Word: trios
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Last week Ballet Theatre put on the trio's latest, Facsimile. The scene was described simply as "a lonely place"; the cast as "three insecure people" and "some integrated people." Choreographer Robbins described Facsimile as "serious and sad." It involved a lonely girl in a bathing suit (shapely Ballerina Nora Kaye) and two young men who come along and make love to her, quarrel over her and then leave her. The set was a sparse Daliesque landscape...
Carnegie 1946 was filled with plenty of the pleasant landscapes and appreciative portraits which generally win the $200 popular prize awarded at the end of the show. But Carnegie's three conservative jurors picked a far from conservative trio of official prizewinners. First prize ($1,000) went to hulking Karl Knaths for his gray-green, deftly tangled Gear, a composite of the Provincetown, Mass, waterfront...
...William Schuman, President of the Juilliard School in New York City, and the Mexican virtuese Carlos Chavez are included among the distinguished musicians invited to make contributions. Martinu with Walter Piston, professor of Music, are composing string quartets for the opening program, and Arnold Schoenberg is preparing a string trio for the occasion...
...Needless duplication of the Tschaikowsky, Beeethoven, and Brahms symphonies wastes precious material while the lesser known but valuable works of such composers as Mozart, Purcell, and most moderns are sadly neglected. American catalogues list seven versions of Brahms's First Symphony and none of Mozart's important Seventh Clarinet Trio in E flat...
Born. To Julius ("Groucho") Marx, 55, cigar-waving, eye-rolling youngest of the caper-cutting Marx trio, and Catherine ("Kay") Marvis, 25: their first child; in Los Angeles. Name: Melinda. Weight...