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September 1963 KPFA FolioPage 8: Image | Text Armstrong and produced by John Whiting and Mr. A. SUNDAY, September 298:00 RAMEAU Platee (Soloists, Choeurs du Festival d'Aixen-Provence, Crch. de la Societe des Concerts du Conservatoire-Rosbaud) (Pathe 2234) (108) 10:00 BOOKS. Kenneth Rexroth (OCT. 3) 10:30 REPORT TO THE SUBSCRIBER. Trevor Thomas (Sept. 27) 10:45 ABERNATHY, 1960-LOMAX, 1963. On Freedom Road: The Rev. Ralph Abernathy speaking at a rally following the opening of lunch counters to Negroes in Nashville, in November 1960. Louis Lomax addresses a rally in San Francisco in late August, 1963, of the United San Francisco Freedom Movement. 12:00 JAZZ REVIEW 1:30 THE CULTURAL ARTS IN CALIFORNIA-I: Government and University Aid to the Arts. In the first of nine programs in this Folio from the UCLA weekend symposium last April on the arts, Lawrence Lipton discusses what institutions can and/or should do for art and culture. Mr. Lipton is the author of a forthcoming book, "The Growing Edge" (UC Press). (KPFK) 2:00 ORGAN MUSIC BY JOHN BULL. Thurston Dart plays fantasies, preludes, dance pieces and liturgical pieces by John Bull on a Snetzler bureau organ of 1760. (L'Oiseau Lyre OL 50130) 2:45 TILLICH ON RELIGION, SCIENCE AND PHILOSOPHY. Dr. Paul Tillich delivers the second of the 1963 Regents' lectures last February at UCSanta Barbara. 4:00 BARBARA DANE IN SONG AND COMMENT. Recorded at the Berkeley Encampment for Citizenship, 1963. 5:00 THE WAY OF THE MASTERS. A short story about a man looking for a meaning, read by the author, Theodore Roszak. 5:45 CLARINETIST GERVASE DE PEYER plays Weber's Grand Duo Concertant, Le Tombeau de Ravel by Benjamina, and Martinu's Sonatino. (L'Oiseau Lyre CL 50197) 6:30 KPFA NEWS 6:45 REVIEW OF THE BRITISH WEEKLIES (BFA) 7:00 COMMENTARY. To be announced (SEP. 30) 7:15 THE CULTURAL ARTS IN CALIFORNIA-II: Culture in America. The speaker is August Heckscher, director of the Twentieth Century Fund, and comment follows from composer Roy Harris, poet Kenneth Rexroth, motion picture producer Stanley Kramer, and poet Lawrence Lipton. (KPFK) 9:30 OPERA REVIEW. Another in our regular reviews of the San Francisco 10:00 LISTENING POST Reserved for longer recorded compositions recently released. MONDAY, September 307:00 MUSIC BY BARTOK
9:00 COMMENTARY. To be announced (Sep. 29) 9:15 NO TIME FOR HEROES. A round table discussion from the Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions, moderated by John Cogley. (Sept. 12) 10:15 KEYBOARD MUSIC BY GIBBONS AND FARNABY. The harpsichordist is Thurston Dart. The Faranaby pieces are transcribed from the Fitzwilliam Virginal Book, the Gibbons pieces from Parthenia and Cosyn VB. (L'Oiseau Lyre OL 50131) 11:00 THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A CATHOLIC ANARCHIST-Ill. Ammon Hennacy concludes. (Sept. 20) 11:30 CHAMBER-VOCAL CONCERT (Sept. 14)
1:00 THE SHAPE OF MUSIC-IV. Robert Erickson's series continues. (Archives) 1:30 ON SOCIAL WELFARE. E. P. "Red" Stephenson, director of Neighborhood House in North Richmond, talks with the 1963 Berkeley Encampment for Citizenship. 2:35 COLIN DAVIS CONDUCTS STRAVINSKY. The Dumbarton Oaks Concerto, Dances Concertantes, and the Concerto in D performed by the English Chamber Orchestra. (L'Oiseau Lyre OL 50219) 3:30 CONVERSATION: Margaret Webster. Dame Margaret talks with Theresa Loeb Cone about her career in the theater. (Sept.10) 4:00 CHILDREN'S BOOK SAMPLER. Ellyn Beaty 4:15 PROGRAMS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
5:30 CHAMBER SERIES
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