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...blown up by The Winds of War. The 18-hour, $40 million extravaganza averaged a 38.6 rating and a hefty 53 share of the audience, placing it close behind the 1977 Roots-also aired by ABC-as the highest-rated mini-series in television history. Said ABC President John Severino: "Absolutely sensational! We're elated...
...joke-"Sing me that nice part of the thing we just heard." But most of all, precise composition yielded to aleatory music-the music of chance, in which performers are free to improvise with little control beyond their own musicality. In all the baffling proceedings, Berberian and Roman Flutist Severino Gazzelloni were godsends to composers and audiences alike...
Last week, the first of the fortune hunters to come out of the wilderness were back in Macapa. Luckiest was Severino Gomes de Almeida, with $25,000 worth of nuggets. But most had found only misfortune. Some had lost their gear or their gold when canoes overturned. Others suffered from malaria, beriberi and bubonic ulcers. Most disillusioned was a prostitute, who had earned only $94.40. "There is no goodness or kindness up there," she said. "All those men think about is gold...
...When Severino graduated last summer, it looked for a while as though his blooming artistic career might be cut cruelly short. His father, a poor tenant farmer, could not afford the $235, for tuition and expenses, to send Severino to art school in nearby Urbino (where Raphael was born in 1483). Rome Art Dealer Gaetano Chiurazzi, informed of Severino's plight, offered his gallery for a show of Severino's drawings plus a sampling of the most distinguished works of the Severino School, all proceeds to go to the artists to "study and grow...
...week's end Severino's pictures were a sellout, his schooling virtually assured. Said Italy's leading art weekly, La Fiera Letteraria: "There is an inspirational force and power of imagination here which we have never seen in other exhibitions of the kind." Gallery Director Chiurazzi immediately began making plans to send the show on to Milan and Paris. Severino took his early success calmly. Looking for the first time at the work of another successful artist, 70-year-old Pablo Picasso, he observed: "Why, he doesn't even know how to draw. He must...