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September 1963 KPFA FolioPage 6: Image | Text 9:00 COMMENTARY. Rabbi Sidney Akselrad (Sept. 25) 9:15 WINESBURG, OHIO-XIV. "The Untold Lie" and "Drink" (KPFK) 9:50 TWO MASTERWORKS BY ARNOLD SCHOENBERG. Pierrot Lunaire and Die Gluckliche Hand with soloists Bethany Beardslee and Robert Oliver. Robert Craft conducts the Columbia Symphony and chorus. (Columbia M2L 279) (OCT. 4) 10:45 POPE JOHN'S ECUMENICAL COUNCIL. Robert Blair Kaiser, who received the 1963 Overseas Press Club Award for best magazine reporting, talks with Paul Schaffer. (WBAI) 11:30 ORCHESTRALVOCAL CONCERT. (Sep. 15) C. P. E. BACH Magnificat, D major (49) J. S. BACH Magnificat, BWV 243 (34) 1:00 THE TROY LEGEND IN LITERATURE-I. In the first of a series of three programs from a session of the recent Belmont Conference on "Literature: Genre and Tradition," Prof. Keith Aldrich of UCSanta Barbara discusses the Troy theme in Euripides. 1:35 A LOCATELLI CONCERTO. a cinque in F minor, Opus 1, No. 8, performed by I Musici. (Philips PHM 500025) 2:00 THE TROY LEGEND IN LITERATURE-II. Prof. Lawrence V. Ryan of Stanford University describes treatments of the theme in Medieval and Renaissance literature. 2:30 HELEN WATTS SINGS PURCELL. Single songs and songs for the theater by Henry Purcell. Helen Watts is accompanied by harpsichordist Thurston Dart. (L'Oiseau Lyre OL 50173) 3:00 THE TROY LEGEND IN LITERATURE-Ill. Prof. Emile Snyder of the University of Washington traces the Troy theme through modern literature. 3:30 A RECITAL BY VLADIMIR HOROWITZ. Chopin's Sonata No. 2 in B-flat minor, the Arabesque, Opus 18 of Robert Schumann, several Etudes by Rachmaninoff and the Hungarian Rhapsody No. 19. (Columbia KL 5771) 4:15 PROGRAMS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
5:15 PREVIEW. Claire lsaacs (Sept. 25) 5:30 DGG ARCHIVE SERIES
6:30 KPFA NEWS 7:00 COMMENTARY. Sidney Roger (SEPT. 27) 7:15 SPECIAL REPORT By KPFA News (SEP. 27) 7:30 THE MELOS ENSEMBLE PLAYS BEETHOVEN. The Septet in E-flat, Opus 20 performed by the Melos Ensemble of London. (L'Oiseau Lyre OL 50185) 8:15 CLARK KERR: The Uses of the University, II. In the second of three lectures delivered by Dr. Kerr, president of the University California, at Harvard University as Godkin lecturer for 1963, he discusses "The Realities of the Federal Grant University." 9:15 THEATER REVIEW. R. G. Davis 9:30 DEMOCRACY: LIBERAL OR CONSERVATIVE? John Cogley, of the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions at Santa Barbara, speaking to an Adult Education Center group. 10:30 MODERN JAZZ SCENE. Philip F. Elwood (SEPT. 27) 11:00 BOOKS. Kenneth Rexroth (Sept. 22) 11:30 SING ME A SONG WITH SOCIAL SIGNIFICANCE. John Ohliger. FRIDAY, September 277:00 CHAMBER MUSIC BY BRAHMS
9:00 COMMENTARY. Sidney Roger (Sept.26) 9:15 WINESBURG, OHIO-XV. Onslow Stevens reads "Death." (KPFK) 9:40 HELEN WATTS SINGS SCARLATTI. Two cantatas by Alessandro Scarlatti, II Rossignuolo and Clan Vezzosa e Bella, are sung by contralto Helen Watts. (L'Oiseau Lyre OL 50173) 10:00 MAN ON EARTH. Ecologist S. P. R. Charter (Sept. 22) 10:30 "MRS. G. B. S." A conversation with Janet Dunbar, author of a recently published biography of Shaw's wife. (WBAI) 11:15 SPECIAL REPORT (Sept. 26) 11:30 ORCHESTRAL CONCERT (Sept. 13)
1:00 THE SHAPE OF MUSIC-Ill. Continuing the series by Robert Erickson (Archives) 1:35 WINESBURG, OHIO-XVI. Onslow Stev- | |
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