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...years ago, St. Louis summoned Conductor Eleazar de Carvalho from Brazil to take over its ailing orchestra, and Conductor de Carvalho, 49, lost no time in letting the patrons know what they could expect. "I am a man of the avant-garde," he said in his first press conference. "We must do something to open their ears...
...Carvalho's latest "something" left mouths open, if not ears. What was it? The U.S. premiere of Greek Composer Yannis Xenakis' Strategic for Two Orchestras and Two Conductors, in which two orchestras get to play segments of the same score at the same time (though not the same segments) to find out which one comes closest to the composer's intent...
Correspondent George de Carvalho is beginning to rank as an expert on exotic rivers. Five years ago, as our Rio de Janeiro bureau chief, he suggested and did the reporting for the color story on the Amazon (Nov. 23, 1959). Not long after he became Beirut bureau chief in 1962, he began to visualize color pages of the Nile. Last summer he sold his idea to the editors; the results, thousands of miles, words and transparencies later, are the eight pages of color pictures and a timely story...
...with the RELIGION color pictures of Pope Paul's pilgrimage was a problem of speed - as well as stamina and a little bit of luck - for a crew of photographers working under the general field guidance of Rome Bureau Chief Robert E. Jackson and Beirut Chief George de Carvalho. Photographer Ben Martin was seized and dragged into St. Anne's Church by confused guards who, after demanding his film, unthinkingly left him in the church to take the only pictures of the Pope greeting the Orthodox prelates there. To get the picture of the papal procession moving along...
...Scoffed Carvalho Pinto: "Brizola has every right to become Minister of Finance, since he fulfills all the constitutional requirements for the job-one of which is to be more than 20 years old." By now Goulart was busily circumscribing Pinto's authority, and Pinto resigned as a matter of duty-"the duty of being coherent at an hour when the demagoguery of some and the greed of others seem to prevail...