The Daily Record: 1898 Spanish War as told through the ‘Assembly Herald’
Chautauqua offered a rich and diversified program during the summer of 1898.
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Matuto to bring unique blend of Brazilian beats, Americana twang to Amp
Named after a Brazilian slang word meaning “country bumpkin,” Matuto plans to intoxicate listeners with its vibrant and refreshing musical cocktail at 8:15 p.m. tonight in the Amphitheater.
Premier premiere: In final performance of 2013 Season, CSO to debut Colina’s ‘Three Dances’ with Laredo, Robinson
Most of the time, conductor Jaime Laredo lets cellist Sharon Robinson decide how the music she plays will sound.
“I better, or else I get it,” Laredo said with a laugh.
Sharing faith journey, Machado urges interpretation of both sides of cultural, geographic borders
The Rev. Daisy Machado has a powerful inner compass that helps her navigate the world and allows her to tell stories that build bridges between people. At the 5 p.m. Sunday Vespers in the Hall of Philosophy, Machado shared what the power of social location meant for her. She invited the congregation to go through the looking glass with her and see the world as curiouser and curiouser.
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