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...week's most effective show was straight from real life: an interview with Pablo Casals, the world's greatest cellist. In Prades, France, where Casals has lived in self-imposed exile from Franco Spain since the end of the civil war, the 78-year-old artist played two selections on the cello for another in NBC's Wise Men series. The fascinating part of the film, produced by Robert Graff, was the man rather than the musician. Out of the conversation, Casals' personality rose cleanly, buttressed by the serenity of a man who lives...
...more fiery spirit was the late Spanish-born Julio Gonzalez, son of a Barcelona goldsmith. A tutor to fellow Barcelones Pablo Picasso, Gonzalez hammered out of sheet iron figures in praise of the peasant girls of his native land (see cut). Among the first of the Americans was Mobile-Master Alexander Calder, who strung together cut-out metal forms to create a moving, pulsating world of abstract form slowly moving in space...
...Conversation with Pablo Casals (Sun. 5 p.m., NBC). The famed cellist plays Bach and talks of his life...
...decibel choruses to remind a man that he is getting his money's worth, the music is small and wrought with loving care for some of the most passionately musical audiences in the world. And the focus of it all is the adored and venerated master-Spanish Cellist Pablo Casals...
...their first trip across the ocean. Both the seasoned and the inexperienced tell us that they often take tips from our pages about where to go and what to see abroad. One of the old hands took off by plane last week with our last story on Pablo Picasso and the artist's big retrospective show at the Louvre. This traveler said he intended to head for the Louvre as soon as he hits Paris. Another reader, a friend of one of our editors, just returned from Italy with a replica of an Etruscan figurine he bought after reading...