Tanglewood Prizes At Gala For 19 Students
Prizes for excellence were awarded to 19 of 300 Berkshire Music Center students at a Wednesday night Tanglewood gala led by director Erich Leinsdorf. Norman M. Dinerstein of Springfield won the Koussevitzky composition prize for his Serenade for oboe clarinet harp violin and cello. Other awardees include Jean Pierre Guerce Paris for orchestral composition and Raphael Sagalyn for orchestral composition among many international recipients and memorial prizes.
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Berkshire Music Center
Rich Leinsdorf
Springfield
Norman M. Dinerstein
Koussevitzky
Music Center
Dinerstein
Paul Capolongo
Paris
France
Eleanor Rt. Crane
Larry J. Newland
Sackesack
Roussevitcky
Moshe Aizmon
Tel - Aviv
Israel
Leonard Bernstein
William Lane
Jacksonville
Albert Spalting
Jean Pierre Guerce
Raphael Sagalyn
James Cunningham
Belpre
Ohio
Lew Norton
Tulsa
Oklo
High Fidelity
Marylou Speaker
Portland
Ore
Francis Hester
Dorchester
W. Dean Werner
Greeley
Col
Mary M. Fowler
Thompson Sttanks
Beaumont Tex
Lamson
Philip Stoptaugh
San Francisco
Brenda Cole
Manchester
Conn
Gala at Tanglewood Showcases Berkshire Music Center Students
The Berkshire Music Center at Tanglewood staged a four hour Gala Evening with chamber works, a choice between a Tanglewood choir concert or a program by Tanglewood composers, a wind instrument picnic hour, and a final orchestra concert. Moshe Atzmon conducted pieces by William Schuman and Berlioz. Richard Burgin performed Verdi Te Deum with Berkshire Festival Chorus. Shostakovich Fifth closed the program. Erich Leinsdorf awarded the 1963 prizes.
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Berkshire Music Center
Tanglewood
Tanglewood Choir
Fromat Fellowship
The
Center Orchestra
William Billings
Paul Capolongo
Paris
Koussevitzky
Berlioz
Richard Burgin
Center
Berkshire Festival Chorus
Alfred Nash Patterson
Chamber Music Concert Tonight At Tanglewood
A program of chamber music by Berkshire Music Center participants will be performed tonight at 8 in Chamber Music Hall Tanglewood. The program opens with Bach E major Sonata prepared by Ruth Posselt, with Lipkin supervising the Bach Cantata No 101 and Silverstein coaching players in two movements of Beethoven Quartet Op 131. The concert is presented under the Friends of the Berkshire Music Center.
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Berkshire Music Center
Tanglewood
Chamber Music
Ruth Posselt
Seymour Lipkin
Joseph Silverstein
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Music Center
Eight-Week Broadway Run For Russian Puppet Theater
New York The Ob ratsov Russian Puppet Theater booked for an eight week Broadway engagement starting September 29. The run, rare in length for this circuit, marks the companys only U S appearance under the cultural exchange program. An adults and children program will be presented with matinee shows featuring an 18 scene version of Aladdin.
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New York
Obratsov Russian Puppet Theater
White Way
Scared Play Sheinwold on Bridge
In a national tournament hand, Danny Rotman exposes Wests diamond trap after West protects a diamond threat. Rotman, as South, leads a diamond from dummy and wins with the ten, prompting West to reveal his goal. The column explains the Stayman related bidding idea and the correct two clubs response to show a major suit.
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West
East
Fast
South
Danny Rotman
Chi
Cage
Rotman
Dummy
Reotman
West Stayman
Sharon Arts Festival Opens at Sharon
Sharon Conn The Sharon Creative Arts Foundation sponsors the annual Arty and Crafts Festival Aug 29 30 and 31 at the Playhouse Galleries with Richard Cote as chairman. Demonstrations in wood carving potter wheel pewter smithing and more highlight the event. A fifth annual Clothesline Show of drawings paintings prints sculpture and crafts runs last day 10 am to 5 pm on the Sharon Green with registration led by Mrs Edward Hutchinson and Mrs Thomas Burrows. A children s art contest supervised by Mrs Jonathan Coleman opens at 10 am and judging after 3 40 pm with three age classes and judges from Kent School Sharon and Millertown.
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Sharon
Conn
Sharon Creative Arts Foundation
de Sharon
Connnecticut
Playhouse
Richard Cote
Elmtirman
Sharon Green
Edward Hutchinson
Thomas Burrows
Jonathan Coleman
Sever
Juliana Cuyler
Kent School
Jairls
The L Shaped Room film review at the Little Cinema
A detailed critique of The L Shaped Room starring Leslie Caron with Brock Peters and Cicely Courtneidge. The piece praises its delicate portrayal of loneliness and love in a London boarding house, noting strong ensemble performances, Douglas Slocombe cinematography, and Brian Forbes direction based on Lynne Reid Banks novel. It warns the film is not suitable for children.
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BLC
Flames Woolf
Richard Ailenborough
Brian Forbes
Forbes
Lynne Reid Banks
Dougal Slocombe
Anthony
Harvey
Little Cinema
Jane Leslie Caran
Anthony Scott Garis
Avis Bunnage
Santa Patricia Phoenix Dane
Verily Emmett Toby Tom Bell
Mavis Cicely Courtneidge
Harry Locke
London
Leslie Caron
England
Miss Caron
Douglas Slocombe
Anthony Harvey
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Moshe Atzmon
Tel Aviv
William Schuman
New England
Erich Leinsdorf
Friends of the Berkshire Music Center
Lavern
Sheinwold
Bridge
Risity Rea
Alfred Sheinwold
West Oe
Movie Review
DeGaulle
Fom Bell
Pittsfield
Dak Comer
Wonder Bread
Wonder
Continental Baring Company
Robert Hall
Dalton Avenue
State Police
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