John de Menil
Subject
Subject Source: Local sources
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Dedication of the Rothko Chapel, 1971-02-26
File — Drawer 84, Folder: 05
Identifier: 84.05
Abstract
Includes Dominique de Menil, John de Menil, Ned O'Gorman, Thompson L. Shannon, Bill Lawson, Ibrahim Yazdi, Jan Candrinal Willebrands, TSU Choir, unnamed representative of Coretta Scott King, Auralee Newman, Doug MacAgy, Simone Swan.
Dates:
Event: 1971-02-26
Muslim Noon Prayers in Chapel, 1971
File — Drawer 84, Folder: 03
Identifier: 84.03
Abstract
John de Menil
Dates:
Event: 1971
Opening of the Chapel, 1971-02-27
File — Drawer 84, Folder: 06
Identifier: 84.06
Abstract
Includes Dominique de Menil, John de Menil, Ebrahim Yazdi
Dates:
1971-02-27
World Premiere of Morton Feldman's "The Rothko Chapel", 1972-04-09
File — Drawer 84, Folder: 04
Identifier: 84.04
Abstract
Houston Symphony Chorale, Karen Phillips, Virginia Babakian, Maurice Peress, Ray des Roches, Morton Feldman, Helen Winkler, Robert Hughes, Simone Swan, Dominique de Menil, John de Menil, Rochard Colburn, Ame Vennema, Maurice Peress, Brian O'DoughertyMaurice Peress Conductor; Viriginia Babikian Soprano; Karen Phillips Viola; Ray DesRoches Percussion; Conoley Ballard Celeste; Houston Symphony Chorale Donald Strong Conductor; Thomas Avinger Assistant Conductor; Virginia Babikian Vocal...
Dates:
Event: 1972-04-09