International recital series highlights 1977 Musica Viva
W L Hoffmann introduces Musica Viva 1977 international subscription recitals featuring overseas ensembles. The Barttet of Budapest, Wan Quartet London, Amadeus Quartet, Beaux Arts Trio New York, and Berlin Motel head the string lineup alongside Collegium Vocale Cologne, six German vocalists, and Academy of Ancient Music. Also includes Festival Strings Lucerne conducted by Rudolf Baumgartner in a broad Baroque and early Classical program.
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Musica Viva to Feature Strong Ensemble Programs in Canberra
Musica Viva unveils a robust chamber music season at the Canberra School of Music Auditorium with 14 ensembles, blending European classics with Australian works. The Melbourne University ensemble joins in a four country tour, including performances by Hodges Kennedy and Thornton, highlighting Terry Sitsky Narayana and Hullier Pianoforte Trio alongside works by Couperin, Scarlatti, and Beethoven.
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Rare John Evelyn collection may stay with scholars in dispute
A dispute over a vast collection of 17th century works tied to John Evelyn faces possible takeover by the Huntuh Treasury to ease owners’ burdens. Christ Church College Oxford houses key volumes including editions of Elizabethan plays by Ben Jonson, with Evelyn’s diary deemed a top highlight unlikely to be sold.
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Bugsy Malone Film Review Full of Fun and Period Atmosphere
A lively critique of Bugsy Malone praising its infectious energy and period feel. John Cassin and Mervyn Ley deliver strong performances while the ensemble brings comic warmth, despite some clichéd dialogue and uneven pacing.
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