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...subject of next week's cover story in TIME is Picasso and modern art. It is eleven years since Pablo Picasso has been on TIME'S cover, and he might well have reposed there 30 years before that, if we had been publishing then. Picasso and a handful of other old men living in France have dominated 20th Century art from its beginning...
...Western Europe and the U.S. had clustered there for the most notable of the summer's festivals in honor of Johann Sebastian Bach, who died 200 years ago next month. Prades' festival was centered in one of Bach's most renowned interpreters, 73-year-old Cellist Pablo Casals, who had come out of self-imposed retirement there (TIME, Jan. 30) for the occasion...
...month ago, when some of the world's top virtuosos first gathered in Prades for rehearsals, stocky little Pablo Casals quickly dismissed the idea that he himself deserved any special homage. "We are here because of Bach," he said. "We are also here to give pleasure and we will give pleasure to each other. I thank you. I love...
...young musicians found that, as a conductor, aging Pablo Casals had no particular "technique of discipline." Said one: "He cannot enliven or discipline a bored technician. He is a conductor for real musicians. You give as much...
...days later in the Philippine Senate, owl-eyed, anti-Quirinist Pablo Angeles David rose to report a new campaign of terror in Pampanga province. The perpetrators, David charged, were not Hukbalahaps, but government constabulary troops out for revenge for the assassination of one of their commanders. On Good Friday, David told the Senate, constabulary troops and civilian guards raided his home town of Bacolor, massacred some 100 men, women & children and burned 130 houses...