Cultural Affairs magazine to aid local arts councils
The Associated Councils of the Arts announces Cultural Affairs, a quarterly magazine to help state and community arts councils connect with federal and foundation resources. It will feature expert articles, national updates, and reports on foundations education federal programs and state initiatives with editors Albert Goldman and Joan Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles A. Smith
New York
Associated Councils of the Arts
ACA
A Councilsee
United States
Canada
Howard Adams
Adams
Tee
Albert Goldman
Columbia University
Joan Meyers
Ivan Chermayeff
Last Concert of Season Features Lorin Hollander
Music notes profile Lorin Hollander the guest pianist for the Community Concert Association at High Point Memorial Auditorium. Known as a fiery pianist, Hollander toured with Cincinnati Symphony under Max Rudolf and Brazil. The piece also previews ARTHUR FIELDER with Greensboro Symphony Orchestra and Pittsburgh Symphony at Aycock Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. Melnikov
Community Concert Association
High Point Memorial Auditorium
Lorin Hollander
Lincoln Center
The
Philharmonic Orchestra
Carnegie Hall
Cincinnati Symphony
Max Rudolf
Strauss
Burleske
Department of State
State Department
Arthur Fielder
Piedmont
Greensboro Symphony Orchestra
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
William Steinberg
Greensboro Civic Music Assn
Aycock Auditorium
Winston - Salem Symphony Orchestra
John Suele
Salem Choral Ensemble
Peterson
Reynolds Auditorium
Sandler and Young Bring Belgian American Duo to Big Time
AP News profiles Tony Sandler and Ralph Young as a rising pop duo on Capitol Records. The pair, long in show business, built a late blooming career with multilingual ballads and duets, earning top fee increases and a forthcoming second LP. They describe a deep musical kinship and stage chemistry as they tour and record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP News
Tony Sandler
Ralph Young
Capitol
Sandler
Young
6 Feet 2
Kortryk
Belgium
Turin
Germany
6 Feet
Way Young
Eenene Lane
Conley Ae
Cruise Siips
New York
Capitol Records
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Tony
Bookman's Holiday The Pulitzer Prize Puzzle
Neal F. Austin surveys the year’s prize givings noting the Nobel, National Book Award, and the Pulitzer selections. He highlights The Fixer winning fiction, La Vida in science and religion, and Kaplans Mr. Clemens and Mark Twain as a surprise winner, while critics question portrayals of poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Buck
Sinclair Lewis
Bernard Malamud
Louis Auchincloss
Edwin O'Connor
Walker Percy
Susan Sonntag
Isaac Bachevis Singher
Truman Capote
Justin Kaplan
Mr. Clemens
Mark Twain
New York
Puerto Rico
Oscar Lewis
Mexico City
Sanchez
Lewis
la Vida
Road novel by Ehle faces mountains with flat pace
Robert Marks reviews John Ehle's fifth novel The Road set in western North Carolina post Civil War. Weatherby Wright builds a railroad through the mountains using convict labor while mountain people resist and adapt. The critic finds the book lacks life compared with Ehle's earlier works and anticipates future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ehle
North Carolina
Carolina Mountains
Lion Soteanie
Swannanoa Gap
Ehle
Weatherby Wright
Weatherby
Western North Carolina Railroad
Henry Station
HenryAnna Plover
Cumberland
Pion
Evanae
Chapel Hill
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Arts Councils
National Endowment For the Arts and the Humanities
Tate Is
Ece
Ae Ba
National Endowment
Ford Foundation
Carnegie Corporation
Carnegie Commission
Hume R. Craft
Washington
Lake Tahoe
Dallas
California
Illiam
Kennedy-Nixon
Public Orders
Warring Heights
Poland
China
Atlanta
Norton
Llptian V.I
Tom
Harry
Ramus
Great Lakes
Las Vegas
Cummerbund
Southern Farmer's Concern
Macsillbilly
Scrooge
Judah
Word
Fide
Flynn
Flower
Jis
Marvin David Levy
Eugene O'Neill
Metropolitan Opera
Levy
Newark
N. J
nMeneannes Ourier
Music
New York Herald Tribune
Marvin Lévy
O’neill
Erich Leinsdorf
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Leinsdorf
Mahler
Metropolitan Operas House
Edith Mason
Caruso
Mason
Sandler and Young
Milan
Italy
Las Ve Hotel
Dominique
Catskill Mountains
By Neal Austin
Robert Marks
Morganton
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