In this Independent Study presentation, junior and piano student David Holter '11 shares some ideas on musicians' well-being and the mental, emotional, and physical aspects of developing a sound technique.

This new exhibition at the Middlebury College Museum of Art includes nearly 30 works representing the wide-ranging interests of American artists working in urban and rural areas before 1900.

These classes are open to the college community. PE credit is available with attendance at a minimum of eight classes. Register at the first class.

Studio Art students return from a trip to the Trinchero Ranch in Fort Garland, Colorado to display their new works, working with nature as source and subject matter.

In this acclaimed film, Wendy (Michelle Williams), a young woman bound for Alaska with hopes for a lucrative fishing industry job, finds herself stranded in a dreary Oregon town when her car breaks down her dog Lucy goes missing.

Celebrated young cellist Sophie Shao returns to Middlebury with violinist Carmit Zori, violist Eric Nowlin, and pianist Pei-Yao Wang to play works by Schumann, Mendelssohn, and Fauré.

Though much of the College will be on Winter Term break next week, the Middlebury College Museum of Art will be open for business.  Take advantage of a quiet campus, and stop in to see the newest exhibition "Greece Vs. Rome," curated by Pieter Broucke and students in his fall-term seminar.

The Museum is open Tuesday-Friday, 10 AM - 5 PM, and Saturday-Sunday, Noon - 5 PM. Closed Mondays. Admission is free.

Featuring special guest artist world class Motown singer Chris Waller, and students in the Middlebury College winter term Motown course: Paolo Barbone '12, Jess Berry '13, Alexander V. Eppler '12, Benjamin Goldstein '11, Wil Hardcastle '11, Sarah Harney '12, Patrick Hebble '13, Hannah Judge '12, Matt Kingsbury '12, Tom Lynch '13, Annie Mejaes '13, Lynn Noble '11, Redwan Rokon '13, Garron Sanchez '13, Jay Saper '13, Jared Stensland '11, Mac Stormont '13, and Emma Wollum.

Thursday, January 28, at 9:00 P.M., at 51 Main. Free

This afternoon's talk by Cynthia Packert about Bollywood Cinema has been postponed due to unforeseen travel delays.

Her talk will be rescheduled for a later date-please check the Museum's website for details as they become available at http://museum.middlebury.edu

POSTPONED
Bollywood Cinema and Mughal History: Creative Revisionism in Contemporary Indian Film
Thursday, January 21, at 4:30 P.M., Mahaney Center for the Arts, Room 221

Cynthia Packert, professor of history of art and architecture, offers a lecture exploring the romance, myths, politics, and film representations of Muslim-Hindu relations in contemporary India. She also looks at Mughal and Rajput paintings as sources for contemporary Indian film. Free

Conductor Andrew Massey's first concert with the MCO features Beethoven's Symphony No 3 in E flat, Eroica.

Saturday, January 23, at 8:00 P.M., at the Mahaney CFA, Concert Hall. Free