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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1974
Page
6
Walton R Wolf displays over 100 wood varieties in one-of-a-kind works at Catepet Art Gallery 114 West Second St. Preview Sunday Nov 3 12 to 5 pm with light refreshments. Expo highlights include pictorial marquetry parquetry exotic laminations wood sculpture turnings and functional pieces.
The American Symphony Orchestra schedules seven Sunday concerts at Carnegie Hall with Teiko Maedashi in Sibelius Violin Concerto and World premieres by Ives and Gould. Sarah Caldwell will debut as Manhattan conductor. The program includes Elliott Carter's Piano Concerto and NY premieres, with performances across New York and adjacent towns. Meanwhile Miss Michelle Anne Leizear and Thomas Patrick Rhodes wed at St. Paul’s Damascus.
The National Endowment for the Humanities awards a grant to Walters Art Gallery Washington to support Armenian Manuscripts an exhibit featuring Gospels and Hymnals from the 10th to 17th centuries. Open Nov 16 in the new wing with color transparencies microfilms slide shows and a picture book by Sharpie Der Nersessian. The show runs through Feb 11 on Centre Street in the entrance level galleries.
Linda Gregory serves as Family Section Editor for the Frederick News-Post in the Friday edition dated November 1, 1974.
The Frederick Woman's Civic Club met at Steiner House on Oct 21 at 10 am with a program on Voter Responsibility led by League of Women Voters members. Karen Fleer and Kay Bressee led a point by point discussion on ballot questions and Maryland government history. The luncheon followed. a fireplace dedication for Camp Hill and Hollow in memory of Mrs. Edward D Storm will be observed Nov 9 at 11 am at the Girl Scout camp on Rt. 26 near Walkersville.
A previously unknown Gounod requiem was discovered in Karlskirche Vienna. The composer dedicated it to the church choir patron during 1842 visits. The manuscript was lost and later copied handwritten. only the original cover remains. About 3,000 Karlskirche archives hold the material. The Commission for Music of the Academy of Science will publish all scores in three volumes.
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