while the audience of 5,328 showed peak enthusiasm for the La Mer.
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Chicago Symphony
Jean Martinon
France
Germany
Weber
Boston Symphony
Tanglewood
Martinon
Ralph Gomberg
Ravel
Elgar
Moussoresky
la Mer
Debussy
Bloedel Collection of Modern U S Art On Exhibition
The Berkshire Museum hosts the Lawrence H. Bloedel collection featuring 29 oil paintings and 11 sculptures of bronze, steel, limestone, and painted wood. Curated by S. Lane Faison Jr, the exhibit highlights 20th century works by Avery, Hopper, Feininger, Lachaise, Kuniyoshi, Rivers, Stamos, Storrs, and others, with a focus on understated, non heroic pieces. The show runs through August 29.
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Bloedel
U.S
Lawrence H. Bloedel
Berkshire Museum
Lawrence Bloedel
Stetson Library
Williams College
Sloan Road
Williamstown
New York City
Bellingham
Wash
Mr. Bloedel
Friends of the
Whitney Museum of American Art
Museum For New Acquisitions
S. Lane Faison , Jr
Williams College Museum of Art
Faison
England
Herbert Ferber
David Smith
Edward Hopper
Stuart Davis
Loren
Maciver
Grace Hartigan
George L. K. Morris
Franz Kline
Gaston Lachaise
Lawrence Blochel
Milton Avery
Charles Burchfield
Edward Corbett
Lionel Feininger
Robert Goodnough
Morris Graves
Cleve Gray
Marsden Hartley
Angelo Ippolito
William Kienbusch
Yasuo Kuniyoshi
George Luks
Stanton Macdonald-Wrigt
Loren MacIver
John Marin
Courtenay Moon
George L. K. Mortis
Robert Andrew Parker
Nathan Oliveira
Maurice Prendergast
Larry Rivers
Morton L. Schameberg
Theodoros Stamos
Joseph Stella
Max Weber
Herbert Ferbert
John Flannagan
Dmitri Hadzi
David Hayes
Barbara Lekberg
Bernard Reder
Abe Satoru
George Sugarman
Elbert Weinberg
Wayna Williams
Van Cliburn To Play With BSO At Tanglewood Festival
Van Cliburn will perform with the Boston Symphony Orchestra during the Berkshire Festival at Tanglewood. Conductor Erich Leinsdorf shares conducting duties with Eleazar de Carvalho and Leopold Stokowski during week seven. De Carvalho leads Friday’s program featuring Haydn, Stravinsky, and Lutoslawski. Cliburn solos Beethoven on Saturday. Stokowski conducts Sundays with Schubert Shostakovich and Bach. Bernstein De Carvalho and Leinsdorf lead a gala on August 1. The Boston Symphony Chamber Players, with Claude Frank, appear August 10.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Tanglewood
Eleazar de Carvalho
Leopold Stokowski
de Carvalho
St. Louis Symphony
Leinsdorff
van Cliburn
American Symphony Orchestra
Copland
Berkshire
Schubert
Shostakovitch
Bach
Stokowski
Boston Symphony Chamber Players
Beethoven
Mozart
Carter
Brahm
Claude Frank
Chamber Players
Frank
Leonard Bernstein
Leinsdorf
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