Moscow Music Tour: Kremlin Halls and Rostropovich Concerts
A travelogue of Moscow’s cultural scene describes the Kremlin walls, GUM, and major venues like Bolshoi and Tchaikovsky Hall. It notes concert times, crowd mood, orchestral attire, gender mix in sections, and Rostropovich's contemporary piece. The piece contrasts Moscow audiences and venues with New York and remarks on embassy cultural exchange efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna Opera
Vienna Philharmonic
Cultural Exchange Department
Moscow
Williams College to Offer Twenty Concerts This Year
Williams College Department of Music schedules twenty concerts this year, mostly free and open to the public. Highlights include Shirley Verrett and Charles Wadsworth on Oct 13 at Chapin Hall, and Robert Nochren at Thompson Memorial Chapel on Oct 20, plus Berkshire Community Symphony Orchestras venues, Brunn-Mawr College Glee Club, and a multiact program culminating in May with the New York Pro Musica and a Rodgers and Hammerstein production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Williams College Department of Music
Chapin Wall
Thompson
Shirley Verrett
Charles Wadsworth
Department of Music
College Chapel
University of Michigan
Robert Nochren
Bach
Franck
Hindemith
Messiaen
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Berkshire Community Symphony Orchestra
Hegyi
Piston
Beethoven and
Shastakovitch
Chapin Hall
Heggs
Sibelius
Bryn Mawr College Glee Club
Robert Goodale
Williams Glee Club
Robert Barrow
Daniel
John Yor Szeliski
Kenneth Roberts
Adams Memorial Theatre
Manes
Levintritt Foundation
Stephen Manes
Julius Heggi
Alard
Wilson College Choir
Doris Smith
Vaughan Williams
Hubbard Hutchinson
Jonathan Boldman
Williams
Chopin
Beethoven
Copland
Williams College Museum of Art
Thompson Concert Committee
Vienna
Mozart
Franz Schubert
Associated Williamstown Ministry
Denison Singers
William Osborne
New York Pro Musica
Noah Greenberg
Williams College
Collegium Musicum
Williams College Chapel Choir
Emma Willard School
Russell Locke
Leslie Bassett
Bassett
Williams College Chapel
Alexander Peloquin
Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul
Providence
R.I
John Ferris
the Memorial Church
Harvard University
New England
Julius Heggs
Frank Glazer
Rodgers’ and Hammerstein
John von Szeliski
Irwin Shainman
Connecticut Painters Dominate Berkshire Exhibit Awards
Connecticut artists sweep major prizes at the Berkshire Art Association show held at the Berkshire Museum. Juror Gordon Mackintosh Smith selected 71 works from 445 entries, with six Berkshire painters among the 17 prizewinners and all top awards going to watercolors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Berkshire Art Association
Berkshire Museum
Mally
Art Association
Berkshire
BAA
Gordon Mackintosh Smith
Albright ~Knox Art Gallery
Buffalo
N.Y
William Thomson
Bristol
Smith
Williams College
Williams Art Museum
Lane Faison
Mr. Faison
Williams
Thomson
Movie Timetable at Capitol and Palace Theatres
Capitol shows Marriage on the Rocks at 1 00, 4 45, 8 43 and The Town Tamer at 3 03, 7 00. Palace presents Once a Thief at 1 10, 9 05 and Where the Boys Are at 3 20, 7 15. Union Square runs Anatomy of Murder at 3 20, 8 40 and Advise and Consent at 1 00, 6 05. Berkshire Drive-In offers The Man with X Ray Eyes at 7 30, Horrors of Spider Island at 9 00 and Fiendish Ghouls at 10 15. Pittsfield Driven lists Topka Pi at 7 30 and Never on Sunday at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Square
Berkshire Drive-In
Man With X-Ray
Spider Island
Pittsfield
Light Brigade Referenced in Bridge Hands and Declared Loss
Bridge notes recount Tennyson's Charge as metaphor for a poor hand play. East wins first trick with king of clubs and shifts to spades. West ten forces out dummy king. Declarer leads heart from dummy and breaks with king from hand. South loses three hearts, a spade and a club, ending down one. East likely lacks ace of hearts. bidding implications discussed. North deals with a K96 9 7642 1082 in a vulnerable layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Light Brigade
East
South
West
Declarer
Snce West
There's No Glory In Losing a King in Bridge Extremes
Bridge problem discussion explains a sequence where South ruffs a club, rips diamonds, and uses trumps to set up dummy. It analyzes leading options against two two break and outlines a suggested bidding plan: open with one diamond, partner responds one spade, then bid three diamonds with specific continuations depending on partner rebids.
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By Jay C. Rosenfeld
Kremlin
Red Square
Lenin
GUM Department
Bolshoi
Kyril Kondrashin
Cliburn
Oistrakh
David
Mstislav Rostropovich
Yok
Tchaiskovsky Hall
Tchaikovsky Conservatory
Bolshoi Ballet Orchestra
Anita Montraniy
Wren Wee Npeeene
Moscow Philharmonic
Tanglewood
Brahms
Ravel
Rostropovich
Tschaikovsky
Kondrashin
Krennikof
Schedran
Soviet Union
Tchaikovsky Hall
Bolshoi Theater
Aldo Parigot
Liturgical Workshop
Mittsfield, Mass
Tel
Cina
Eam American
POL
America
ATES
BAA Award
Frank Guttridge
Sharon, Conn
Berkshire Community College
Don Stone
Rockport
Thomas P. Blagden
Lakeville
F. Allen Blagden
Revington Arthur
Glenbrook
Conn
Kurt Sluizer
Woodstock
Wiliamstown
David P. Jenks
Crane & Co
H. Lee Hirsche
Kenneth Haher
Joseph M.wood NT
Hazel McKinley
Jay Connaway
Pawlet, Vic
Julian and
Helene Sprague
Wi.er
Adolf and Beatrice Berle
John Maziarz
Adams
William A. Burns
John H. Stritch
Hinsdale
Adams Super Markets
Estelle Laschever
East Harteford
J. F. Kah! Co
Robert Rice
Roy B. Peebles
W.H. Shandoff
Pittsfield Stationers
Berkshires
New York State
Afterglow
By Frank Guttridge
Welina
Skeet
Wles Dassa
Peter AL Wrc
Ustinov Schell
Stea
Ee Witeo
Alfred Sheinwold
Igs
Palace GS
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Jacques Bar
Alain IN
Delon
Ann Margret
van Heflin
Jack Calarts
Tey Leche
M.S
Ng- Kerr
Mortin
Edward G. Robinson
Zotz
Tom Poston
Julian Meade
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