Veronica Dudarova Leads Moscow Symphony Orchestra as Trailblazing Conductor
Veronica Dudarova, celebrated as People's Artist of the Russian Federation, conducts the Moscow Symphony Orchestra, expanding its modern Soviet repertoire and introducing new works. Born in the North Caucasus, she trained at the Moscow Conservatoire and has guided the ensemble across the USSR, including a notable first in the Soviet Union for Benjamin Britten.
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Nikolay Anonoy
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Techaikovsky
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Russian Federation
Ussr
Soviet Union
Benjamin Britten
Purcell
Dutch Swing College Band to Tour Australia and New Zealand
The world famous Dutch Swing College Band returns for a concert cycle from March 14 in Perth to March 19 in Sydney, followed by a New Zealand run from March 20 to April 1, then Canberra on April 2. Leader Peter Schilperoort leads a five member lineup including Ray Kaart and Arie Ligthiart, with Hob van Qven rejoining.
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Sydney
New Zealand
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Canberra
Peter Schilperoort
Ray Kaart
Dicky Karthrombone
Arie Ligthiart
Rob van Dven
Peter Yoma
Hob van Qven
Graeme Bell
Netherlands
Inadmissible Evidence Opens at London Noral Court Theatre
The play about solicitor Bill Maitland on trial in his own mind debuted in September 1964 at the Noral Court Theatre London and moved to The Wyndham Centre in March 1965. Repertory, with Australian Elizabethan Theatre Art support, plans local presentations as Walter Learning leads a cast including Ken Farnham and Anne Murtaugh.
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London
Wyndham Centre
New York
Elizabethan Theatre Art
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Playhouse
Walter Learning
Ken Farnham
Hie Mangxing
Zig Richters
Anne Murtaugh
Janice Kenny
Joy
Maitland
England
Pamela Milsom
Jenny Lawton
Liz
Youth Auditions For Pierrot Moonstruck At Riverside
BERRA Children's Theatre announces auditions for Pierrot Moonstruck at Repertory Theatre Riverside next Saturday at 0 30am. Spokesperson Mrs C Pedersen says the production produced by Jon Ward will be staged during May school holidays as a visual fantasy with dancing. Pedersen invites more female performers while aiming to attract both younger children and an older, more mature audience.
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Berra Children's Theatre
Repertory Theatre
Riverside
C. Pedersen
Jon Ward
Pedersen
Canberra Children’s Theatre
Chinese finger painter Chen Werhsi opens in London gallery
Chen Werhsi, the Ming period style finger painter, presents a show at the Artists Own Gallery in London. He demonstrates his intricate craft to pupil Alice Chow who acted as interpreter at the opening. His works have previously appeared in Sydney at St Vincent's Hospital art shows.
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Artists Own
London
Chen Werhsi
Chen
Alice Chow
Mc Chen
Sydney
St Vincent's Hospital
Mary Rose Could Yield Secrets From 16th Century Wreck
Archaeologists plan dives to the seabed off Portsmouth to study the 1545 Mary Rose, a Henry VIII era warship with 60 guns, whose design is poorly documented. The wreck may hold crucial naval history clues and a first project by the Nautical Archaeology Committee.
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Portsmouth
Tale c of Wight
Mary Rowe
Fin ger om the Balance on ABC and Matinee in Melbourne
Two television items feature in ABC programming tomorrow. Kenneth Keeling and Vanda Godsell lead the English production Fin ger om the Balance, while Anne Pickburn hosts a 30-minute Matinee program from ABC-TV Melbourne studios.
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Kenneth Keeling
Wallace
Vanda Godsell
Margaret
England
v_ Rediffusion
Anne Pickburn
Abc-Tv
Melbourne
Complex TV Schedule with Courses and Shows
A cluttered listing outlines university extension courses in mechanics and calculus, a South-West Africa program, a Tuesday movie with Jack Hawking, cricket telecast from Sydney, children’s forest stories, news segments, arts festival discussion, and entertainment slots featuring Judy Stone, The Delltones, and Brian Wither along with soap and variety programs. The piece mixes education, sports, and pop culture items with partial, garbled notes and unclear times.
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Cricket MCC Y Nsw
Sydney” Cricket Ground
Children OF the New Forest
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