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CAPE Quartet for the End of Time (1941) Oliver Messiaen 1. Liturgy of Crystal WHIRL 2. Vocalise, for the Angel Who Announces the End of Time 3. Abyss of Birds 4. Interlude 5. Praise to the Eternity of Jesus A swirl of wool to slip 6. Dance of Fury for the Seven Trumpets into and go. Just another 7. The Haze of Rainbows Surrounding the great look from A&S Angel Who Announces the End of Time exciting fashion collections. 8. Praise to the Immortality of Jesus AT THE A&S NEAREST YOU

Scott Nickrenz, Music Director for the Chamber Music Series Peter Serkin, piano, made his first public appearance at the age of twelve in a performance of the Haydn Concerto in D major, conducted by Alexander Schneider, at the The place Marlboro Music Festival. He repeated the Concerto in the fall of 1959 in his New York debut at the New School. to come... Mr. Serkin has appeared with such major orchestras as the Amsterdam Concertgebouw, The Cleveland and Philadel- phia Orchestras, the Chicago, Toronto, Boston and San for low-cost, Francisco Symphonies and the New York Philharmonic; with chamber music ensembles including the Budapest, Guarneri, and Galimir String Quartets; and at the Casals high-quality Festivals in Prades and Puerto Rico. His interest in per- forming rarely heard repertoire is reflected in the variety of works which he has recorded, which include chamber family protection! works by Busoni, Reger and Dvorak, the Schoenberg Concerto and Mozart's fantasies and rondos. He has re- corded for RCA, Columbia and Vanguard. The Ida Kavafian, violin, was born in , ,of Williamsburgh Armenian descent. She has studied with Ara Zerounian, Mischa Mischakoff and . A frequent prize- Savings winner, she most recently - in October 1973 - won first prize at the Vianna Motta International Violin Competi- Bank tion in Lisbon, Portugal and will make her recital debuts Incorporated 1851 in London and Paris during the 1974-75 season. Miss Kavafian has appeared frequently in recital, on television Brooklyn Offices: and with numerous orchestras - in 1972 she was soloist with the New York Chamber Orchestra at Philharmonic 1 Hanson Place at Flatbush Ave., iG Brooklyn, N.Y. 11243 Hall's Mostly Mozart Festival and last season she partici- Broadway at Driggs Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11211 pated in the Casals Festival in Puerto Rico. She is at 86th St. and 23rd Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y. 11214 present holding a grant from the Gulbenkian Foundation New Lots and Pennsylvania Ayes., at The , where she is a full-scholarship Brooklyn N.Y. 11207 student of .

Nassau Offices: Hempstead Turnpike at Center Lane, Fred Sherry, cello, has been a student at The Juilliard Levittown, N.Y. 11756 with Leonard Rose. He won the Hudson Valley 682 Dogwood Ave., Franklin Square, N.Y. 11010 School Philharmonic Young Artists Competition in 1967, appear- ing as soloist with the orchestra the next season. He made Queens Offices: his New York debut, presented by the Young Concert 63rd Drive at Saunders St., Rego Park, N.Y. 11374 Artists Series,in 1969. In addition to his active career as 136-65 Roosevelt Avenue, Flushing, N.Y. 11354 solo cellist, Mr. Sherry has performed with all of the Opening early 1975: 107-15 Continental Ave., leading organizations for new music. Since 1967, he has Forest Hills N.Y. 11375 been cellist of the Group for Contemporary Music, the New York Composers Forum and the Contemporary Manhattan Offices: Chamber Ensemble. He has also been featured with the 74 Wall St. at Pearl St. New York, N.Y. 10005 Juilliard Ensemble and the Philadelphia Composers' 345 East 86th St., New York, N.Y. 10028 Forum. He is a founding member of Speculum Musicae and has been a member of the Galimir String Quartet. Mr. Sherry has recorded for RCA Victor, Nonesuch and Philips Records. Inquire about If Richard Stoltzman, clarinet, has appeared frequently in recital and chamber music performances throughout the Savings Bank U.S. and Europe. He has most recently recorded "A Gift" for Orion Records with Peter Serkin and . Awarded a grant from the Martha Baird Rockefeller Life Insurance Foundation, he appears this season with the Amadeus and Vermeer String Quartets. He holds a Master of Music office degree from Yale University and has studied with Keith at any Wilson and Kalmen Opperman. Currently Mr. Stoltzman is serving as Western Regional Director for "Young Aud- without iences" and is a member of the faculty of the California Institute of the Arts. Mr. Stoltzman will also be heard in obligation! a "Music from Marlboro" tour this season and is a regular participant at the Marlboro Music Festival in Vermont, J The Classic Classics Sale

Shirley Verrett, Horacio Gutierrez Come to BAM Brooklyn Philharmonia Comes of Age!

Music lovers won't want to miss luscious Mezzo-Soprano The Brooklyn Philharmonia, now in its 21st season, has Shirley Verrett and dynamic Pianist Horacio Gutierrez at scheduled an impressive array of the best in classical and the Brooklyn Academy of Music when they appear in a contemporary music this year - including a five-concert special two-recital subscription series - at the spectacularly major series, a modern series, and a Saturday afternoon low price of $8, $7, and $6 for two concerts!!! children's series. Both Miss Verrett and Mr. Gutierrez have schedules which Under the baton of Music Director and Conductor Lukas Miss Foss, the Philharmonia be such major art- I keep them busy in all parts of the U. S. and Europe. will joined by Verrett will appear on December 6 and Mr. Gutierrez on ists as Soprano Eileen Farrell. Miss Farrell will open the Friday, January 10, both at 8:00pm in the BAM Opera season on November 23 with Wagner's Wesendonck Lieder House. and the "Prelude and Liebestod" from Tristan and Isolde. On December 22 the orchestra will present a complete has charmed audi- Miss Verrett, raised in New Orleans, holiday performance of Handel's The Messiah with solo- Opera, the Bolshoi, ences at La Scala, the Vienna State ists Betty Jones and Benjamin Matthews and the combined - and the San Francisco Covent Garden, the Paris Opera, voices of the Erasmus Club and the Philharmonia since 1968, Choral Opera. An artist with the Metropolitan Opera Choral Society. she sang the roles of both Cassandra and Dido in the same last Continuing in 1 performance of the Met's production of Les Troyens their enormously successful innovations her as programming, 11' year, an incredible musical feat! Critics applauded the Philharmonia will give two four-hour II a superstar - "Young, black, beautiful, and indefatigable!' Marathon programs. On Saturday, January 18, Met Opera said the New York Daily News. Her most recent U. S. discovery Kiri.Te Kanawa will be one of the soloists in triumph was in the Metropolitan's new production of the Vienna Marathon: music of Mozart, Beethoven, Haydn, 4 Bela Bartok's Bluebeard's Castle. Brahms, and others. Pianist Lorin Hollander is the princi- ple soloist for the Paris Marathon on March 4 with music 1 The young Cuban-American pianist Horacio Gutierrez of Ravel and Debussy. made his Carnegie Hall debut last year to the praise of "supervirtuosity" from The New York Times. Mr. Mr. Foss, a student of the great Serge Koussevitsky and Gutierrez's career started at the age of 11 when he ap- Paul Hindemith, is equally at home composing, teaching, peared with the Havana Symphony Orchestra. He has and performing as well as conducting. He will be the been an American citizen since 1967 and in 1970 was the piano soloist for the final all-Beethoven program April 6 leading American winner at the Tchaikovsky Competition. in Carnegie Hall with Masuko Ushioda, violin, and Laurence Mr. Gutierrez has subsequently appeared with all the Lesser, cello, in the Triple Concerto. in and the 1974-75 season major orchestras this country The major series is exciting music for Brooklyn this sea- ' the U.S.S.R., Israel and finds him on tour in Europe, son. Indeed, popular New York Magazine critic Alan Rich ' Ii South America. said of Foss and the Philharmonia, "If that concert (Jan. was any fair sample. Brooklyn is in good shape!" This two-recital series is a real bargain to BAM audiences. 1973) Ii Subscriptions at $8, $7, and $6, are on sale now at the And where else in New York can one get so much music BAM Box Office. In addition special discounts are avail- for so little - as little as $2.00 per concert? Subscriptions sales on sale at $20, $12, and $10 at the BAM : ' able for groups and benefits by calling our group are now $15, department at 636-4118. Box Office.

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The Among Company: Carolyn Brown's House Party November 7 - 10 Thanks! Flicks: Popeye, Bugs, Woody and the Gang November 15 A note of special thanks is due to Jack and Anita Litwack Pennsylvania Ballet Gala Benefit - November 16 of Brooklyn who, with several of their interested friends, Special Guest Artists: November 14 - 17 Mikhail Baryshnikov were instrumental in helping the Academy sell chamber them all. Odetta Gelsey Kirkland music in Brooklyn. We are very grateful to November 17 Rudy Perez Dance Theatre November 21 - 24 Flicks: The Thing and The Blob (double feature) ,it I November 22 rickW ORK The bank that does things for NAN G S New York unlocks some rare riches: . 04.0m.DANK // Treasures of Recorded Sound" A new series featuring classical orchestral and operatic record- foodstuffs... ings made many years ago -some never before heard on radio. These historic recordings are from the New York Public Library's Rodgers & Hammerstein Archives of Recorded Sound. Program Fun, fattening, and fabulous fingerfoods are now available commentary will he by David Hall, Director of the Archives. For for all BAM performances in our lobbies. If you're all music lovers, this series marks a rare opportunity to hear fa- mous artists and orchestras in some of their most notable perform- starved and in a hurry or if you can't face another ham- ances. Produced by George Jellinek for WQXR and presented by burger casserole, we have assorted snacks before curtain The East New York Savings Bank. time. Our red and white pushcarts and bar are also open for intermission. 2:05 PM SUNDAYS So enjoy a light repast of shrimp, miniature quiche 1560 AM FM STEREO Lorraine, pita with salad, or pastries, and quaff a glass wqxR 96.3 of beer, wine or soda; "foodstuffs" is open for business The classic stations for . THE RADIO STATIONS OF THE NEW YORK TIMES and pleasure. BROOKLYN'S Pennsylvania Ballet RESTAURANTMOST FABULOUS Open Daily BAM's new resident dance company, The Pennsylvania & Sun. until 1:30 am Ballet, opens in the Opera House on Thursday, November BREAKFAST 14, with two New York premieres. Brooklyn audiences LUNCHEON, DINNER 1..Me0 will have the first chance to see Lar Lubovitch's Zig Zag BEFORE-THEATRE COCKTAILS 2 and Robert Rodham's An American Rhapsody, the latter AFTER-THEATRE SNACKS to Gershwin music in tribute to the composer's 75th anniversary and the 50th anniversary of Rhapsody in Blue. CATERING The program (repeated on November 17) also includes George ce's.s1 FOR ALL OCCASIONS Balanchine's Serenade and Jose Li mon's The Moor's Pavane. to Homes and Offices. While the Pennsylvania Ballet is in residence they will also "To1', Complete present the New York premiere of Hans Van Manen's Solo st-`14110. Banquet Facilities for Voice 1 along with Balanchine's Concerto Barocco, O FLATBUSH AVE.EXT Harkarvy's Time Passed Summer and Grand Benjamin VC at De Kalb Ave. Pas Espagnol on November 15 and 16. nVVPG 2 Blocks from BAM The Pennsylvania and its Artistic Director Barbara Phone: 852-5257 Weisberger have graciously allowed the Academy to pre- sent its November 16 performance as a gala benefit for The Brooklyn Academy of. Music the BAM Dance Fund. Special guest artists for the eve- 30 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11217 (212)636.4100 ning are Mikhail Baryshnikov and Gelsey Kirkland who will perform the pas de deux from Don Quixote. Harvey Lichtenstein Executive Director Judith E. Daykin Director of Operations Mr. Baryshnikov, one of the leading male dancers in the Sharon Rupert Director of Finance world today, made headlines last June when he left the Leon Van Dyke Director of Development Kirov during its Canadian tour. He made guest appearances Charles Ziff Director of Promotion and this summer in New York with American Ballet Theatre Audience Development to the acclaim of delighted critics and audiences alike. Jane Ward Production Manager William Mintzer Lighting Consultant to BAM Miss Kirkland, appearing on the program through the Maribeth Gilbert Theatre Manager courtesy of American Ballet Theatre has charmed ballet- Robert Ossenfort Assistant Theatre Manager omanes world wide with her beauty, her technique, and Reginald S. Tonry Building Manager her energy. She was formerly with the New York City Daniel J. Sullivan Box Office Treasurer Betty Rosendorn Program Administrator Ballet. Her BAM appearance with Mr. Baryshnikov marks Children's Sarah Welder Group Sales Representative the first time the two have danced together in New York.

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