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Summer 2000 issue
Foster looks back
Joseph even further
Carley's deep background
and Lebel's incisive dreams
Li unlocks mysteries for Moraine
Murray headed East
Ellis journeyed too
Roland was at the station
and see where Nicolella wound up
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Volume II, Issue 15, Early Fall 2000
The Early Fall Issue:
Paul Foster at le Nozze de Figaro
Kristin Redpath gets curious about
Neo-Surrealist painters
Michael Nicolella writes about
the films of Valerio Zurlini
Therese Schwartz attends
the New York Film Festival
Ilyse Kazar's Hot August Valentine
Laurie McLeod's Leap and learn
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From the Editor:
Welcome to the Arts4All Newsletter.The Early Fall Issue is all here, for your pleasure. Therese Schwartz gives us the rest of her reviews from this year's
New York Film Festival and Paul Foster goes
to see Figaro get hitched.Coming Soon: The Late Fall Issue will begin its incremental unfolding with more opera
and a memoir from a student of Nadia Boulanger.We are preparing a transformation of the Newsletter. Look for big changes later this fall / winter, to give you more to enjoy and better ways to find it, use it and share it with others. Your current subscription will transfer automatically when the new online publication emerges. But what to call it? Send your ideas to editor@arts4all.com Winner will be suitably rewarded.
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Education Highlights from
Previous IssuesJim Murray : An American in Kosice
Nancy K. Ford and Alberta Moraine : The Dance of the String Quartets: An Interview with Jane Kosminsky
Anne M Carley : September Song
Suzanne Peterson : The Soul of Classical Music
Michael Nicolella : The Colors of Freedom
Michael Nicolella : Linkage: Smart Sites for Children and Adults
Contest : Ars Digita Prize
Susan A. Katz and Judith A. Thomas : Kids Work the Word: Poems, a Rock Rondo, and Remarks from Their Teachers
John Koprowski : Improv - The Invisible Part of the Play
Susan A. Katz and co-authors: Waldo Wannabe and the Rainbow
Anna Roxas : The Kids in the Basement
David K. Roland : On TOP of the World
Anne M Carley : Picture This
Nancy K. Ford : From a Distance: An Interview with Rita Wissinger
Jazz singer Aisha Hosley, concert pianist Jenny Mitchell, trumpeter Jon Wilder, painter Anne Kov ach and lyric soprano Vanessa Conlin are here to share a sampling of their work.
Contact the Newsletter for more about these artists.
lyric soprano Vanessa Conlin