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The image shows a program from a musical event. The program is titled "PROGRAM" and is divided into three sections, each listing different musical pieces and the performers.
The program also notes that Sarah Cunningham and Martin Pearlman were Bodky Award Winners in 1971 and 1972.
Additional information at the bottom mentions Jack Fisher, who has been a finalist in several organ playing competitions and has performed in the United States, England, and Bermuda. The next concert is announced for May 2, 1974, featuring Hugh and Thomas Geoghegan, duo-guitarists, as part of the Thursday Noon Recital Series directed by James Johnson.
The image shows a page from a program booklet for a classical music recital. The program details performances by various musicians, including Scott-Martin Kosopsky as a recorder player, along with other instrumentalists and a harpsichordist.
Here is a detailed breakdown of the program:
Section I:
Scott-Martin Kosopsky, Recorders, with Martin Pearlman on harpsichord.
Selections from "Der Fluyten Lust-Hof" (The Flute's Delight) by Jacob van Eyck (c. 1590-1657).
Section II:
Section III:
Scott-Martin Kosopsky, Recorders, with Martin Pearlman on harpsichord.
Jean Lamont, Baroque Violin, with Sarah Cunningham on viola da gamba and harpsichord.
Additional notes in the program mention that Sarah Cunningham and Martin Pearlman won Bobky Awards in 1971 and 1972. It also notes that Thomson and Jack Fisher have been finalists in several organ playing competitions and have played throughout the Eastern and Western United States, England, and Bermuda. The next concert is scheduled for May 2, 1974, with Hugh and Thomas Geoghegan, duo-guitarists. The event is part of the Thursday Noon Recital Series, directed by James Johnson.
The image shows a program from a classical music concert. The program is divided into three sections labeled I, II, and III, each featuring different pieces of music performed by various artists and musicians.
Section I:
Section II:
Section III:
Additional notes:
The image shows a page from a program booklet for a classical music concert. Here’s a detailed summary:
Scott-Martin Kosofsky, Recorders
Jean Lamon, Baroque Violin
Scott-Martin Kosofsky, Recorders
Jean Lamon, Baroque Violin
The page includes some handwritten notes on the right side, possibly annotations or additional information related to the performers or concert details.
The image is of a concert program featuring a recital by Scott-Martin Kosofsky on the harpsichord, accompanied by Martin Pearlman on the baroque violin.
Composer: Martin Pearlman
Composer: Jacob van Eyck (c. 1590-1657)
Composer: Johann Jakob Froberger (1616-1667)
Composer: Suranne Cleveston (harpsichord arrangement)
Composers: Scott-Martin Kosofsky, Martin Pearlman
Composer: Jean Lamon, Baroque Violin
Composer: François Couperin (1668-1733)
This program highlights a mix of baroque music, featuring both solo harpsichord pieces and works for harpsichord and baroque violin.
The image shows a page from a concert program. The program is divided into three sections, each detailing different parts of the concert:
I. Scott-Martin Kosofsky, Recanati
II. Jean Lamon, Baroque Violin
III. Scott-Martin Kosofsky, Recanati
Additionally, the program notes that Sarah Cunningham and Martin Pearlman were Bokky Award Winners in 1971 and 1972. It also mentions that Thomson and Jack Fisher have been finalists in musical composition and playing competitions and have played throughout the Eastern and Western United States, England, and Scandinavia. The next concert is scheduled for May 2, 1974, featuring Hugh and Thomas Geoghegan, duo-guitarists. The Thursday Moon Recital Series is directed by James Johnson.
The image shows an open book or binder containing several pieces of paper. The topmost paper is a yellow program sheet with red text detailing a music program divided into three parts (I, II, and III). It lists musicians Scott-Martin Kosofsky (recorders), Martin Pearlman (harpsichord), Jean Lamon (baroque violin), Sarah Cunningham (viola da gamba), and Suzanne Cleverdon (harpsichord). The program includes works by composers such as Georg Philipp Telemann, Jacob van Eyck, John Jenkins, Dario Castello, Johann Sebastian Bach, and François Couperin. There is mention that Sarah Cunningham and Martin Pearlman were Bodky Award Winners in 1971 and 1972.
Beneath the yellow program sheet, some typed text on a white paper is visible, though partially obscured. The typing mentions a recital series, a next concert date scheduled for May 2, 1974, featuring Hugh and Thomas Geoghegan (duo-guitarists), and James Johnson as director. There are some visible stains on this white sheet. The papers are resting on a hardcover book or binder with a green spine.
This image displays a printed sheet with a program for a musical performance. The header reads "PROGRAM" and is divided into three main sections, I, II, III, indicating different segments of the performance. The program lists the names of the performers along with the musical pieces they will be presenting, which include works by composers such as Georg Philipp Telemann, Johann Sebastian Bach, and François Couperin.
Under section I, for recorders, the performers listed are Scott-Martin Kosofsky, accompanied by Martin Pearlman on the harpsichord. They will perform works by Telemann and others.
Section II lists Jean Lamon, who plays the Baroque violin, accompanied by Sarah Cunningham on the viola da gamba and Suzanne Cleverdon on the harpsichord, performing works by John Jenkins and Dario Castello, among others.
In section III, the same recorder player from section I, Scott-Martin Kosofsky, and Martin Pearlman on harpsichord will perform additional Telemann pieces, as well as one by Johann Sebastian Bach.
There's also a mention of the "Neuvième Concert from ‘Les Goûts Réunis’ (1724)" by François Couperin, specified as "L'Impériale" and other movements, and a note that Sarah Cunningham and Martin Pearlman were Bodky Award Winners in 1971 and 1972.
The program mentions the Thursday Noon Recital Series, directed by James Johnson, suggesting that this performance is part of a recurring event. It also indicates that the next concert will feature Hugh and Thomas Geoghegan, duo-guitarists, on May 2, 1974.
The physical condition of the paper reveals some wear, discoloration, and what appears to be water stains, suggesting the document has aged and has been well-handled or stored in less than ideal conditions.
The image shows a yellow sheet of paper placed on top of a book. The yellow sheet contains text in red font, which appears to be a program for a musical performance. The text includes the names of musicians, composers, and pieces to be performed. The book itself is open, and its pages are white, with a green border on the side. The image is slightly blurry, making it difficult to read the text in detail.
The image is a photograph of a book with a yellow page in the middle. The book is open, and the yellow page is placed on top of the other pages. The yellow page has some text written on it, which seems to be a program for a concert. The text includes the names of the performers, the date of the concert, and the location. The book has a green border on the sides.