{"id":565,"date":"2021-07-30T19:43:09","date_gmt":"2021-07-30T19:43:09","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/bpo.org\/archives\/classics-repertoire-1936-1937-copy\/"},"modified":"2021-07-30T19:44:34","modified_gmt":"2021-07-30T19:44:34","slug":"classics-repertoire-1964-1965","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/bpo.org\/archives\/classics-repertoire-1964-1965\/","title":{"rendered":"BPO Classics Repertoire 1964-1965"},"content":{"rendered":"

[vc_section][vc_row][vc_column][vc_custom_heading source=”post_title” font_container=”tag:h1|text_align:left” use_theme_fonts=”yes”][\/vc_column][\/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]24, 27 October 1964<\/strong>
\nBeethoven – Military Marches for Winds
\nBeethoven – Grosse Fugue for Strings
\nBeethoven – Symphony No.9 in D minor, op.125 “Chorale”
\nLukas Foss, conductor
\nTaeko Fujii, soprano
\nJoanna Simon, mezzo-soprano
\nRichard Paige, tenor
\nFrancis Hester, bass\/baritone
\nFestival Chorus SUCNY Fredonia,
\nHarriet Simons, director<\/p>\n

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1, 3 November 1964<\/strong>
\nMozart – Cosi fan tutte: Overture
\nMozart – Violin Concerto No.6 in E-flat major, K.268
\nHindemith – Trauermusik
\nHindemith – Kammermusik No.3
\nWagner – Siegfried: Act III, final scene
\nLukas Foss, conductor
\nGladys Kuchta, soprano
\nRichard Cassilly, tenor
\nIsidor Saslav, violinist
\nJesse Levine, violist
\nHoward Colf, cellist<\/p>\n

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15, 17 November 1964<\/strong>
\nSchubert – Symphony No.4 in C minor “Tragic”
\nChopin – Piano Concerto No.1 in E Minor, op.11
\nDebussy\/Ravel – Sarabande and Danse
\nde Falla – El Amor Brujo
\nLukas Foss, conductor
\nAlexander Brailowsky, pianist<\/p>\n

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22, 24 November 1964<\/strong>
\nPergolesi\/Stravinsky – Pulcinella: Suite
\nMozart – Idomeneo (excerpts)
\nLukas Foss, conductor
\nLillian Garabedian, soprano
\nBethany Beardslee, soprano
\nLynn Owen, soprano
\nJacob Barkin, tenor
\nFrancis Hester, bass\/baritone
\nSUNYAB Chorus,
\nRobert D.Sacks, acting director<\/p>\n

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6, 8 December 1964<\/strong>
\nFine – Serious Song
\nProkofiev – Lieutenant Kij\u00e9 Suite, op.60
\nBrahms – Violin Concerto in D major, op.77
\nLukas Foss, conductor
\nItzhak Perlman, violinist<\/p>\n

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13, 15 December 1964<\/strong>
\nHaydn – Symphony No.104 in D major “London”
\nHandel\/Sch\u00f6nberg – Concerto for String Quartet and Orchestra (op.6, No.7)
\nSmith, William O. – Interplay (premiere)
\nRavel – La Valse
\nLukas Foss, conductor
\nLenox Quartet
\nModern Jazz Quartet<\/p>\n

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18 December 1964<\/strong>
\nHandel – Messiah
\nLukas Foss, conductor
\nBethany Beardslee, soprano
\nLillian Garabedian, mezzo-soprano
\nStanley Kolk, tenor
\nWilliam Wolff, bass\/baritone
\nRivka Mandelkern, continuo
\nSUCNY Fredonia Chorus,
\nHarriet Simons, director<\/p>\n

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10, 12 January 1965<\/strong>
\nBuxtehude\/Chavez – Chaconne
\nFoss – Time Cycle
\nWagner – G\u00f6tterd\u00e4merung: Prologue and Siegfried’s Rhine Journey
\nSibelius – Symphony No.5 in E-flat major, op.82
\nRichard Dufallo, conductor
\nAdele Addison, soprano<\/p>\n

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17, 19 January 1965<\/strong>
\nSchumann – Manfred Overture
\nPaganini – Violin Concerto No.2 in B minor, op.7
\nBrahms – Symphony No.3 in F major, op.90
\nUlrich Meyer, conductor
\nRuggiero Ricci, violinist<\/p>\n

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31 January, 2 February 1965<\/strong>
\nBach – Concerto for Two Violins in D minor
\nBach – Brandenburg Concerto No.5 in D major
\nWebern – Five Pieces
\nStravinsky – Symphony of Psalms
\nLukas Foss, conductor, piano
\nRivka Mandelkern, violin
\nHarry Taub, violin
\nJacob Berg, flute
\nIsidor Saslav, violin
\nBuffalo Schola Cantorum,
\nRobert Schulz, director
\nChrist the King Men’s Choir,
\nRaymond Fabinak, director
\nMother of Divine Grace Men’s Choir,
\nRaymond Fabinak, director
\nKenmore Presbyterian Senior Choir,
\nPeter Van Dyck, director
\nTrinity Episcopal Senior Choir,
\nJohn Hofmann, director
\nSt.Mary of Sorrows Choir,
\nRobert Schulz, director<\/p>\n

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7, 9 February 1965<\/strong>
\nDebussy – King Lear
\nMilhaud – Cello Concerto No.1
\nFaur\u00e9 – Elegie
\nBerlioz – Romeo and Juliet (excerpts)
\nLukas Foss, conductor
\nJanos Starker, cellist<\/p>\n

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21, 23 February 1965<\/strong>
\nCopland – Fanfare for the Common Man
\nCopland – Clarinet Concerto
\nIves\/Schuman – Variations on “America”
\nSmit – Symphony No.2
\nTchaikovsky – Symphony No.4 in F minor, op.36
\nLukas Foss, conductor
\nRichard Dufallo, clarinetist
\nLeo Smit, composer, conductor<\/p>\n

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28 February 1965<\/strong>
\nVar\u00e8se – Deserts
\nPenderecki – Tren
\nFeldman – The Swallows of Salangan
\nCage – Concerto for Piano and Orchestra
\nKilar – Riff
\nLukas Foss, conductor
\nJohn Cage, composer, conductor
\nDavid Tudor, pianist
\nEmmanuel Temple Chorus,
\nFred D.Willis, director<\/p>\n

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2 March 1965<\/strong>
\nVar\u00e8se – Deserts
\nBoulez – Improvisations sur Mallarm\u00e9
\nPenderecki – Tren
\nKagel – Diaphonie
\nKilar – Riff
\nLukas Foss, conductor
\nMauricio Kagel, conductor
\nSylvia Brigham-Dimiziani, soprano
\nCenter for the Creative and Performing Arts
\nCrane Collegiate Singers
\nBrock McElheran, director<\/p>\n

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14, 16 March 1965<\/strong>
\nVerdi – Requiem
\nLukas Foss, conductor
\nElinor Ross, soprano
\nShirley Verrett, mezzo-soprano
\nNicholas DiVirgilio, tenor
\nAra Berberian, bass
\nSUCNY Fredonia Chorus,
\nHarriet Simons, director<\/p>\n

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21, 23 March 1965<\/strong>
\nBeethoven – Symphony No.5 in C minor, op.67
\nBeethoven – Piano Concerto No.5 in E-flat major, op.73 “Emperor”
\nLukas Foss, conductor
\nRudolf Serkin, pianist<\/p>\n

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1 May 1965<\/strong>
\nDahl – Aria Sinfonica
\nShapero – Partita in C for Piano and Small Orchestra
\nShapey – Ontogeny
\nIngolf Dahl, composer, conductor
\nHarold Shapero, composer, conductor
\nRalph Shapey, composer, conductor
\nJoel Spiegelman, pianist[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][\/vc_row][\/vc_section]<\/p>\n<\/div>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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