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Philadelphia Classical Symphony

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5 May 2017
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  • Event
    Trisha Brown In the New Body Lectures Public Talk with Marissa Perel and Brian Wallace

    Curators Marissa Perel and Brian Wallace give an overview of Trisha Brown's work as it connects to the In the New Body performances at the Barnes Foundation.
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    Whitman at 200: Art and Democracy

    Cultural events across the region mark Walt Whitman’s 200th birthday with exhibitions, a tribute performance by singer-songwriter and poet Patti Smith, and four newly commissioned works by artists Carolyn Healy and John Phillips, The Bearded Ladies Cabaret, Homer Jackson, and Spencer Finch.
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    Susan Rethorst and Group Motion Event

    In perceiving the "just this"-ness, Group Motion Dance Company shares a preview of a new work by choreographer Susan Rethorst.
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  • Questions of Practice
    Questions of Practice: Composer David Lang on Classical Music, Education, Composing, and Virtuosity

    Pulitzer Prize- and Grammy Award-winning composer David Lang on creating a score for 400 broken instruments, music education, classical music, and more.

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    FringeArts

    FringeArts presents, develops, and commissions a range of high-quality contemporary performing and visual arts in Philadelphia.
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  • Collaborators & Colleagues
    Anna Halprin

    Anna Halprin is a pioneering choreographer whose work has led to a reconsideration of dance as an art form.
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    Chiara Giovando

    Chiara Giovando is a Los Angeles-based artist and curator, who currently serves as director and curator of PANEL L.A., an artist residency program focused on newly commissioned works.

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    Zeena Parkins

    Zeena Parkins is a pioneer of contemporary harp practice and performance, and has extended the language of the harp with unusual playing techniques, preparations, and layers of electronic processing.
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  • Grants & Grantees
    BATCH: An American Bachelor/ette Party Spectacle

    Part play, part sporting event, part anthropological study, this physical theater work examined rites of passage.
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  • Collaborators & Colleagues
    Kip Lornell

    Since 1992, Kip Lornell has taught courses in American music and ethnomusicology at George Washington University, and has served on the university's Africana Studies program committee.
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    Will Rawls

    Will Rawls is a Brooklyn-based artist and writer, who works in dance, sound, and speech.

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  • Questions of Practice
    Questions of Practice: Actor Dulé Hill on Nat “King” Cole’s “Quiet Revolution”

    Actor Dulé Hill describes why the simple act of “being” can be an “act of quiet revolution.”

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  • Event
    Apollo at Play by Tempesta di Mare

    Philadelphia's baroque orchestra plays French orchestral music written for the theater.
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  • News
    Our 2019 Grantee Celebration in Photos

    More than 120 members of the region’s cultural community gathered at the Science History Institute to celebrate the 12 new Pew Fellows and 27 Project grantees.
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    Philadelphia Assembled Film Screening

    The Philadelphia Museum of Art presents a film screening of Zein Nakhoda’s Grounded While Walls Fall.

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    Open Sound Workshop with Mike Bullock

    Mike Bullock holds a workshop previewing his Center-funded project The Philadelphia Embassy of the Kingdoms of Elgaland-Vargaland.
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  • Collaborators & Colleagues
    Roger LaMay

    Roger LaMay is general manager at WXPN (88.5 FM), a public radio station operated by the University of Pennsylvania.
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    The Accountant

    This visual theater work blends vaudeville routines, illusion, origami, and kinetic set elements to tell the story of a life remembered and the frailty of human experience.
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  • News
    Trey Lyford’s World Premiere of The Accountant Explores Memory and Loss through Physical Theater, Magic, and Crowdsourcing, Sept. 6–9

    Philadelphia-based artist Trey Lyford creates an experience about memory and loss in the world premiere of The Accountant, running Sept. 6–9 at Christ Church Neighborhood House.
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  • Event
    A Period of Animate Existence

    The world premiere of a symphonic theater hybrid that brings together actors, classical musicians, intergenerational choirs, and electronic music.
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