61. Individual Piano Teachers Web Pages Marycliff Productions, video and book piano course arthur greene (University of OriSteinberg (Pennsylvania) Jan Stevens (New Jersey) pianist/Vocalist/Teacher http://www.ptg.org/teachers.htm

Home Up [ Individual ] Choosing Home Up Individual Piano Teachers' Web Pages Akimbo Piano and Music Studio of Nantucket Island Juko Araya Araya Piano Studio (Texas) Ford Barker (Ontario) Irene Besse School of Music (Alberta) Julie Bond (Iowa) Tudor Mihai Bota (Massachusetts) Piano Interpretation Campbell Music Studio (Colorado) I-Ling Chen (Texas) Dallas School of Music (Texas) Greg DaValt DeValt Music (Wisconsin) Matthew Davidson (Illinois) June Diehl , Links to other music and piano resources Clifford Evans - (England) Marycliff Productions, video and book piano course Arthur Greene (University of Michigan) Frank Horvat (Toronto, Ontario) Virginia Houser , Kansas State University Brett Hugh , (Missouri Western State College) - Piano Practice Methods Yoon Huh (Rockville, MD) Shirley Kaiser Christian Karau (Germany) in German Linda Kennedy (Arkansas) Key Connections - connecting Canadian piano teachers and students Garett Leaver, Jammin' Kids (Florida) Alana LaGrange (California) Music and You Learn to play over the internet. Margaret Leong (Calgary, Alberta) This site includes a huge amount of artwork and music related clip art, music games, pictures of famouse pianists, etc.

62. Syn-composers Long, Joseph Scottish concert pianist. Bliss, Sir arthur Sir arthur Bliss, who wrotehis Colour The Bobs Richard Bob greene cowrote the song Synaesthesia, on http://www.users.muohio.edu/daysa/syn-composers.htm

(True) SYNESTHETE COMPOSERS AND MUSICIANS Beach, Amy Paull, Jennifer Wiese, Henrik Day, Sean ... Torke, Michael PSEUDO-SYNESTHETE COMPOSERS: Bliss, Sir Arthur Laszlo, Alexander Scriabin, Alexander The Bobs ... Beach, Amy (1867-1944). American pianist and composer. It turns out that the 19th-century American classical composer Amy Beach had both perfect pitch and a set of colors for musical keys. Here are two quotes from biographies: From Jeanell Wise Brown, *Amy Beach and her chamber music: biography, documents, style* (Metuchen, N.J.: Scarecrow Press, 1994), p. 16: "Other interesting stories about Amy's musical personality and her astounding abilities as a prodigy are recounted in almost all previous biographical writings. One such story is Amy's association of certain colors with certain keys. For instance, Amy might ask her mother to play the 'purple music' or the 'green music.' The most popular story, however, seems to be the one about Amy's going on a trip to California and notating on staff paper the exact pitches of bird calls she heard."

63. ART: Who We Are in the United States as vocal coach and pianist, working with Dr. arthur Pontynenis Chair of the Department of William greene served on the Editorial Board of http://www.art-21.org/HomePage/Board.html

Board Members Board of Directors Alexandra York Irene Pierpont Barrett Randell ... Elizabeth de C. Wilson "In Memoriam" Board of Advisors EvAngelos Frudakis Elisabeth Gordon Chandler Marc Mellon ... Frederick C. Gibson Board of Directors Alexandra York has always been involved in the arts. During the last many years, she has written articles especially championing the works of noteworthy, contemporary artists. Ms. York has also produced two pivotal art exhibits: "THE LEGACY LIVES: A Celebration of the World at its Most Beautiful and Man and Woman at Their Best," and "ROMANTIC REALISM: Visions of Values." Her previous, direct experience in the fields of dance, drama, music and literature has given her a rare insight into the inner workings of artistic imagination as well as the techniques by which aesthetic perceptions are realized. Her writing career spans books (Macmillan, McGraw-Hill, Van Nostrand, Book-of-the Month Club), newspapers and magazines ( Reader's Digest, Vital Speeches of the Day, USA Today, Vogue, New Woman, Chronicles, The Intellectual Activist, Imprimus, American Arts Quarterly

64. November 05 A Fool in Love) In 1932, arthur L Liman Byrds) In 1946, Herman Brood, Dutch painter/singer/pianist(Sleepin' Bird Buffalo Bills) In 1972, Tracy greene, NFL tight http://www.dailyalmanacs.com/almanac2/november/1105.html

On November 05... 309th day of year with 56 days left (Numerology = 7) Happy Birthday to: In 1494, Hans Sachs, composer In 1534, Joachim Camerarius, German botanist/physician (horticulture catalog) In 1549, Philippe du Plessis, France, author In 1563, Anna van Nassau, daughter of prince Willem I/Anna of Saksen In 1654, Christian Liebe, composer In 1666, Attilio Ariosti, composer In 1764, Pieter Nieuwland, Dutch scientist (Newton) In 1770, Etienne P de Senancour, French author (Obermann) In 1779, Washington Allston, US painter/author In 1798, Carolina F L duchess of Berry, daughter of crown prince of Naples In 1818, Benjamin Franklin Butler, Mjr General (Union volunteers), died in 1893 In 1819, Josef Rudolf Zavrtal, composer In 1825, Julius H [Szamvald] Stahel, Major General (Union volunteers) In 1832, William Woods Averell, Major General (Union Army), died in 1900 In 1841, Alexander Sergeyevich Famintsin, composer In 1849, Rui Barbosa, Brazil, statesman/jurist/essayist/civil liberties In 1855, Eugene V Debs, labor organizer, Socialist presidential candidate

65. Rod McKuen - Flight Plan May 11 Vlado Perlemuter, 98, classical pianist, famed for publisher of Shaw, Solzhenitsyn,Grahame greene, Nov 21 actor (The Wiz), films include arthur, Ragtime http://www.mckuen.com/flights/060103.htm

MONDAY CARNEGIE HALL BOOKINGS OPEN! Click on the Stanyan House logo for details. A Thought for Today One life will always make a difference. THOSE WE LOST IN THE ARTS - 2002 With the closing of another year comes the reminder that in the past twelve months we lost far too many representatives of the arts and humanities. Here are the names of many that are mourned and will be missed. Somewhere I wrote, “death is not our final hour.” Nothing amplifies that statement more than the 226 people remembered here whose lasting contribution to the arts, humanities, philosophy and knowledge, philanthropy and sometime just joyful entertainment cannot be overestimated. Through the year I collect and clip obituaries from various sources and muse over their accomplishments until at year’s end I can print the entire list. Some of these individuals were personal friends, others people I admired and would like to have known. More than a few have influenced my work and thinking. A few on this list are rogues but deserving of memory, some giants in more than one field. They are of every color and nationality; and because death is no respecter of age or circumstance the youngest to go was the 20 year old actor Josh Ryan Evans, the oldest the writer Diana Gaines, and the pianist Vlado Perlemuter at 98. Jack Abbott ,55, career criminal, jailhouse author (In the Belly of the Beast), Feb. 10

66. Rod McKuen - Flight Plan Vlado Perlemuter, 98, classical pianist, famed for Ravel publisher of Shaw, Solzhenitsyn,Grahame greene, Nov 21. actor (The Wiz), films include arthur, Ragtime http://www.mckuen.com/flights/070103.htm

TUESDAY CARNEGIE HALL BOOKINGS OPEN! Click on the Stanyan House logo for details. A Thought for Today Genius doesn’t need to jitterbug. I have had so many responses to yesterday’s flight plan that I’ve decided to leave it up for another day, besides fame is so transitory who knows when some of the names on this list will see print again? For anyone who wishes to share thoughts on those who passed during 2002 I plan to print selected letters over the weekend. As a further remembrance I have added Birch Trees, my adagio for piano and orchestra, as a download today. For those unfamiliar with my music in the classical idiom I’ll expand on the track later in the week. It is a further irony that Yevengey Svetlanov, who conducted this recording of Birch Trees, is on the list of those lives we celebrate. He died on May 3rd. Another poem from Suspension Bridge follows the list. THOSE WE LOST IN THE ARTS - 2002 With the closing of another year comes the reminder that in the past twelve months we lost far too many representatives of the arts and humanities. Here are the names of many that are mourned and will be missed.

67. Screwball Stars Born Gladys Georgianna greene in upstate New York on 17 11 week run on TV in TheJean arthur Show and 1901 in Macon, Georgia, the son of a concert pianist. http://freespace.virgin.net/d.moore1/Donna2/Screwball_Stars.htm

The Stars The stars of screwball comedy were sophisticated, handsome, urbane men and classy glamourous spirited women. Despite their sophistication and glamour, they were not averse to taking the odd pratfall, or looking silly. They very seldom received Oscars for their screwball comedy roles, many of these stars received no Oscar at all, but this is my tribute to their skill, wit and charm, and for the endless hours of fun they have provided. Jean Arthur Claudette Colbert Melvyn Douglas Irene Dunne ... Ginger Rogers Jean Arthur 1905 - 1991 Jean Arthur's alternately husky and squeaky voice could be either ruthless or sweet, according to the role she was playing. She had a serious, almost puzzled look which suited her screwball comedy roles as the down-to-earth girl thrust into odd situations, such as her role as Mary Smith in Easy Living Born Gladys Georgianna Greene in upstate New York on 17 October, 1905 (or possibly 1900 or 1908!) she was the daughter of a photographer and did modelling work as a teenager which brought her to the attention of 20th Century Fox who signed her up in 1923. She starred in a variety of westerns and short comedy films before signing with Paramount in 1927 where she was the protege of David O Selznick. By 1931 she had been dropped by Paramount and Jean Arthur returned to the New York stage for two years. In 1934 she signed with Columbia and the turning point of her career was her first movie with Columbia -

68. Cool Quiz! Trivia, Quizzes, Puzzles, Jokes, Useless Knowledge, Gould, Glenn (1932 1982) Classical pianist - Thirty Two Short greene, Lorne Actor- Played Ben Cartwright on Hill, arthur Actor - The Andromeda Strain , A http://www.coolquiz.com/trivia/canada/famous.asp

fwLoadMenus("#FFCCFF","#FEE4FA"); Search Cool Quiz! Trivia Quizzes Puzzles Humor ... Tell a Friend Famous Canadians Famous Canadians A B C D ... Z Adams, Bryan Musician - "Cuts Like a Knife", "Everything I Do, I Do It For You" Aitken, William Maxwell Publisher, Politician - Newspaper magnate, 1st Baron of Beaverbrook Allen, John F Physicist - Co-Discoverer of Superfluidity Altman, Sidney Biochemist - 1989 Nobel Prize Winner in Chemistry Anderson, Pamela Actress - "Baywatch", "Barb Wire" Anka, Paul Musician - "Diana", "My Way", "The Tonight Show Theme" April Wine Band - "You Could Have Been A Lady", "Bad Side Of The Moon" Arcand, Denys Director - "The Decline of the American Empire", "Jesus of Montreal", "Love and Human Remains" Arden, Jann Musician - "Living Under June" Atwood, Margaret Author - "The Handmaid's Tale", "Bodily Harm", "The Robber Bride" Aykroyd, Dan Comedian, Actor - "Saturday Night Live", "The Blues Brothers" B Bachman-Turner-Overdrive Band - "Let It Ride", "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" Bain, Conrad Actor - "Diff'rent Strokes", "Maude" Bairstow, Scott

69. Chelsea FCC Current Events Solomia Soroka and arthur greene Violin/Piano duet Sunday, September 16 400pm flute / piccolo Sunday, April 28 400 pm With Michelle Cooker, pianist. http://www.hvcn.org/info/chelseafcc/current.htm

Current Events Please see the church calendar for additional events! Supper at 6:00 p.m., Study at 7:30 Maundy Thursday (Tenebrae) March 28, 7:00 p.m. Community Good Friday Service Methodist Church, March 29, 12:15 p.m. Ongoing Projects Stained Glass Window Restoration Our long-awaited stained-glass renovation has begun! We anticipate that this will be a project of many years, but worth the wait. A small window near the front entrance is restored, and two large windows (1 is shown above) in the sanctuary are also finished. Another in the parlor is currently scheduled to be restored soon. Our contractor for this work is a noted stained glass studio, ShadeTree Studios of Petoskey. More windows will be restored as funds are available. Some members have expressed an interest in funding a window restoration as a memorial or honorarium. Small brass plaques will identify the restoration donor below the chosen window. On a sunny morning, stop in and gaze in wonder! When the church is lit up for evening events is another gazing opportunity from the exterior. Concerts and the Piano Our new concert grand piano has been receiving rave reviews! The arrival of our new piano also brought with it a new outreach venture, Chelsea Musical Celebrations [CMC]. This non-profit organization is dedicated to providing area residents with the opportunity to enjoy first-class musical entertainment at an affordable cost. Marsha Rinke, our Music Director, also heads up CMC.

70. Fresh Air: Wednesday - April 2, 2003 Michael Caine and adapted from the novel by Graham greene. Redemption's Son, the thirdalbum by singersongwriter Joseph arthur. 'The pianist' Film critic http://discover.npr.org/freshair/feature_info_fa.jhtml?name=commentary

71. Texas Artist's Museum Laura Fisher, Reflective Moments Ginger greene, A Woman's Ike Mills, paintingsJay Vinecour, pianist. Robert Lawson, paintings Port arthur Art Association http://www.portarthur.com/tam/

Texas Artists Museum 3501 Cultural Center Drive Port Arthur, Texas 77642 Hours: Tuesday- Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Noon - 1:00 for lunch Saturday by appointment only You are invited to attend the reception for the Eighth Annual National Juried Photography Contest Texas Artists Museum Sunday,November 10 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Feel free to come at 2:30 and be entertained by the Lamar University, Beaumont Dance Department, who will present a free recital for our guests. All are welcome! TAMs is located at 3501 Cultural Center Drive, next to the Port Arthur Civic Center. Texas Artists Museum is having an Under $50 Art Sale Tuesday, November 26 and Wednesday, November 27 from 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. both days. Local artists will provide unframed original artwork for purchase at this sale. There will be oils, watercolors, pastels and pencil sketches, most for under $50, all unframed. Remember, frames comprise almost 50% of the cost of a piece of art, so the savings could be significant. This sale is open to the public.

72. Bio Born in 1978 in Saigon, Vietnam, pianist Andrew Le is currently a summa laude) andMaster's degree in Piano Performance, under the tutelage of arthur greene. http://www.drewle.com/bio.html

"drew's head on richter's body" (1999) by hotmeer patel. formerly on display at the university of michigan school of music. Born in 1978 in Saigon, Vietnam, pianist Andrew Le is currently a doctoral candidate at the crazy Juilliard School in New York City, as a student of Jerome Lowenthal. Winner of the 1993 MTNA-Baldwin Piano Competition, Andrew is a graduate of the University of Michigan School of Music, receiving both a Bachelor's ( cum summa laude ) and Master's degree in Piano Performance, under the tutelage of Arthur Greene. Prior to his studies at Michigan, he studied under Victoria Mushkatkol at the Interlochen Arts Academy, Richard Ridenour, Vivian Kleinhuizen, and his grandmother, Hein Le. A seasoned veteran of the Interlochen Arts Camp, Andrew has participated in the University of Michigan's All-State program throughout high school, recieving full-tuition scholarships for both violin and piano. In 2002, he was one of twelve pianists selected to participate in the Music Academy of the West, in Santa Barbara, California. Also active as a teacher, Andrew has served on the faculty of the All-State Summer Camp at Interlochen

73. Russian & Soviet Music - Classic Sergei Lyapunov (18591924) Sergei Liapunov - Composer and pianist - by Ryan essentialguide of Scriabin - by Stephen Whittington; arthur greene's Scriabin Page. http://www.slavweb.com/eng/Russia/music/class-e.html

Classical Music General Composers Conductors Players ... Miscellaneous General Sites Music under Soviet Rule - Ian MacDonald (the author of "The New Shostakovich") Classical Music in Russia Russian Classical Music Page Moscow Classic The Third International Tchaikovsky Competition for Young Musicians ... Ruvo Classic - Russian classical romances (Art songs) Composers Soviet Composers - by Onno van Rijen The Forgotten Avant Garde: Soviet Composers Crushed by Stalin - by Andrew J Horton (Central Europe Review , 28 June 1999) Mily Balakirev (1837-1910) Mily Alexeyevich Balakirev - from the website "Classical Musicians Dictionary" Alexander Borodin (1833-1887) Alexander Porphyrievich Borodin Classical Net : Borodin Songs by Alexander Borodin Alexander Porfir'yevich Borodin - from the website "Classical Musicians Dictionary" Cesar Cui (Tsezar Kyui, 1835-1918) Cesar Antonovich Cui - by Mademoiselle Fifi Cesar Cui - from the website "Classical Musicians Dictionary" Gara Garayev (Kara Karayev, 1918-) Remembering Gara Garayev. A Legend in His Own Time - 80th Jubilee - by Azad Sharifov Alexandr Glazunov (1865-1936) Alexander Glazunoff - by Jeffrey Lallemand Alexander Konstantinovich Glazunov - from the website "Classical Musicians Dictionary" Glazunov... Shostakovich... Kancheli...

74. World Almanac For Kids October 1, 1904, Vladimir Horowitz, pianist (Berdichev, Russia 1904, Graham greene,author (Hertfordshire, England; died 1829, Chester A. arthur, 21st president of http://www.worldalmanacforkids.com/explore/birthdays10.html

'); else document.write(''); // This script will choose the CSS (stylesheet) to use based on browser // End > EXPLORE ANIMALS ENVIRONMENT HISTORICAL BIRTHDAYS ... home October 1 Vladimir Horowitz, pianist (Berdichev, Russia; died 1989) Daniel Boorstin, historian and former librarian of Congress (Atlanta, GA) Walter Matthau, actor (New York, NY; died 2000) James Whitmore, actor (White Plains, NY) Jimmy Carter , 39th president of the United States (Plains, GA) William Rehnquist, chief justice of the Supreme Court (Milwaukee, WI) Tom Bosley, actor (Chicago, IL) Richard Harris, actor/singer (Limerick, Ireland) Julie Andrews, actress/singer (Walton, England) Rod Carew, former baseball player (Gaton, Panama) Grete Waitz, marathon runner (Oslo, Norway) Mark McGwire, baseball player and home run record holder (Pomona, CA) top October 2 Nat Turner, slave who led insurrection (Southampton County, VA; died 1831) Mohandas Gandhi, Indian political leader (Porbandar, India; died 1948) Cordell Hull, statesman (Pickett County, TN; died 1955) Wallace Stevens, poet (Reading, PA; died 1955)

75. Bronx Dance Theatre Quietly Reopens Its Doors In Belmont By David Greene Ragtime pianist at Pel Bay Library. Theatre on Bainbridge Avenue, which has relocatedto 585 E. 187th Street, between arthur Avenue and PHOTO BY DAVID greene. http://www.bxtimes.com/News/2000/0928/leisure_&_for_your_information/77.html

Weather in the Bronx For local news delivered via email enter address here: News Police Blotter Community Calendar For Your Health Editorial ... Contact Us Advertising Save My Card Classified Order Subscription Order Search Archive Bronx Times Reporter, Inc. All Rights Reserve E-Mail Us Newspaper web site content management software and services September 28, 2000 A DAY IN JAMAICA MetroCard bus schedules visits Ragtime pianist at Pel Bay Library Kings Harbor schedules flea market ... reopens its doors in Belmont Bronx Dance Theatre quietly reopens its doors in Belmont by David Greene Pictured here is the former site of the Bronx Dance Theatre on Bainbridge Avenue, which has relocated to 585 E. 187th Street, between Arthur Avenue and Hoffman Street. - PHOTO BY DAVID GREENE The Bronx Dance Theater, which had been located at 286 E. 204th Street for the last 14 years, quietly and unexpectedly closed its doors recently to the surprise and disappointment of many residents of the community. Some residents expressed shock at the first sight of the Webster Avenue Furniture store that quickly took its place. When reached at her new office, Barbara Klein, artistic director and founder of the Bronx Dance Theater, said the company was no longer able to meet the high rent and was forced to move to its new location at 585 E. 187th Street, between Arthur Avenue and Hoffman Street. The Bronx Dance Theater was founded in 1976 and spent its first 10 years on the Grand Concourse near Fordham Road, before moving to E. 204th Street and Bainbridge Avenue. Besides offering live theater performances to the public, such as the annual Nutcracker Christmas show, according to Klein, they provided probably the best dance teaching and performing opportunity in the borough.

76. Student Bios from Yizhak Schotten. This year Sarah has performed with arthur greene,pianist, and Charlie Haden, bassist. She toured Venezuela http://www.kneisel.org/studbio2.htm

2002 KNEISEL HALL YOUNG ARTISTS CELLO JULIA BIBER , Brookline, Massachusetts. A student at the Mannes College of Music, Julia studies with Barbara Stein-Mallow. Other instructors have included Norman Fischer, Beth Pearson and Crispin Campbell. She has participated in the Interlochen Advanced String Quartet Institute, Musicorda, and the Madeline Island Music Festival. Julia attended Interlochen Arts Academy from 1997 to 1999. In addition, she has worked with the Brentano Quartet as well as the Maia and Ying Quartets at Interlochen. This is Julia’s second summer at Kneisel Hall. MIKE BLOCK , Overland Park, Kansas. Mike makes his way to Kneisel Hall from the Cleveland Institute of Music where he studies with Richard Aaron. Mike was the cellist selected to perform in the Asko Concerto at the Music of Elliott Carter workshop at Carnegie Hall. ANDREW BRADFORD , Charlottesville, Virginia. Andrew attends the New England Conservatory, studying with Paul Katz. He has attended summer programs such as the Rocky Ridge Music Center, Encore School for Strings, Killington Music Festival, and the Boston University Tanglewood Institute. This is Andrew’s second summer at Kneisel Hall. Andrew has served as principal cellist of the North Carolina School of the Arts Symphony Orchestra and Opera Orchestra. Andrew has performed solo recitals in nine states. CHRISTOPHER GROSS , Des Moines, Iowa. Christopher, a student of Andor Toth, comes to Kneisel Hall from Oberlin College. Although a newcomer to Kneisel Hall, he has attended festivals at Aspen and Brevard.

77. Materiali Sonori - The Big Catalogue pianist B greene recorded three of his own compositions with the help of JacquesCoursil (tr), arthur Jones (a sax), Claude Delcloo (dr), Didier Malherbe (fle http://www.matson.it/html/hivinylcat.asp?label=Jazz - Free-Jazz - Rock-Jazz - Fu

78. Kirjandus Ulysses Simpson Grant, riigijuht Graham greene, kirjanik Rachel riigijuht TheodoreRoosevelt, riigijuht arthur Rubenstein, pianist Salman Rushdie http://www.sirp.ee/2002/23.08.02/Kirjand/kirjand1-2.html

Kes on kes ehk Tulgu uus taevas Tuntud tegijad, kes on oma sõnul ateistid, agnostikud või umbuskliku suhtumisega ristiusu kirikusse. Ateiste on maailma elanikkonna seas õige tähtsusetu vähemus, see teeb nimekirja eriti väärtuslikuks – mida vähem, seda ainulaadsem. Koostaja selgitus. Alljärgnev on koostaja subjektiivne valik, omamoodi Schindleri nimekiri. Esiteks muidugi sellepärast, et need inimesed eelistasid/eelistavad nn. ristiusu jumala valgusele teisi võimalusi. Teiseks sellepärast, et siin seisab ka Oskar Schindleri nimi, kuigi mees ise on on maetud pühitsetud mulda Mount Zioni katoliiklaste kalmistul. Proua Schindler on avalikkuse ees esinedes teatanud, et nad kumbki ei uskunud nn. ristiusu jumalasse ega pühakutesse. Veel. Ennatlik on kõiki neid inimesi nimetada ateistideks, aga enamik neist on olnud/on aktiivsed võitlevad ateistid või agnostikud. Paljud ei oska end täpselt määretleda, nimetades end kord nii, siis naa; viimaks hoopis kolmatmoodi. Ka see on tervitatav, sest võime kahelda on arenenud inimese üks kiiduväärt omadustest. Iga surnud isiku avaldused on kontrollitud ja jäädvustatud kaasaegsete poolt. Ja nota bene, otsustasin pärast pikka kaalumist, et iga konkreetse nime taga seisab vaid üks märksõna, kuigi paljud nimetatutest on tegutsenud või tegutsevad mitmes vallas. Lisand “riigijuht” märgib USA presidenti, “poliitik” tähistab ka peaministrit, “lavastaja” tähendab ka re¯issööri jne. Nimekirja moto laenasin Hellar Grabbilt ilma tema teadmata: Tulgu uus taevas.

79. Producers' Showcase - Episode Guide Stratford, Ontario, featuring Lorne greene in Julius Elizabeth Doubleday, VirginioAssandri, arthur Newman (in Roll, Jord'n Roll ), pianist Artur Rubenstein http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet/EpisodeGuideSummary/showid-4205/

Producers' Showcase - Episode Guide Season: All Producers' Showcase Show Home Episode List Goofs Guide Cast Guide ... Crew Guide Season 1 Tonight at 8:30 gs Ginger Rogers Trevor Howard Gig Young Margaret Hayes ... Dermot McNamara Three playlets by Noel Coward, original music composed and conducted by Carmen Dragon: "Red Peppers," a satirical affectionate look at small-time vaudeville with two musical numbers, "Still Life," in which couple "see a stranger across a crowded room" and which was eventually made into a movie titled "Brief Encounter," and "Shadow Play," musical about a crisis in an otherwise happy marriage, and in her television debut, Gloria Vanderbilt. b : 18-Oct-1954 w Noel Coward d Otto Preminger State of the Union gs Joseph Cotton (Grant Matthews) Margaret Sullavan (Mary Matthews) Nina Foch Ray Walston An extremely successful and fundamentally honest businessman is lured into presidential ambitions, and is forced to make compromise after compromise until he withdraws from the race, determined to reform the system. b : 15-Nov-1954 w Howard Lindsay Russel Crouse d Arthur Penn Dateline gs Sid Caesar Marian Anderson Perry Como Eddie Fisher ... Ray Walston b : 13-Dec-1954 w Mel Tolkin Robert Sherwood d Alan Handley Call to Freedom gs Martha Moedl Anton Dermota Paul Schoeffler Irmgard Seefried ... Karl Kamann Docummentary made as part of "Project Twenty" series but run in Producer's Showcase time slot with regular Producer's Showcase sponsors. Relates the struggle for freedom in Austria from the time of the Austro-Hungarian Empire to WWI, to Nazi domination, to WWII, to post-war Four Power Occupation, to final freedom, keyed to the reopening of the rebuilt Vienna State Opera House in November, 1955 with the performance of Beetovan's opera "Fidelio." Produced by Henry Salomon, music scored and conducted by Robert Russell Bennett, narrated by Alexander Scourby; opera cast includes Martha Moedl, Anton Dermota, Paul Schoeffler, Irmgard Seefried, Ludwig Weber, Waldemar Kmentt, Karl Kamann, with Karl Bohm conducting the Vienna Philharmonic.

80. MetroActive | Santa Cruz Guide | Calendar arthur greene pianist performs works of Russian composer Alexander Scriabin.8pm. $5$10. Recital Hall, Music Center, UCSC (459.2159). http://www.metroactive.com/papers/cruz/09.22.99/guide-cal-9938.html

The Guide Index Santa Cruz MetroActive Central Archives Air Apparent: The Museum of Art and History opens a new show of plein air paintings by Lundy Siegriest and Terry St. John Oct. 2. Cultural Calendar Daring, athletic dance company presents new works. 8 and 10pm. $10. Museum of Art and History, 705 Front St, SC (429.1964). Fall Fat Fry Autumn edition of the all-star Americana festival. 11am. $28-$32 per day/$50 festival pass. Aptos Village Park, Aptos (420.2800). Festival in Flamenco Dancer Las Ramas and guitarist Eric "Luis" Jarmie. 8pm. $13-$15. Kuumbwa, 320 Cedar St, SC (427.2227). Longboard Surfing Pioneering all-women surfing contest featuring the area's best. 7am. Capitola Beach, Esplanade, Capitola (475.6522). SC County Symphony Season opening concert features Maurice Ravel's Alborado del Gracioso , Sergei Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3 (featuring Aaron Miller) and Amy Beach's Symphony in E Minor. 8pm. $17-$32. SC Civic Auditorium, 307 Church St, SC (420.5260). SC Blues Festival The popular SC Blues Festival debuts an autumn lineup including Dr. John and John Lee Hooker. 7pm. $30-$40. Mountain Winery, 15400 Montalvo Rd, Saratoga. (408.961.5858).

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