Pro Musica Delights Kansas Audience With Medieval English Music
Sunday matinee by New York Pro Musica for University of Kansas Concert Course drew veteran and new admirers with a two hour program of English music from before 1200 to 1600. Virtuosity shone in solo and ensemble playing, with instrumentalists and singers interchangeably performing on a wide array of instruments. Director John Reeves White carried the mantle of Noah Greenberg, earning praise for scholarly depth and refined British sonority.
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New York Pro Musica
University of Kansas
Sumer Is Humen
Richard the Lion-hearted
John Dunstable
Thomas Tallis
John Taverner
Pro Musica
John Reeves White
Noah Greenberg
White
Air Force Sergeant Shot to Death at Home in Kansas City
M. Sgt. Richard McCall, 38, an Air Force member stationed at Richards Gebaur AFB, was shot five times in his kitchen early Sunday. His wife Hope, 30, wounded in the abdomen, telephoned a friend before allegedly threatening to shoot herself. Police found the scene after the friend alerted them. the .22 caliber pistol had been fired six times. McCall had returned three months ago from Vietnam duty.
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Kansas’ City
Richard McCall
Air Force
Hope
McCall
Vietnam
Richards- Gebaur Afb
Psychiatrist Dr Ira Altshuler Dies in Auto Crash
Dr Ira Altshuler 74 a renowned psychiatrist who helped pioneer music therapy in mental health was killed in a Sunday auto accident near Detroit Livonia Michigan AP report credits him with introducing music into treatment and notes his international prominence.
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Livonia, Mich
Ira Altshuler
Detroit
Vice President Humprey returns for tuxedo after Scranton flight
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrived in Scranton for a St. Patrick dinner without his formal attire. The $3 million jet returned to Washington, bringing back the tuxedo and delivering it to a Scranton hotel via state police.
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Scranton
United States
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Scranton-Wilkes-Barre
Washington National Airport
Morale Drops Among Khe Sanh Rangers Waiting for Attack
In Khe Sanh Vietnam the 380 surviving South Vietnamese ranger troops guarding the southern perimeter of the U S Marine base have waited seven weeks as North Vietnamese forces dig zigzag trenches and close in. The prolonged standoff is eroding their morale while a potential attack looms uncertainly.
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U.S
Khe Sanh
Hoan Pho
Pho
Vietnam
Catholic Leader Walsh, 76, Dies in Youngstown
The Most Rev Emmet Michael Walsh aged 76, spiritual leader since 1952 of the Youngstown Diocese serving 286492 Roman Catholics, died Saturday after a lengthy illness. A Beaufort South Carolina native he established the first Negro parishes in his home state during his tenure.
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Youngstown, Ohio
Emmet Michael Walsh
Youngstown
Beaufort
S.C
Walsh
Mrs Coltman to Perform KU Piano Recital Wednesday
Mrs Peter Coltman will perform a piano recital at 8 p.m. Wednesday in Swarthout Recital Hall, Kansas University. She has appeared in South Africa and Zambia, with solos and orchestras. Her program includes Asia and Variations by Bach, Beethoven Op 90, Schumann Scenes from Childhood, and Hindemith Second Sonata. Admission is free.
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Peter Coltman
Kansas University
South Africa
Zambia
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