Wilbur's New Poems Reflect Cummington Landscape
Richard Wilbur's Walking to Sleep, a 43-poem volume, links the Western Massachusetts landscape to his work. Poems like Dodwells Road and Fern-Beds in Hampshire County anchor New England locales while others reference Connecticut and Maine settings. Wilbur plans to build a permanent home in Cummington, while critics debate his traditional form versus free verse trends. Also noted are scholarship auditions led by Emanuel Levenson for the New School in New York.
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Harcourt, Brace & World
Dodwells Road
Wilbur
Hampshire County
Portland
Connecticut
Ogunquit
Maine
Miller Williams
The
Saturday Review
Berkshire Area
New School For Social Research
New York
Emanuel Levenson
Washington
Levenson
Opera
New School
Rembrandt and Centuries of Musical Anniversaries
A reflective essay notes Rembrandt’s death in Amsterdam aged 63 and surveys how cultures mark the centennials of composers and figures like Berlioz, Verdi and Beethoven. It traces musical and artistic peaks from the 17th to 19th centuries, noting the Jewish influence in Rembrandt’s work and the Rijksmuseum's "The Jewish Bride."
Prof Roberts to give Williams piano recital
Prof Kenneth Roberts of Williams College music faculty will present a public piano recital on Tuesday at 8 30 p m in Thompson Chapel. The program features piano sonatas by Schubert Prokofiev and Schumann. This will be his sole local solo appearance this season with prior credits including Mozarts Beethoven evening in 1968 and leadership of the Williams Choral Society in multiple concerts.
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England
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Williams Music
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Roberts
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Schumann
University of Michigan
Williams Choral Society
Wellesley
Mount Holyoke
Smith Colleges
State University of New York
Oneonta
Movie Timetable for Capitol and Local Theaters
Capitol presents Funny Girl at 8:00 with matinees Wed Sat Sun at 2:00. Nearby theaters show a mix of features including Some Kind of Nut Sub X-7 Midnight Cowboy Alice’s Restaurant Last Summer and Valley of the Dolls with multiple daily showings and weekend repeats.
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Midnight Cowboy
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