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Marshall Baron

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Posted on 14/10/1966

Spanish Pianist Excels

The first season of the Bulawayo Celebrity Concerts closed on Saturday evening with a consummately accomplished recital by the Spanish pianist, Alicia de Larrocha.

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Posted on 13/10/1966

Beethoven to Perfection

In recent times, pianist Hans Richter-Haaser has established a name as ossibly the most distinguished Beethoven specialist since Schnabel. It was easy at his recital last night (Bulawayo City Hall) to see why.

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Posted on 10/06/1966

McDermott excels with Brahms Sonata

A recital last evening at the Teachers Training College gave many persons their first opportunity of hearing cellist John McDermott since his return to Bulawayo.

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Posted on 10/05/1966

Generous offering by U.S. pianist

The noted young American pianist, John Browning, launched the second season of the Bulawayo Celebrity Concerts with an unusually generous programme last night at Bulawayo City Hall.

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Posted on 03/02/1966

Student is now a performers

The first concert for 1966 in the lunch-hour series promoted by the Rhodesian Academy of Music yesterday featured a pianoforte recital by Anneke Bean (Anne Visser), recently returned to Bulawayo.

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Posted on 10/12/1965

Concert reflects high standard

The Rhodesian Academy of Music Presentation concert at the Bulawayo Small City Hall last night generated two strong impressions. It was apparent, firstly, that the academy maintains a high standard of tuition in a number of instruments. There was a consistent worthiness of performance last night which bettered most previous concerts of this type.

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Posted on 27/11/1965

Second Raters with Talent

If Prokofiev and Shostakovitch have remained interesting second-raters, it is not through lack of talent. The blame rests firmly with a regime which has insisted on full-time allegiance to its approved philosophies and which as disallowed the personal vision as heretical and subversive.

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Posted on 20/09/1965

Distinguished by Discipline

The post war years have seen the inauguration in Europe and elsewhere of several small string groups devoted primarily to reviving music of the 18th century. Possibly the war itself prompted a sense of distaste for the excess of romanticism and a nostalgia for restrained, classical values

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Posted on 08/09/1965

Miss Addie invades a male province

Pianist Fiona Addie chose two very dissimilar fruits of the late Romantic era for her appearance last night with the Bulawayo Municipal Orchestra under Hugh Fenn.

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Posted on 13/08/1965

Girl with startling talent

Jennifer Huntly is a young Rhodesian pianist studying overseas. Her recital last evening, was not entirely successful. Nonetheless, I believe that she has a startling talent, and there need be no limit to what she can achieve.

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