The Three Bears and Music Masters Through Time
A lively discussion traces the phrase three bears to Bach Beethoven and Brahms, noting shifts in critical status from Berlioz to Brahms. It mentions Barzun, Cornelis, Muheli, and the Boston Symphony as pivotal in Berlioz’s revival, alongside Strassburg and Munich fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tié
Bach
Beethoven
Brahms
Jacques Barzun
Peter Cornelis
Beethovent
Berlioz
Charles Muheli
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Berliéz
Munich
Strassburg
Bérlioz
The Three Bs and Sibelius in a musical circle tale
The text narrates Sprague Coolidge forming a music circle with Leo Sowerby while Harold Bauer is cited as a late influence. It discusses the rise of Stravinsky and Schoenberg era figures, Sibelius centennial notes, and Rodziński’s tensions with programming Till Eulenspiegel in Cleveland during 1939, including a story of a Finnish sympathy moment and a Pittsfield marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague Coolidge
South Mountain
Chicago
Leo Sowerby
Harold Bauer
Sowerby
Ebihobael
Richard Strduss
Arnal Schtellberg
Iger Stravinsky
Jan Sibelius
Sibélius
Boston Orchéstra
Serge Koussevitzky
Sibelina
Extreme Measures To Beat The Beatles In Schools
Grand Rapids, Mich. AP reports that 540 classical record albums were purchased for 52 public schools to introduce first graders to classical music as an antidote to the Beatles. Superintendent Donald D. Armstrong said teachers explain the music and hope children become as excited by classical selections as by rock and roll. He added the district aims to give students support to hear it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Donald D. Armstring
Armstrong
Suides
Tom Brennan Set to Direct at Williamstown Theatre
Tom Brennan will return this summer for a fifth season as director of the Williamstown Theatre. He will co direct half the shows with executive director Nikos Psacharopoulos and oversee the resident Equity company at Adams Memorial Theatre, Williams College. Brennan, a visiting Buffalo lecturer, has directed numerous premieres and taught acting, bringing his extensive stage history to the Williamstown season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Tom Brennan
Fiil
Disdolala
Nikos Psacharopoullos
Brennan
Psacharopoulos
Adams Mémorial
Williams College
Brenan
Talght
Amherst College
Ford Foundation
Strindberg
William Inge
Sheridan
Theater Arts
Circle-in-the- Square
Uncle Vanya
Brothers Karamazov
J.B
Noah
Eddie
Murray
Trofimov
Irish Triple Bill Opens WAST-TV Albany Series
Repertory on WAST-TV Albany presents an Irish Triple Bill premiering March 21 as part of TiSh Repertory Theater series. Kerr narrates. Weekly 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. features Shaw Beckett Yeats works and related teleplays from Cincinnati to Los Angeles groups.
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Albany
Thrés
Witigtts
George Bernard Shaw
Samuel Beckett
William Butler Yeats
Cincinnati Playhouse
the Park
Shaw
Beckett
Seattle Repertory Theater
William Saroyan
Pittsburgh Playhouse
Anton Chekev
Milwaukee Repertory
Moliere
McCarter Theater
Eileen Heckart in McNally Play on Broadway
Eileen Heckart will star in Terrence McNally s And Things That Go Bump in the Night on Broadway April 18 produced by Theodore Mann Joseph E Levite and Katzka Berne Michael Cacoyannis will direct after Paris and Minneapolis staging of five performances Cast likely includes Robert Drivas and Ferdi Hoffman Grounded underground premise mirrors global threat theme The Don Shirley Trio to perform in Pittsfield concert series for 1965 66 season Don Shirley a versatile pianist blends classical folk and jazz in distinctive seen form
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eileen Heckart
Terrence MccNally
Theodore Mann
Josep E. Levite
Katzka Berne
Michael Cacoyannis
Mann
Circle In the Square
Paris
McNally
Tyrohe Guthrie Theater
Minneapolis
Rockefeller Foundation
Robert Drivas
Ferdi Hoffman
Don Shirley
Pittsfield Community Concerts Association
A. Kenyon Ferry
Ferry
New Orleans Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra
Igor Sliavitsky
Duke Ellington
Shirley
Biss
Bridge strategy from an Intercollegiate match
In a last month Intercollegiate Bridge Tournament hand East pressures South to upgrade from two to three spades. South prefers three spades to avoid allowing West to reach three hearts. If South doubles for penalties, 100 points are possible, but South aims for three spades with a safer plan to beat three hearts. Defense hinges on a diamond ruff and precise shifts, as West must timely play top cards to force East’s ace and maximize ruff chances.
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East
South
Wast
West
Bast
Push Opponents Up With Strong Suit
As dealer with spades Q J 7 hearts 8 diamonds K Q 5 2 clubs A Q 10 7, bid one club. If partner suits diamonds, raise to two diamonds. otherwise avoid diamonds. Opening with one diamond and partner then two clubs leaves you not strong enough for three clubs.
Berkshire Museum Arts Calendar and Concerts Monthly
Community Arts Calendar lists events by Berkshire Museum with multiple performances by Town Players Watconah Regional School and South Congregational Couples' Club. Notable items include "A Far Country" 8:30 p.m. at Berkshire Museum and Requiems by Verdi at St Marks Church with no admission charges.
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Eorbert
Community Music
Berkshire Museum
Ohio Wesleyan Glee Club
South Congregational Couples’ Club
Watconah
The
Town Players
Berkshire Art Associated
P.m
Wiliam Lawrence
New York Times
Berkshire Community College
Collead
J. Brains
First Church of Christ
Pittsfield
P.m. Gratario
Chamber Music Society
Church of Christ
Berkshire Chapter
American Guid
St. Aark’s
South Congregational
St. Alark
Movie Timetable at Capitol and Local Drive-In
The Capitol shows None But the Brave at 2 20, 5 35, 8 55 and Raid er from Beneath the Sea at 1 00, 4 15, 7 30. Palate lists Lasdie's Greatest Adventure at 4 10 and Show White and the 3 Stooges at 7 15 with Thunder in the Sun at 7 40, Psycho at 5 50 and 9 10. Ahtion Square features The Purple Eater at 1 35, 4 05, 6 35, 9 00 and Wonders of Miami at 1 15, 3 45, 6 15, 8 40. Pittsfield Drive In shows Roust About at 7 30 and Where Live Has Garé at 4 30.
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Capitol
Lasdie
Show White
Ahtion Square
Purpkin Eater
Miami
Pittsfield Drive
Garé
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Othr Coimnosers
Bruckner
Linsuc- Gassius
Eliza
Rodzinski
contentHemafidger
le cdl
Sdélation Puesidant
Interfissidh
Hodelinski
Raght
Rissid
Jst
Finland
Alli
Cleveland
Roadzinski
Sumer
Rome
Rome On Ice Glen Rodd In Stickbiidee
Cleveland Symphény
Artur Rodzinski
Létat
Mahaget
Chibat
Carrie- Bie Hall
Cléveland
Hsiecriers
Idealist
Wast-Tv
Princeton University
August Strindberg
San Francisco Asiars Workshop
Prandeila
Los Angelés Theater Group
Harold Pinter
Hull House Theater
Euripides
Alley Tuddter
Huiston
Norman Corwin
Cleveland Playhouse
Henry James
Association of Producing Artists
Ann Arbor
Millard Lampell
Earl Robinson
Arena Stage
Washington, D.C
Concerts Assn
Egremont String Quartet
Mt. Everett Regional School
Berkshire Garden Center
Sheffield Garden Club
Ray Lindstrom
Mary Schieffelin
Standling
Genthe Anastasio
Toni Brooks
Barringtones
Sherry Riines
Alfred Sheinwold
AKIOS
Ainge
Sauthase
Becker
Henri Fantin-Latour
Smith College Museum of Art
Union Square
18 Film Festival
Dancrofts Film
Mason Okin Eater
Jeff Chandler
Matt Ra 1
UL As
Kein
Ed Tanah Atrf
Bette Davis
Susan Hayward
Michat
Cohners
Lee, Lee Theatre
Tiru Sun
Doris Day
Jamés Garner
Polly Bergen
Etmeios
Ric Oats
Casqope
Ttlween Vv
Franh Sinatra
Clint Walker
Tommy Sands
Pius Ken Sentt
Merennaial
Shnow White and the
Three Stooges
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