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\nMEMBER’S CORNER...  \nA conference sponsored by the Central Opera Serviceof the Metropolitan's National Council and the NationalOpera Assoeiation,the two largest member organizationsin the United States devoted exclusively to the exchange ofopcratic data,will take place next week,March 24,25and 26,at the Hotel Astor in New York City.Althoughboth groups have held separate conventions in ycars past,on this oceasion they consolidate their efforts for the firsttime.Surely,the operatic scene will profit.  \nFull details on this year's calendar of events arc not yetat hand,but the major part of the program,entitled“OperaTomorrow,\"has been announeed.The first session will getunder way with greetings by DeVitt McLaughlin TerHeunof the C.O.S.and Pcter Paul Fuchs of the N.O.A.Nextthe delegates will bc offered a demonstration,“Anatomyof Movement,\"by students from the Manhattan Sehool ofMusic Opera Workshop under the direction of DorothcaSpaeth.Assisted by a group of singers,Ignace Strasfogeland Robert Lavrence willcontrast the problems encounteredin musieal preparation for stage(Wozzeck)and concert(Les Troyens)performances.Then the rostrum is takenby Mrs.Ezio Pinza,who will talk about the Guild’seducational program.After luncheon,at which RichardTueker will speak on musie and international relations,apanel made up of Linda Black,Frcd L.McKitriek,RudolfKrueger,Ed Heald and Russell Paterson will discuss fiscalpolicies and budgets for civie opera companies.Followinga progress report on the Ford Foundation grants for eon-temporary opera,the session will close with a demonstra-tion of the drama direetor's approach to staging an opera,eonductcd by John Brownlee and William Ball.  \nThe second day of the eonvention opens with a forumcnlisting Douglas Moore,Lehman Engel and Lec Hoiby;itwill share the morning bill with a discourse on the lyricist'splace in opera,by Ruth Martin and Arnold Sundgaard.Theentire gathering then moves to the Metropolitan Opera Housefor its afternoon scssion to witness the National CouneilRegional Auditions finals,which will again take plaee onthe stage,thc young singers competing for Metropolitancontraets and various scholarships.  \nThe next morning,reports are seheduled on Interlochen'sAmerican Opera season(by Don Gillis),opera for childrcn(Elemcr Nagy)and opera houses of tomorrow(HermanKrawitz).An impromptu stage demonstration of Floyd'sWuthering Heights by Richard Collins and assisting artistsconcludes the agenda.Before adjournment,however,theconvention will be addressed by Leonard Treash of the  \nN.O.A.We at Guild headquarters wish to eongratulate boththe Central Opcra Service and the National Opera Asso-ciation for their tireless services to the eause of opera.  \n~。1  \nVOLUME XXIV:NUMBER 20:MARCH 19,1960  \nOPERA NEWS  \nCONTENTS  \nFRANK ME1KLINGEditor  \nNamcs.Dates.Faces--   ……  2Gallantry and Greed-II,by Jerome Abrams.   .…4The Great Amcrican Opera,by Fred Grunfeld…   …6Passionate Believer,by Max de Sehauensee …………10Voice of the Teens,by Erno Balogh………        …12Student Opera Abroad,by Sir Robert Mayer …  ……14My Opera,by Rune Andersen……………………15Opera of the Week:Puccini's Tosca ……   ………16The Story………………   ………………………18A Tosea Sampler……………………………  …21The Stage Picture ……   ……………·………21What to Read ………………………………………2Opcra on Records   ……………………………24Rcports:Tokyo,Amsterdam,New York  …   …26Lettcr's ……………………………………………………·……28New Mozartiana,reviewed by Ann M.Lingg ……  30  \nMARY JANE MATZContributing Editor  \nGERALD FITZCERALDFLORENCE STEVENSONAssistant Editors  \nJOHN W.FREEMANReeord Editor  \nARTHUR SOLIN  \nArt Editor  \nALPHA VAN VALKENBURCHAdvertising Manager  \nTHIS WEEK:on the cover the Hapsburg double eagleclashes with Napoleon's bicorne,symbols of the greatconflict that looms in the background of Tosea and isdescribed by Dr.Abrams in the second of two articles.Maxde Schaucnsee,music critic of the Philadelphia 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