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Male Support: Thomas Beveridge, as Second Chaplain in Mandelbaum's "The Four Chaplains" (Opera Guild); Malcolm Ticknor, as Aristeus-Pluto in "Orpheus...
...representative of the modern era, and the major work on the program, was the world premier of Joel Mandelbaum's The Four Chaplains. Despite the obstacle of its weak and sometimes sentimental libretto which was only spasmodically idiomatic, Mandelbaum has written a frequently powerful score. There is, at times, a Hindemithean austerity to the harmony, but the opera, his second to be presented at Harvard, has a pervasive lyricism and breadth. Despite furiously active conducting by the composer, there were a few more problems with the orchestra, which will no doubt be smoothed out during the run. The staging...
...Maurice Mandelbaum has accepted a post as lecturer in philosophy for next year. He comes here from Dart-mouth, where he has been teaching since...
...Mandelbaum is the author of two books: "Problems of Historical Knowledge" and "Phenomenology of Moral Experience." At present he is teaching three philosophy courses, including the Dartmouth equivalent of Philosophy 1. Prior to his appointment at Dartmouth, Mandelbaum taught at Swarthmore for 12 years...
...music of Joel Mandelbaum acts as more than a bright decoration of the plot since the composer has a really brilliant sense for musical parodies. In the course of the show he spoofs English madrigals and Gilbert and Sullivan patter songs, with a small comment on Bach chorals thrown in between. His talent, however, is no less evident in some warm long songs and the music for the large production numbers. For these ballet scenes, Liz Keen contributes some amazingly expert choreography...