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MoikIiij. No( I 1(12 Bi'mingloii Manner Pug 9 Italian Paintings opens at the Clark Art Institute Exhibit of WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. -Italian Iumtings, 11150-1910, a larue exhibition composed of loans from all over the Northeastern United States, opened recently at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Wilhamstown. Williams College Museum, they wrote the series of essays which comprise the 84-page illustrated catalogue, on sale for $6 95. The catalogue also has an addendum which lists all the Italian paintings from this period in public collections the Northeast.

"Italian Paintings," 1850-1910 may be seen at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown during the institute's regular hours, Tuesday-Sunday 10-5. Admission is free. One section of the exhibit is devoted to Italian painters who settled in Paris and highlights four small but technically dazzling pictures from the Clark collection by Giovanni Boldini. The exhibition, which will remain on view through Dee. 5, has been organized by David B.

Cass, associate curator of paintings, and John Wettenhall, a graduate of the Williams College graduate program in the history of art. With Russell Panczenko, assistant director of the demonstrates that they have an Independent character and development in no way imitative of their French counterparts. Italian painting of this period shuws great variety of style, ranging from the richly painted realism of Antonio Manclms Circus Boy and Alessandro Milesi's Market Scene in Venice" to the strokes of brilliant, pure color visible in Angelo Mor-belli's The Rice Gleaners and Enrico Lianne's Flowers and Fruit." galleries in the Northeast. Besides highlighting a selection of paintings from regional collections with which the public is relatively unfamiliar, the exhibition defines the development of a distinct national identity in Italian art during the second half of the 19th century. While certain Italian movements such as Naturalism in Naples and Divisionism in Milan sometimes recall French movements (in this case, Barbizon painting and Pointillism, respectively), the exhibition Williams Choral group will perform Nov.

20 What is your weekend Al Vermont College It worth your Bachelor Rutland Bank NOW OFFERS 1 3 875 Home Mortgage Loans Inquire for details at any office can be degree Member FDIC Plus Points WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. The Williams College Choral Society, conducted by Kenneth Roberts, will present an evening of opera excerpts as their major concert of the semester on Saturday, Nov. 20, at 8.30 p.m. in Chapin Hall. A 72-member orchestra drawn from the Albany and Berkshire Symphonies will share in the musicmaking, and soprano Mary Beth Peil, winner of the Metropolitan Opera Auditions in 1963, and baritone Terrence Dwyer will be soloists with the 90-member chorus.

Ms. Icil will smg arias by von Weber, Verdi and Puccini, while Dwyer will assist as Hans Sachs in Wagner's Die Meistersinger. The texts will be sung in Italian, French and German, with translations and backgrounds of the operas provided in the programs. The program will open with four numbers from von Webers Der Freischuetz, the first German Romantic opera. Fight dancers from the Choral Society and the Williams Dance Society will act and dance in the Bridesmaids Chorus." Conductor Roberts has made a suite from four choruses from Verdi operas: the chorus of the homeless Scottish refugees from Macbeth; the chorus of the Israelites in their temple and the chorus in exile, which later became famed as the hymn of the Risorgimento, both from Nabucco; and the auto da fe scene from Don Carlo.

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A scene from Puccini's Suor Angelica" will be sung by the women with Ms. Peil. Two Wagner selections conclude the evening. The introduction and the first scene from Act III of Lohengrin" (with the familiar "Bridal Chorus) will be followed by the final scene from Die Meistersinger. This kind of literature is not often done by choral groups.

Robeits, however, has long dreamed of doing such an evening, starting to work on it as a student and continuing over the years with travel and study particularly while on sabbatical leaves. The Williams Choral Society is open by audition to the public as well as The college subsidizes the expense of an evening like this to a great degree, making it possible to set ticket prices at $2.50. Tickets are now available at Harts Drugs on Spring Street, Williamstown, or through the department of music at Williams. For further information call 413-597-2127. group said.

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