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Philadelphia Classical Symphony

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5 May 2017
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    That Which Is Fundamental

    The first multi-concert retrospective of Julius Eastman, an African American composer who was active internationally in the 1970s and 80s, but who died at age 49, included rarely-performed works that showcased the composer's broad compositional practice.
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  • Questions of Practice
    Questions of Practice: Choreographer and Performer Nora Chipaumire on Art and Advocacy

    Nora Chipaumire on how advocacy and the principles of law figure into her artistic practice.
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    ear-whispered: works by Tania El Khoury

    The immersive installation work of Lebanese artist Tania El Khoury is highlighted in a multi-part performance project that shares the narratives of Syrian citizens and refugees and addresses displacement, oppression, and justice.
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  • Event
    Person of the Crowd: Zachary Fabri’s Mourning Stutter

    Performance artist Zachary Fabri will present a performance work consisting of a series of walks and performative actions exploring the process of mourning in response to African American murders.

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    Endless Shout

    This timely, interdisciplinary, experimental series of dance, music, poetry, mixed media installations, and interactive programs—from acclaimed artists and scholars such as choreographer taisha paggett, designer Raul de Nieves, and composer George Lewis— invites audiences to consider African American performance aesthetics and the role of performance in museum spaces.
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  • Event
    Gender, Traditions and Techniques in Flamenco

    Michelle Heffner Hayes will provide context for the development of flamenco as a technique, its gendered conventions, and the standardization of its norms.
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    PRISM Quartet Master Class and Panel Discussion with Dave Liebman, Greg Osby, and John Schaefer

    This event features saxophonists/composers Liebman and Osby, and WNYC's John Schaefer, as they address the unique challenges of collaborating across genres.
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    Anna Deavere Smith

    Tony-nominated actress and playwright Anna Deavere Smith is founding director of the Institute on the Arts and Civic Dialogue, a center for artistic excellence addressing social change.
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    Body of Text

    Choreographer Nichole Canuso and her ensemble will engage in an interdisciplinary discovery process with an oral historian, a writer, and a vocal teacher to develop new performance techniques that integrate movement, voice, and personal history.
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    Eric Sessler Organ Concerto

    Composer Eric Sessler's organ concerto received its world premiere on the Kimmel Center's Dobson pipe organ.
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    Rudresh Mahanthappa

    Rudresh Mahanthappa is a saxophonist and composer who hybridizes progressive jazz and South Indian classical music.
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  • Event
    Soul Songs: Inspiring Women of Klezmer

    Philadelphia Folklore Project’s Soul Songs: Inspiring Women of Klezmer presents a one-night-only, world-premiere concert of new compositions.
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  • News
    Pew Fellows News: Tiona McClodden Receives Keith Haring Fellowship, Justin Cronin’s The Passage Adapted Into TV Series, Heidi Saman Selected for International Emerging Film Talent Association Initiative, and More

    This month’s Pew Fellows news includes fellowships, grants, and honors, a new television series, and critically-acclaimed performances and exhibitions.
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    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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    ARC

    An evening-length performance suite brings together the drumming traditions of tabla from North India and taiko from Japan with contemporary dance and Japanese butoh.
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  • News
    Center’s Latest Book, The Sentient Archive: Bodies, Performance, and Memory, Now in Print

    The Center’s latest publication, The Sentient Archive: Bodies, Performance, and Memory, is available June 26, 2018. 
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    Philadelphia Museum of Dance

    A large-scale performance event on the grounds of The Barnes Foundation, co-curated by acclaimed French choreographer Boris Charmatz, examines the presentation of public performance in relationship to the exhibition of visual art objects.
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  • Collaborators & Colleagues
    Fred Hersch

    Fred Hersch is an improviser, composer, educator, recording artist, and a twelve-time Grammy Award nominee.
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    The Anchoress

    The world premiere of composer Ludwig's song cycle for soprano, presented by the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society, will channel the voice and inner life of an imagined medieval "anchoress," bridging Renaissance and contemporary musical languages.
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    Trey Lyford

    Trey Lyford is a theater artist and co-artistic director, with Pew Fellow Geoff Sobelle, of physical theater company rainpan 43.
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