Keene leads Syracuse Symphony in Britten War Requiem
Earl George reviews Christopher Keene's return to Syracuse with the Syracuse Symphony performance of Britten's War Requiem dedicated to the composer. The concert combines soprano and baritone soloists, a large choir, town and school choirs, and varied forces under a stark yet pitying, abstractly lyrical musical fabric.
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Christopher Keene
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Syracuse University Oratorio Society
Fayetteville-Manlius High School
Benjamin Britten
Wilfred Owen
A Night Full of Rain to Star Lina Wertmuller English Debut
Italian director Lina Wertmuller will helm her first English language film a romantic comedy starring Giancarlo Giannini and Candice Bergen. They play an Italian journalist and an American photojournalist in a volatile marriage amid political and sexual clashes. The project is tentatively titled A Night Full of Rain reflecting Wertmuller's artistic sensibility. The report also notes musical remarks from a performance featuring tenor Mallory Walker and baritone Tom Carey, with soprano Carol Kirkpatrick delivering a vigorous but uneven display.
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Los Angeles
Lina Wertmuller
Giancarlo Giannini
Candice Bergen
Keene
Mallory Walker
Tom Carey
Carol Kirkpatrick
Scorchy film reviewed as poor excuse for action thriller
Film critic calls Scorchy a disappointing action piece with Connie Stevens as a hard edged FBI agent. The review faults the plot, violence, and performances while noting implausible stunts and weak direction.
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John David Chandler
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Hikmet Avedis
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Marlene Schmidt
Labor board sued by its own lawyers
The NLRB Professional Association filed an unfair labor practices complaint with the Labor Department charging the National Labor Relations Board with violating federal labor rules. They allege the board imposed a three year service pledge on new hires without bargaining, changing working conditions unilaterally, and negotiating individually with employees.
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West Genesee High School Holiday Concert Dec 20
West Genesee High School presents a holiday concert December 20 at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Woodwind and brass ensembles directed by Donald Winch and James Estes will prelude with Yuletide music ahead of John Whitney conducting chamber strings and the orchestra in Christmas works plus a Britten piece. The 56 member wind ensemble performs selections by Zdechlik, Read, and Bach with an Angels We Have Heard arrangement, while the chorus under John Armstrong offers Britten and a new Jingle Bells arrangement.
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James Estes
John Whitney
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Barbara Riley
Bella Abzug vows to be heard from again after Senate loss
Representative Bella Abzug announced at a Capitol Hill luncheon that she is leaving Congress after losing the four primary races for the Senate. She pledged she will be heard from again in public life.
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Paramount signs exclusive Frankenheimer pact
Paramount Pictures signs director John Frankenheimer to an exclusive contract, ending a 21 year span since such an arrangement. The pact follows Paramounts excitement over his upcoming film Black Sunday based on Thomas Harriss bestseller. He will begin after completing Brinks for Dino De Laurentiis and has previously directed French Connection II The Manchurian Candidate Grand Prix and Seven Days in May.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Paramount Pictures
John Frankenheimer
Paramount
Frankenheimer
Thomas Harris
Pianist Kathleen Connolly headlines Everson recital
Pianist Kathleen Connolly will perform Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Everson Museum Auditorium as part of WONO Live at the Everson series. She will play Bach, Beethoven, and works by Albeniz and George Mulfinger, with ties to Baldwinsville and Princeton University.
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Syracuse
George Mulfinger
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Baker High School
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Byrd front-runner challenged by Humphrey Hollings
Senators Humphrey and Hollings, rivals of Byrd, said they are not ready to concede him victory in the Senate Democratic leader race. They acknowledged Byrd is the front-runner but not yet winner.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Ernest F. Hollings
Robert C. Byrd
Senate
Byrd
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