Word: ops
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...program. His eye caught just the kind of thing he was looking for - "Acclaimed The World's Greatest Tenor" - but to his in finite horror, there, smiling out above the blurb, was Archrival Franco Corelli. Di Stefano reacted with the cool dignity for which he is famous throughout op era. "I will not sing!" he shouted, grab bing his camel's-hair coat and heading for the door...
...Monday the Summer School will present the Marlboro trio in a concert at Sanders Theatre at 8:30 p.m. The young string ensemble will perform Schumann's Trio in F Major; Martinu's Five Pieces for Trio (1931): Faure's Trio, Op. 120; and "Dirge and Variations," written for the Marlboro Trio by David Amram...
Recorded music programs will be presented at 1 p.m. in the Busch Reisinger Museum on the following dates: today, Mozart Quartets, piano and strings, K. Danses concertantes and Fairy's Kiss; 478 and K. 493; tomorrow, Stravinsky, Wednesday, Stockhausen, Klavierstucke and Boulez, Structures; Friday, Schumann, Etudes symphoniques, op...
...last half of the program, Swoboda finally roused the orchestra to enthusiasm with some music that was genuine for its own day, and hence is genuine now: Dvorak's Symphony No. 8 (formerly No. 4) in G major, Op. 88. Here Swoboda seemed to be a free man on home territory, and he was exciting to watch and hear. In the waltz of the third movement, he and the orchestra were all grace; in the final movement he shifted tempo and mood expertly. Here, safe in romanticism, the orchestra came alive...
...outrage Pop, not to mention Grandpop, is the biggest fad since art belonged to Dada. Symposiums discuss it; art magazines debate it; galleries compete for it. Collectors, uncertain of their own taste, find pop art paintings ideal for their chalk-walled, low-ceilinged, $125,000 co-op apartments in new buildings on Park Avenue. Even Manhattan's Museum of Modern Art has bought a pop art sculpture called Dual Hamburger...