March 30, 2009
Middlebury College Choir

Middlebury College Choir Tour Home Concert

Monday, March 30
8:00 P.M.
Mahaney Center for the Arts, Concert Hall
$8 public;
$6 faculty, staff, alumni, emeriti, senior citizens, children;
$5 Middlebury College students

The College Choir tour program is a collection of exciting, dramatic, though-provoking and fun music for a cappella chorus. Exquisite madrigals by Claudio Monteverdi and Thomas Morely are coupled with the tempestuous and playful French choruses from “The Lark,” by Leonard Bernstein. An ensemble committed to understanding between people of different cultures, College Choir sings sentimental, humorous, spiritual and celebratory music from folk traditions of the Americas, Europe and the Far East. A Spiritual arranged by Middlebury’s Francois Clemmons is prelude to two works by Kirke Mechem, “I Know What the Caged Bird Feels” and “Everyone Sang,” settings of poetry by Paul Lawrence Dunbar and Siegfried Sassoon that capture musically both the pain of persecution and the triumph of freedom. College Choir needs only to have you with us to share this music and support this exciting way that Middlebury voices are heard in our community.
January 20, 2009

Francois Clemmons speaks on Vermont Public Radio

Francois Clemmons is a Middlebury College artist-in-residence and founder and director of the Harlem Spiritual Ensemble. He speaks with VPR's Jane Lindholm about his life and the connection between the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and tomorrow's inauguration of Barack Obama.
January 07, 2009

Firefly at Middlebury

How can we visualize the wind flowing across a landscape?

What is it about fields of wheat waving in the breeze, flags flying in the wind, snapping to and fro, waves lapping the beach, that entrance and capture the human imagination?

Students of Middlebury's Theatre program
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