This blog has photos of Alex in concert for his Spring concert, a visit to Harvard Art Museum, and a exhibition of Colonial Latino art and watercolors, and finally a few shots from my pops concert with the Westerly, R. I. chorus and orchestra, which I have announced as my final professional engagement.
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| Alex, Cheryl and Scott's oldest (now 13), flute |
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| This is children's Sunday at Old South Union Church The art of colonial South America was mostly very good work by artists practically unknown. |
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| Artist active in the Peruvian Andes (Cusco School) The Archangel Michael, 18th. century |
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| Jose Campeche y Jordan (Puerto Rico) Tobias and the Angel 1787 |
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| Juan Pedro Lopez (Canary Islands) Our Lady of Guidance 1765-70 |
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| Artist active in the Viceroyalty of Peru Christ Dragged through the Cedron 17th. century |
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| Artist active in the Viceroyalty of Peru Portrait of Jose Jeronimo Cayetano Vazquez de Scuna Menacho, Sosa Zorilla de la Gandera, Leon, y Mendoza, Yturgoyen Amasa y Pastene Lizperguer, Andia, Yrarrasebal, 3a Conde 1775 |
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| Artist active in the Viceroyalty of Peru Annunciation of Saint Catherine and Saint Gertrude 18th. century |
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| Artist active in the Viceroyalty of Peru The Raising of the Cross 17th. century |
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And here are some watercolors from the exhibition "Watercolors Unboxed"
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| John Singer Sargent Madame Gautreau (Madame X) 1883 |
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| John La Farge A Bridle Path in Tahiti 1900 |
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| Edward Hopper Highland Light 1930 (I've played the golf course there, one of the most beautiful settings for golf) |
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| Stuart Davis Boats and Dock, 1937 |
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| Charles E. Burchfield The Back Street, 1931 |
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| George Grosz Uprooted (The Painter of the Hole) 1948 |
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| Lyonel Feininger Untitled 1953 |
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| Alfonso Ossorio Fantastic Octopus, 1942 |
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| Dorothy Dehner Untitled, 1951 |
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| Romare Bearden Madamr's White Bird 1975 |
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| Sam Gilliam Untitled, 1969 |
And here is Don, playing with the Satuit Band, Friday, June23rd. at Hull, Ma.
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And here are all my relatives attending the Westerly Chorus concert, June 24th. It was an honor and so rewarding to have my twin, both my sons and their wives, and all of my grandchildren in attendance. |
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| in the picture (l-r) Don, Susan, Scott, Jackson, Carter, Cheryl, Ken, Erin, Jackson's girl friend; (Missing from picture: Oliver, Alex) |
And here is the article found in the program for the evening.
I had played for this organization for 52 years, all of their regular programs (3 Brahms
Requiems, 2 Verdi Requiems, Vaughan-Williams, Mozart, etc. and including
the 42 Pops program, 200 Twelth Night performances); probably over 900
performance over the years.
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