Russian Piano Genitus In Cincinnati Recital
Soviet pianist Sviatoslav Richter will perform in Cincinnati under the Canedinary Symphony Orchestra sponsorship at Music Hall on Wednesday evening. The article recalls Richter’s rise, mentorship under Neuhaus, and his early Odessa Opera work, noting his disciplined practice and remarks on his immense technique.
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Conductor Kunzel Named Assistant Conductor at Cincinnati Orchestra
Erich Kunzel, professor of music at Brown University, named assistant conductor of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. He will begin in September, succeeding Ronald Ondejka who moves to the Pittsburgh Symphony as associate conductor. Kunzel has led the Santa Fe Opera since 1957 and will conduct Rossini's Barber of Seville and the Shostakovich premiere The Nose this summer. He is a New York City native who grew up in Greenwich, Connecticut. He studied at Dartmouth College and Brown, earning a masters in music from Brown after studies at Harvard.
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30 Seniors In Art Show At Miami University
A 30 student senior art education exhibit opens today in Miami University's Hest and Hal gallery. The show runs for a week with a Mother's Day reception from 9:30 to 1. The event features paintings drawings crafts sculpture pottery jewelry and enameling by students training for art teaching certification.
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Western College hosts two art shows through latest season
Western College for Women announces two art shows for the remainder of the school year. A painting show by Westen College painting students opens tomorrow from 7 to 9 pm and runs through May. The final show, May 22 to June 3, features Leonard Kess in non-figural abstract collages exploring circles birds fish ships. The Alumni Art Gallery in Alumni Hall welcomes visitors Monday to Saturday 9 am to 4 pm and Sunday 2 pm to 5 pm.
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Cincinnati Symphony in Miami University Mother's Day Concert
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra presents six new works by contemporary American composers at Miami University's Withrow Court in a Rockefeller Foundation funded Miami Arts Series extra. World premieres include Tetrameron, Threnody for Strings, Variazoni, Zodiak, Three Pieces for Orchestra, and Samson Agonistes. Miami students with IDs admitted free. season tickets cover the event, marking the orchestra's second campus appearance this year after Handel Messiah with Miami choruses in December.
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Dayton Civic Ballet Ends Season With Chamber Ballets
The Payton Civic Ballet closes its 1964-65 season with a 4 pm matinee at Kennedy Memorial Union University of Dayton. The program includes the Dayton premiere of Symphonie Classique and Night Soliloquies plus Sleeping Beauty Pas de Trois. It features Archaic Fragments by David McLain and choreography by Jos ephine Schwarz.
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Pop Concert by Glee Club Set for Next Sunday
Miami University Men’s Glee Club announces year end outdoor Pop Concert on next Sunday at 6 50 p m on the Miami University Center patio. Director Richard L Schilling says the program includes Rodgers and Hammerstein selections, folk songs and spirituals.
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Peat Proximity to Tropical Plants May Rewrite Coal History
The article argues peat, the earliest coal stage, could originate much closer in time to tropical plant matter than anthracite, traditionally seen as the oldest hard coal. It suggests a revised timeline for coal formation and plant-evolution connections, highlighting geological implications.
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