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Professor emeritus Kohs gave a modest in-house celebration real significance with the premiere of his "Fantasies, Intermezzi, and Canonic Etudes on the Name Eudice Shapiro" His most characteristic compositional voice is somber and often elegiac, and the new work for unaccompanied violin is no exception . Two galleries devoted to his work played up the often-ignored Expressionist qualities of his modified silk-screen photos of electric chairs, auto crashes and mushroom A-bomb clouds, as well as a sense of epic tragedy which seeps from trashy media images of Jackie Onassis, Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley The work has the angry sarcasm of vintage Bob Dylan musical theatre . For four years, Schanberg spent "not one whole day free of worry or guilt" over the whereabouts (and well-being) of Dith Pran, the Cambodian tour guide who became interpreter and aide to the Pulitzer-winning reporter in covering the Cambodian civil war movie theater . Not only is this a more defiant way to go than withering away in the hospital, it avoids dragging in lovers and relatives cinema .
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