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Fun Home
Baltimore Center Stage
Welcome to the Bechdel family. But just what family is it? Through the searching eyes of daughter Alison—aged 9, 17, and then 42—we meet her ever-shifting and sometimes unreliable memories of brothers, mother, and above all her repressed father, along with recollections from the family funeral home to Alison’s coming out. Based on Bechdel’s own best-selling illustrated memoir, this poignant tale harnesses every facet of music and theater to explore and unravel the mysteries of childhood and the surprising secrets that shape a life.
It's More Than History! - From Dry Documents to Full Lives
The Peale Center for Baltimore History and Architecture
Free Admission
From Dry Documents to Full Lives - Illuminating the Lives of the Enslaved and Their Descendants
This illustrated lecture shows the broad range of historic records, archival materials, photographs, and other sources used to explore the lives of the enslaved and document their descendants. Based on work from the Hampton Ethnography Project, Weidman will show the step-by-step research that can lead to discovering fuller histories of the enslaved and to identify family groups and the lives of descendants.
Community Concerts at Second Presents: Sam Post & Kassia Music
Second Presbyterian Church
Free Admission
Pianist Sam Post, winner of our 2014 Wonderlic Competition, returns to perform a unique program in collaboration with Kassia Music, a chamber ensemble whose repertoire creatively infuses classical music with various genres and styles. Sam’s solo repertoire will feature American rags and a piano prelude and fugue by J. S. Bach.
Prior to the concert, please join us for a Pre-Concert Student Showcase from 3-3:15pm, featuring Baltimore School of Music students.
Indecent
Baltimore Center Stage
What is the cost when we sacrifice truth for success? Can radical love be pious, or merely provocative? Does every religion sell God for a price? Follow the true story of a play, a playwright, and a plucky troupe of Yiddish theater artists from 1906 Warsaw to 1923 Broadway, from risky experiment to global sensation—and ultimately shattering scandal.
[email protected] presents Clipper Mill String Quartet playing Mendelssohn, Haydn and Debussy
Christ Episcopal Church, Columbia, MD
Program:
Haydn Quartet Op. 76, “Quinten”
Debussy Quartet in G minor, Op.10
Mendelssohn Quartet No. 6 in F minor, Op. 80
The Clipper Mill String Quartet is composed of three members of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra’s string sections, violinists Kevin Smith and Ivan Stefanovic and violist Karin Brown. Cellist Dan Levitov is a regular BSO cello section substitute and a member of the Peabody Prep faculty. Free admission to high school students and to younger children accompanied by a paying adult.
Community Concerts at Second Presents: Michael Adcock, piano
Second Presbyterian Church
Free Admission
Hailed for his prodigious technique, and praised by the Washington Post for an “unusually fresh and arresting approach to the piano,” pianist Michael Adcock has cultivated a versatile career as soloist, chamber musician and pre-concert lecturer. Don’t miss his captivating program of works by Schubert, Brahms, Fauré and more!
Concert and parking are FREE - no tickets or reservations required. For complete program information and to learn more about our series, please visit our website: www.communityconcertsatsecond.org
Heav'nly Harmony
The Church of the Redeemer
Handel Choir and organist Noah Horn celebrate English poets and the music that brings their deft and subtle verse to life! Highlights include Britten's Rejoice in the Lamb and Handel's first setting of Psalm 42.
PANUFNIK Heav'nly Harmony
BENNETT The Glory and the Dream
FINZI My Spirit Sang All Day
STANFORD The Blue Bird
HANDEL As Pants the Hart (HWV 251a)
BRITTEN Rejoice in the Lamb
PARRY Blest Pair of Sirens
Handel Choir of Baltimore
Noah Horn organ
Brian Bartoldus conductor