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AN APPALACHIAN SUMMER FESTIVAL 2015
M USIC • D ANCE • T HEATRE • V ISUAL A RTS • F ILM
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AN APPALACHIAN SUMMER FESTIVAL
4 MONDAY
S UNDAY
TUESDAY
W E DNE S DAY
JUNE 27
THURS DAY
JULY 1
Outdoor Fireworks Concert:
FILM SERIES:
KACEY MUSGRAVES
Pride
FRIDAY
S ATURDAY
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4
3
Turchin Center for the Visual Arts
Summer Exhibition Celebration
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WORKSHOP BEGINS:
Painting/Mixed Media Page 29
FILM SERIES:
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GETT: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem
Broyhill Chamber Ensemble
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LUNCH & LEARN
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Broyhill Chamber Ensemble
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Brian Stokes Mitchell
Parsons Dance
with the Winston-Salem Symphony
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FILM SERIES:
Eastern Energy Summit Keynote with Festival Robert F. Orchestra Kennedy Jr.
The Hunt Page 15
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The David Grisman Sextet featuring
Bryan Sutton Band
LUNCH & LEARN Page 29
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The Beach Boys Page 17
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Rosen-Schaffel Competition for Young & Emerging Artists
Pictures Tell a Story and Journals for Young Artists
WORKSHOPS BEGIN:
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FILM SERIES:
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Twenty Feet Lisa Fischer from & Grand Stardom Baton
Broyhill Chamber Ensemble
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Without Words
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LUNCH & LEARN
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FILM SERIES: WORKSHOP BEGINS:
Exploring Water Media Page 29
Valley of Saints Page 24
LUNCH & LEARN Page 29
Without Words 29th Rosen Outdoor Sculpture Walk
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IN/VISIBLE THEATRE:25
Broyhill Chamber Ensemble Page 25
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Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox Page 26
AN APPALACHIAN SUMMER FESTIVAL
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OUTDOOR FIREWORKS CONCERT WITH
KACEY MUSGRAVES
N ASHVILLE - BASED SINGER / SONGWRITER K ACEY M USGRAVES G RAMMY AWARD -WINNING ALBUM , S AME T RAILER D IFFERENT PARK , IN M ARCH 2013. T HE ALBUM DEBUTED AT N O. 1 ON B ILLBOARD ’ S T OP C OUNTRY A LBUMS CHART, MAKING HER THE FIRST SOLO FEMALE IN FIVE YEARS TO OPEN AT N O. 1 WITH A ROOKIE RELEASE . S HE RECEIVED THE 2014 G RAMMY FOR "B EST C OUNTRY A LBUM " AND HAS TAKEN HOME THE AWARD FOR “N EW A RTIST OF THE Y EAR” AT THE 2013 CMA AWARDS AND “S ONG OF THE Y EAR” AT THE 2014 CMA AWARDS . M USGRAVES ’ HITS INCLUDE “M ERRY G O ‘R OUND ”, “F OLLOW YOUR A RROW ”, “B LOWIN ’ S MOKE ”, “B ISCUITS ” AND MORE !
RELEASED HER
G ATES
6 PM , SO COME EARLY AND BRING A PICNIC ! F IREWORKS ARE SCHEDULED IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SHOW. OPEN AT
SPONSORED BY BLUE RIDGE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION
SATURDAY, JUNE 27 7:30PM (GATES OPEN AT 6PM), KIDD BREWER STADIUM Tickets: General Admission: $38, Blue Ridge Electric Members: $33 and Children 6 & Under: $5
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THE HELENE AND STEPHEN WEICHOLZ GLOBAL FILM SERIES I NSPIRED
BY ACTUAL EVENTS , DIRECTOR
M ATTHEW WARCHUS ’ P RIDE DETAILS THE UNLIKELY FRIENDSHIP FORGED BETWEEN A WALES AND THE L ONDON - BASED GAY AND LESBIAN ACTIVISTS WHO RAISE FUNDS TO FEED THEIR FAMILIES IN THE SUMMER OF 1984. W ITH NO END TO THE STRIKE IN SIGHT, THE URBAN ACTIVISTS VENTURE INTO THE COUNTRYSIDE TO DELIVER THEIR DONATION IN PERSON , AND FIND THEY HAVE MORE IN COMMON WITH THE PEOPLE OF THIS STRUGGLING COMMUNITY THAN ANYONE ON EITHER SIDE COULD HAVE EXPECTED . SMALL COMMUNITY OF STRIKING MINERS IN
UNITED KINGDOM; RATED R; DIRECTED BY MATTHEW WARCHUS (2014); 119 MINUTES.
P RE - FILM
TALK WITH
D R . J OHN P FEIFER
BEGINS AT
7 PM ,
WITH THE FILM BEGINNING AT APPROXIMATELY
PRIDE
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1
7PM, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Tickets: General: $10, Film Pass: $9
7:30 PM .
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TURCHIN CENTER FOR THE VISUAL ARTS LIVE
C ELEBRATE SUMMER AND THE OPENING OF THE T URCHIN C ENTER’ S EXHIBITION , STREAM: RAZI P ROJECTS , THE C OLL ABORATIONS OF S UZI D AVIDOFF AND R ACHELLE T HIEWES . J OIN US FOR MUSIC AND AN OPPORTUNITY TO MEET THE ARTISTS !
C ONVERSATION WITH THE ARTISTS : F RIDAY, J ULY 3 4 PM , T URCHIN C ENTER L ECTURE H ALL
R EASSEMBLING FROM THE H EAVY M ETAL S ERIES N ANCY B RIT TELLE J ULY 3 – S EPTEMBER 26, 2015 COMMUNITY GALLERY
BY
N ANCY B RITTELLE USES RECYCLED AND WATER - BASED MATERIALS TO TRANSFORM ORDINARY DETRITUS INTO ANCIENT SCULPTURAL FORMS MADE OF PRECIOUS METALS THAT LOOK CENTURIES OLD BUT
FEATURED EXHIBITIONS:
ARE SHAPED WITHIN A MODERN CONTEXT.
STREAM: R AZI P ROJECTS , THE C OLL ABORATIONS S UZI D AVIDOFF AND R ACHELLE T HIEWES J ULY 3, 2015 – F EBRUARY 6, 2016 MAIN GALLERY F INDING
OF
GROUND IN
IN THE LANDSCAPE ,
A NNIE WALDROP ’ S SCULPTURE RE - IMAGINES A FEMININE NARRATIVE
PATTERN , LIGHT AND
LINKING PERSONAL EXPERIENCE AND
THE PERCEPTION AND
CULTURAL MYTHS WITH ELEMENTS FOUND
THEIR SHARED INTEREST
AND
S UZI D AVIDOFF ’ S
T HE S EEN AND THE U NSEEN : A NNIE WALDROP J ULY 3 – S EPTEMBER 26, 2015 MEZZANINE GALLERY
NAVIGATION OF THE
IN NATURE .
NATURAL WORLD ,
TIES ACROSS GENERATIONS , AN UNBROKEN
R ACHELLE T HIEWES
LINEAGE SUGGESTED BY INTIMATE
COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS RANGE
S HE
BY
PAYS HOMAGE TO FAMILY
SYMBOLS OF THE LIFE CYCLE , FERTILITY, AND REBIRTH .
FROM ARTISTS BOOKS TO INSTALLATION TO VIDEO WITH A
CONTINUING EXHIBITIONS:
FOCUS ON OUR HUMAN INTERACTION WITH THE ENVIRONMENT.
GALLERY A: Q UICKSILVER : N EW A CQUISITIONS FROM THE A NDY WARHOL F OUNDATION FOR THE V ISUAL A RTS GALLERY B: G ARDEN OF E DEN : A NDRZEJ M ACIEJEWSKI MAYER GALLERY: S TRUCTURES & S URFACES : LYNN D URYEA & B RAD S TROMAN
SUMMER EXHIBITION CELEBRATION FRIDAY, JULY 3 6-10PM, TURCHIN CENTER FOR THE VISUAL ARTS Free Event
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E VERY SUMMER , CLASSICAL MUSIC TAKES CENTER STAGE AT A N A PPALACHIAN S UMMER F ESTIVAL , AS VIOLINIST G IL M ORGENSTERN , A RTISTIC D IRECTOR OF THE B ROYHILL C HAMBER E NSEMBLE AND ITS I NTERNATIONAL R EFLECTIONS S ERIES , ASSEMBLES SEVERAL OF THE NATION ’ S MOST EXCITING AND ACCOMPLISHED CHAMBER MUSICIANS FOR AN EXQUISITE AND MOVING CONCERT SERIES . P ERFORMING THROUGHOUT THE U.S. AND E UROPE , THE ENSEMBLE PRESENTS AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE CONVENTIONAL APPROACH TO CHAMBER MUSIC PROGRAMMING .
T HE SERIES OPENS ON J ULY 7, 9, 21, AND 30.
WITH ADDITIONAL
CONCERTS ON J ULY
JULY 7TH PROGRAM: T RIO N O. 2 IN B MINOR , O P. 76
J OAQUÍN T URINA
T HE V OICES OF THE V IOLIN , PART 1 D UETS FOR T WO V IOLINS
B ÉLA B ARTÓK
F ROM
B EDřICH S METANA
MY
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P IANO T RIO
IN D MINOR ,
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A NTON A RENSK Y
T HE 2015 B ROYHILL C HAMBER E NSEMBLE CONCERT SERIES IS DEDICATED TO THE
D OT B ARBER , A CHERISHED F RIENDS OF A N A PPALACHIAN S UMMER F ESTIVAL .
MEMORY OF
MEMBER OF THE
SPONSORED BY MCDONALD’S OF BOONE
BROYHILL CHAMBER ENSEMBLE
TUESDAY, JULY 7 8PM, ROSEN CONCERT HALL Tickets: Adult: $20, Student/Child: $10
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THE HELENE AND STEPHEN WEICHOLZ GLOBAL FILM SERIES A N I SRAELI
WOMAN SEEKING TO FINALIZE A DIVORCE
“ GETT ”
FROM HER
ESTRANGED HUSBAND FINDS HERSELF EFFECTIVELY PUT ON TRIAL BY HER COUNTRY ’ S RELIGIOUS MARRIAGE LAWS , IN THIS POWERHOUSE COURTROOM DRAMA . I N I SRAEL , THERE IS NEITHER CIVIL MARRIAGE NOR CIVIL DIVORCE ; ONLY
O RTHODOX
RABBIS CAN LEGALIZE A UNION OR ITS DISSOLUTION ,
WHICH IS ONLY POSSIBLE WITH THE HUSBAND ’ S FULL CONSENT. IN A LOVELESS MARRIAGE ,
V IVIANE A MSALEM
T RAPPED
HAS BEEN APPLYING FOR A
DIVORCE FOR THREE YEARS BUT HER RELIGIOUSLY DEVOUT HUSBAND
E LISHA ,
CONTINUALLY REFUSES .
H IS
COLD INTRANSIGENCE ,
V IVIANE ’ S
DETERMINATION TO FIGHT FOR HER FREEDOM , AND THE AMBIGUOUS ROLE OF THE RABBINICAL JUDGES SHAPE A PROCEDURE IN WHICH TRAGEDY VIES WITH ABSURDITY AND EVERYTHING IS BROUGHT OUT INTO THE OPEN FOR JUDGMENT. ISRAEL; NOT RATED; DIRECTED BY RONIT ELKABETZ AND SHLOMI ELKABETZ (2014); 115 MINUTES. THIS FILM CONTAINS SUBTITLES.
P RE - FILM
TALK WITH
D R . J OHN P FEIFER
7 PM , 7:30 PM .
BEGINS AT
WITH THE FILM BEGINNING AT APPROXIMATELY
GETT:
The Trial of Viviane Amsalem WEDNESDAY, JULY 8 7PM, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Tickets: General: $10, Film Pass: $9
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BROYHILL CHAMBER ENSEMBLE JULY 9TH PROGRAM: S ONATA
FOR
V IOLIN
AND
C ELLO
IN
D M AJOR
L UIGI B OCCHERINI
T HE V OICES OF THE V IOLIN , PART 2 S UITE N O. 1 FOR S OLO V IOLIN
E RNEST B LOCH
P IANO
M AX B RUCH
TRIO IN C MINOR ,
P IANO T RIO
NO.
2
O P. 5
IN C MINOR ,
O P. 66
F ELIX M ENDELSSOHN
SPONSORED BY MCDONALD’S OF BOONE
THURSDAY, JULY 9 8PM, ROSEN CONCERT HALL Tickets: Adult: $20, Student/Child: $10
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K NOWN
FOR ITS SEXY ATHLETICISM AND STUNNING ENSEMBLE WORK ,
PARSONS D ANCE DELIVERS POSITIVE , LIFE - ENRICHING A MERICAN CHOREOGRAPHERS TAKE CENTER STAGE IN A SEASON FULL OF PREMIERES AND FAVORITES , INCLUDING D AVID PARSONS ’ LATEST CREATION W HIRL AWAY, SET TO MUSIC BY THE LEGENDARY JAZZ MUSICIAN A LLEN T OUSSAINT, R OBERT B ATTLE ’ S PERCUSSIVE WORK T RAIN , T REY M C I NTYRE ’ S REFLECTIVE DUET H YMN AND PARSONS ’ STROBOSCOPIC MASTERPIECE , C AUGHT . EXPERIENCES TO AUDIENCES WORLDWIDE .
F OR 2015/16,
NEW AND CELEBRATED
PARSONS DANCE Parsons Dance Photo by Lois Greenfield
FRIDAY, JULY 10 8PM, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Tickets: Adult: $28, Student/Child: $20
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A SCHAEFER POPULAR SERIES EVENT: D UBBED “T HE L AST L EADING M AN ” BY T HE N EW YORK T IMES , B RIAN S TOKES M ITCHELL HAS ENJOYED A RICH AND VARIED CAREER ON B ROADWAY, TELEVISION AND FILM , ALONG WITH APPEARANCES IN THE GREAT A MERICAN CONCERT HALLS . K NOWN FOR HIS POWERFUL BARITONE , HE RECEIVED THE 2000 T ONY AWARD FOR “B EST A CTOR IN A M USICAL” IN K ISS M E , K ATE . H IS LATEST ALBUM , S IMPLY B ROADWAY, HAS BEEN PRAISED BY USA T ODAY AS ONE OF THE “B EST A LBUMS OF 2013.”
SERIES SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY WESTGLOW RESORT & SPA AND ROWLAND’S RESTAURANT, MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE GENEROSITY OF BONNIE AND JAMIE SCHAEFER.
PERFORMANCE SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY: MAST GENERAL STORE, STORIE STREET GRILLE, BOONE AREA VISITORS BUREAU, NORTHERN TRUST, GOODNIGHT BROTHERS AND SKYBEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
BROADWAY AND MORE:
BRIAN STOKES MITCHELL
WITH THE WINSTON-SALEM SYMPHONY Robert Moody, Music Director
SATURDAY, JULY 11 8PM, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Tickets: Adult: $35, Student/Child: $28
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U NDER THE DIRECTION OF M AESTRO G ERARD S CHWARZ , T HE E ASTERN F ESTIVAL O RCHESTRA RETURNS TO THE FESTIVAL FOR AN AFTERNOON OF INCOMPARABLE SYMPHONIC MUSIC FEATURING SOLOISTS AWADAGIN P RATT, PIANO, AND A MBER C ARPENTER , FIRST- PRIZE WINNER OF THE 2014 R OSEN -S CHAFFEL C OMPETITION FOR YOUNG AND E MERGING A RTISTS . T HIS
A N A PPALACHIAN S UMMER F ESTIVAL R OSEN -S CHAFFEL E NDOWMENT FOR C LASSICAL M USIC P ROGRAMMING . C REATED BY N ANCY AND N EIL S CHAFFEL , THE ENDOWMENT HONORS THE LEGACY OF N ANCY ’ S PARENTS , A RNOLD AND M URIEL R OSEN , AND THEIR LIFELONG COMMITMENT TO THE FINE ARTS , AS WELL AS THEIR IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE FOUNDING OF A N A PPALACHIAN S UMMER F ESTIVAL . PERFORMANCE AND OTHER CLASSICAL MUSIC EVENTS AT
ARE SUPPORTED BY THE
EASTERN FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA Gerard Schwarz, Music Director Awadagin Pratt, Piano Amber Carpenter, Harp
S HOSTAKOVICH : O CTOBER S YMPHONIC P OEM , O P. 131 B EETHOVEN : C ONCERTO FOR P IANO, N O. 1 IN C M AJOR , O P. 15 - AWADAGIN P RATT, PIANO AND CONDUCTOR D EBUSSY: D ANSES SACRÉE ET PROFANE (S ACRED AND P ROFANE D ANCES ) - A MBER C ARPENTER , HARP T CHAIKOVSK Y: S YMPHONY N O. 4 IN F MINOR , O P. 36, TH 27
SUNDAY, JULY 12 4PM, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Tickets: Adult: $28, Student/Child: $20
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R OBERT F. K ENNEDY J R .,
WORLD - RECOGNIZED
ENVIRONMENTALIST AND ENERGY POLICY EXPERT JOINS THE FESTIVAL AS KEYNOTE SPEAKER FOR THE FOURTH ANNUAL
S UMMIT. K ENNEDY
A PPALACHIAN E NERGY
WILL ADDRESS WHY GOOD
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY EQUALS GOOD BUSINESS POLICY. I MMEDIATELY FOLLOWING ,
R OCK Y M OUNTAIN I NSTITUTE ’ S C HIEF S CIENTIST A MORY L OVINS JOINS K ENNEDY FOR A SPIRITED EXCHANGE AROUND THE CHALLENGES AND
OPPORTUNITIES OF CHARTING A CLEAN - ENERGY FUTURE . J OIN THE
C AROLINA’ S
S UMMIT ’ S
CIRCLE OF
N ORTH
BOLDEST ENERGY THOUGHT LEADERS
AS WE LEARN FROM TWO OF CLEAN ENERGY ’ S MOST RESPECTED CHAMPIONS .
Energy Summit Keynote WITH
ROBERT F. KENNEDY JR. MONDAY, JULY 13 7:30PM, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Free Event
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THE HELENE AND STEPHEN WEICHOLZ GLOBAL FILM SERIES T HIS
FILM IS A DISTURBING DEPICTION OF
HOW A LIE BECOMES THE TRUTH WHEN GOSSIP, DOUBT AND MALICE ARE ALLOWED TO FLOURISH AND IGNITE A WITCH - HUNT THAT SOON THREATENS TO DESTROY AN INNOCENT MAN ’ S LIFE .
L UCAS
IS
A FORMER SCHOOLTEACHER WHO HAS BEEN FORCED TO START OVER , HAVING OVERCOME A TOUGH DIVORCE AND THE LOSS OF HIS JOB . J UST AS THINGS ARE STARTING TO GO HIS WAY, HIS LIFE IS SHATTERED WHEN AN UNTRUTHFUL REMARK THROWS HIS SMALL COMMUNITY INTO A COLLECTIVE STATE OF HYSTERIA .
AS
THE LIE SPREADS ,
L UCAS
IS FORCED
TO FIGHT A LONELY FIGHT FOR HIS LIFE AND DIGNITY. DENMARK; RATED R; DIRECTED BY THOMAS VINTERBERG (2012); 115 MINUTES. THIS FILM CONTAINS SUBTITLES.
P RE - FILM BEGINS AT
TALK WITH
7 PM ,
D R . J OHN P FEIFER
WITH THE FILM BEGINNING
AT APPROXIMATELY
7:30 PM .
The Hunt WEDNESDAY, JULY 15 7PM, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Tickets: General: $10, Film Pass: $9
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A SCHAEFER POPULAR SERIES EVENT: M ANDOLINIST, SINGER , AND COMPOSER , D AVID G RISMAN HAS BEEN A PIONEER OF ACOUSTIC STRING MUSIC FOR NEARLY HALF A CENTURY. D AVID HAS PLAYED WITH MANY OF HIS HEROES , FROM S TEPHANE G RAPPELLI , S VEND A SMUSSEN AND J ETHRO B URNS TO D OC WATSON , B ILL M ONROE AND E ARL S CRUGGS . H IS LONG FRIENDSHIP WITH J ERRY G ARCIA ALSO YIELDED A CHERISHED LEGACY OF RECORDINGS . T ODAY HE PLAYS WITH T HE D AVID G RISMAN S EXTET, PERFORMING HIS ORIGINAL “D AWG ” COMPOSITIONS ( THE NICKNAME GIVEN TO HIM BY J ERRY G ARCIA ). T HE S EXTET INCLUDES J IM K ERWIN ( BASS ), M ATT E AKLE ( FLUTE AND BASS FLUTE ), G EORGE M ARSH ( DRUMS AND PERCUSSION ), C HAD M ANNING ( VIOLIN , VIOLA AND MANDOLIN ) AND G EORGE C OLE ( GUITAR ).
THE
DAVID GRISMAN SEXTET FEATURING SPECIAL GUESTS:
Bryan Sutton Band SERIES SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY WESTGLOW RESORT & SPA AND ROWLAND’S RESTAURANT, MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE GENEROSITY OF BONNIE AND JAMIE SCHAEFER.
FRIDAY, JULY 17 8PM, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Tickets: Adult: $28, Student/Child: $20
PERFORMANCE SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY: MAST GENERAL STORE, STORIE STREET GRILLE, BOONE AREA VISITORS BUREAU, NORTHERN TRUST, GOODNIGHT BROTHERS AND SKYBEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
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A SCHAEFER POPULAR SERIES EVENT: YOU
CAN CAPSULIZE MOST POP MUSIC ACTS BY RECITING HOW MANY HITS THEY ’ VE ACHIEVED AND HOW MANY MILLIONS OF
ALBUMS THEY ’ VE SOLD .
B EACH B OYS . H AVING
B UT
THESE CONVENTIONAL MEASUREMENTS FALL SHORT WHEN YOU ’ RE ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF
HAS CHANGED THE MUSICAL LANDSCAPE SO PROFOUNDLY THAT EVERY POP ACT SINCE HAS BEEN IN ITS DEBT. ALL ,
T HE B EACH B OYS
H APPILY
FOR US
CONTINUE TO CREATE AND PERFORM WITH THE SAME BOLD IMAGINATION AND STYLE THAT MARKED
THEIR EXPLOSIVE DEBUT
IN
T HE
BIRTHED A TORRENT OF HIT SINGLES AND SOLD ALBUMS BY THE TENS OF MILLIONS , THIS ICONIC BAND
50
YEARS AGO.
B EACH B OY M IKE L OVE ( LEAD VOCALS ) AND B EACH B OY-VET B RUCE J OHNSTON ( VOCALS / – C HRISTIAN L OVE ( GUITAR / VOCALS ), R ANDELL K IRSCH ( BASS / VOCALS ), T IM B ONHOMME ( KEYBOARDS / VOCALS ), C OWSILL OF T HE C OWSILLS ( PERCUSSION / VOCALS ) AND S COTT T OTTEN ( GUITAR / VOCALS ) ROUND OUT THE BAND .
ADDITION TO FOUNDING
KEYBOARDS )
J OHN
SERIES SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY WESTGLOW RESORT & SPA AND ROWLAND’S RESTAURANT, MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE GENEROSITY OF BONNIE AND JAMIE SCHAEFER.
PERFORMANCE SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY: MAST GENERAL STORE, STORIE STREET GRILLE, BOONE AREA VISITORS BUREAU, NORTHERN TRUST, GOODNIGHT BROTHERS AND SKYBEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
THE BEACH BOYS SATURDAY, JULY 18 8PM, HOLMES CONVOCATION CENTER Tickets: Adult: $50, Student/Child: $30
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T HE FESTIVAL , IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE H AYES S CHOOL OF M USIC , PROUDLY PRESENTS THE FIFTH SEASON OF THE R OSEN -S CHAFFEL C OMPETITION FOR YOUNG AND E MERGING A RTISTS . D URING
THE SPRING OF
2015,
CONTESTANTS
SUBMITTED RECORDINGS OF THEIR WORK AND A PANEL OF JUDGES SELECTED SEVEN FINALISTS TO COMPETE IN A PUBLIC PERFORMANCE . FINAL ROUND ON J ULY
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D URING
THE
JURORS WILL CHOOSE
THREE TOP PRIZEWINNERS AND THE AUDIENCE WILL SELECT AN
A UDIENCE C HOICE AWARD W INNER . I N
ADDITION TO A CASH PRIZE , THE FIRST- PRIZE WINNER WILL RECEIVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO PERFORM WITH
G ERARD S CHWARZ AND THE E ASTERN F ESTIVAL O RCHESTRA DURING THE 2016 SEASON OF A N A PPALACHIAN S UMMER F ESTIVAL .
CONDUCTOR
T HIS
YEAR’ S COMPETITION JURORS ARE
G ERARD S CHWARZ E ASTERN F ESTIVAL O RCHESTRA , R OGER K ALIA WITH THE C HARLOTTE S YMPHONY O RCHESTRA , AND J ACOMO B AIROS WITH THE A MARILLO S YMPHONY O RCHESTRA . WITH THE
ROSEN-SCHAFFEL COMPETITION FOR YOUNG & EMERGING ARTISTS SUNDAY, JULY 19 1PM, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Free Event
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BROYHILL CHAMBER ENSEMBLE JULY 21ST PROGRAM: 7 VARIATIONS ON “B EI M ANNERN , WELCHE L IEBE F UHLEN ” ( FROM M OZART ’ S T HE M AGIC F LUTE )
L UDWIG
J UBB J ANNIN P ERCUSSION : B ENDIR (M OROCCAN F RAME D RUM )
YOUSIF S HERONICK
L AMENTATIO P ERCUSSION : C AJON , B ODHRAN , C AXIXI , B ODHRAN , M ARACA
G IOVANNI S OLLIMA
T HE V OICES OF THE V IOLIN , PART 3 M INSTREL S ONG OF S OLITUDE M EMORY PARTITA Q UARTET
FOR
P IANO
AND
S TRINGS
VAN
B EETHOVEN
G EORGE E NESCU J OHN H ARBISON C HEN Y I V YTAUTAS B ARKAUSKAS IN
E- FLAT M AJOR , O PUS 47
R OBERT S CHUMANN SPONSORED BY MCDONALD’S OF BOONE
TUESDAY, JULY 21 8PM, ROSEN CONCERT HALL Tickets: Adult: $20, Student/Child: $10
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THE HELENE AND STEPHEN WEICHOLZ GLOBAL FILM SERIES F ILMMAKER M ORGAN N EVILLE PAYS HOMAGE TO SOME OF THE GREATEST VOCALISTS YOU ’ VE NEVER HEARD W HILE THE LEAD SINGERS IN ROCK , POP, AND R&B ARE THE ONES WHO GET
REMARKABLE DOCUMENTARY.
OF IN THIS THE GLORY,
KNOWLEDGEABLE MUSIC FANS WILL TELL YOU THE BACKING VOCALISTS OFTEN ADD THE TOUCHES THAT MAKE A PERFORMANCE TRULY MEMORABLE , AND THOUGH MANY BACKUP SINGERS HAVE THE RESPECT OF THEIR PEERS IN THE MUSIC BUSINESS , THEY ’ RE ALL BUT UNKNOWN TO THE AVERAGE LISTENER .
T WENTY F EET F ROM S TARDOM HONORS SOME OF THESE UNSUNG D ARLENE L OVE ( THE UNCREDITED LEAD VOICE ON SOME OF P HIL S PECTOR’ S MOST MEMORABLE PRODUCTIONS OF THE 1960 S ), L ISA F ISCHER ( WHO HAS APPEARED ON ALBUMS BY S TING , T INA T URNER AND A RETHA F RANKLIN , AS WELL AS TOURING WITH THE R OLLING S TONES ), AND THE WATERS FAMILY ( WHO SANG WITH M ICHAEL J ACKSON ON THE ALBUM T HRILLER AND LENT THEIR VOICES TO THE FILMS T HE L ION K ING AND AVATAR ). T HE FILM ALSO INCLUDES INTERVIEWS WITH SUCH SUPERSTARS AS B RUCE S PRINGSTEEN , S TEVIE W ONDER , AND M ICK J AGGER ON THE ROLE BACKING VOCALISTS PLAY IN MUSIC AND THE MUSIC BUSINESS , WHILE A NUMBER OF VETERAN SINGERS SHARE THEIR STORIES OF THE UPS AND DOWNS OF THEIR CAREERS . HEROES , INCLUDING
UNITED STATES; RATED PG-13; DIRECTED BY MORGAN NEVILLE (2013); 91 MINUTES.
P RE - FILM
TALK WITH
D R . J OHN P FEIFER
7 PM , 7:30 PM .
BEGINS AT
WITH THE FILM BEGINNING AT APPROXIMATELY
Twenty Feet from Stardom WEDNESDAY, JULY 22 7PM, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Tickets: General: $10, Film Pass: $9
P URCHASE
A TICKET TO THE
L ISA F ISCHER
CONCERT
(J ULY 23)
AND RECEIVE A COMPLIMENTARY TICKET TO THIS FILM !
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A SCHAEFER POPULAR SERIES EVENT: A
PHENOMENAL POWERHOUSE .... IN RESPLENDENT VOCAL SHAPE AT
BROUGHT DOWN THE HOUSE IN THE SINGLE BEST SHOW YEARS .
I’ VE
56,
SHE
SEEN IN MANY
- T HE N EW YORK T IMES , A PRIL 24, 2015
L ISA F ISCHER , STAR OF THE O SCAR-WINNING DOCUMENTARY “20 F EET FROM S TARDOM ” ABOUT BACKUP SINGERS , IS IN TOWN TO SING BEHIND M ICK J AGGER AND THE R OLLING S TONES . B UT FIRST SHE ’ S GOING TO SQUEEZE IN A COUPLE OF HER OWN GIGS AT AN INTIMATE CLUB WHERE SHE DELIVERED THE BEST SMALL - ROOM
T WIN C ITIES
CONCERTS OF
2014.
W HILE SHE MAY BE A GLAMAZON SCREAMER WITH THE S TONES , ON HER OWN , SHE ’ S AN EARTHY, ORGANIC , ARTFUL SINGER WHO CREATES DEEPLY INTELLECTUAL , DEEPLY SOULFUL , DEEPLY MEDITATIVE MUSIC – ONE STRIKINGLY IMAGINATIVE INTERPRETATION OF A SONG ( FAMOUS OR OBSCURE ) AFTER ANOTHER . E XPECT S TONES TUNES , OTHER CLASSICS AND HER OWN , INCLUDING THE G RAMMY WINNING “H OW C AN I E ASE THE PAIN ” FROM HER 1991 SOLO ALBUM . - M INNEAPOLIS S TAR T RIBUNE , M AY 29, 2015 SERIES SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY WESTGLOW RESORT & SPA AND ROWLAND’S RESTAURANT, MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE GENEROSITY OF BONNIE AND JAMIE SCHAEFER.
PERFORMANCE SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY: MAST GENERAL STORE, STORIE STREET GRILLE, BOONE AREA VISITORS BUREAU, NORTHERN TRUST, GOODNIGHT BROTHERS AND SKYBEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
&
LISA FISCHER GRAND BATON P URCHASE
A TICKET TO THIS CONCERT AND RECEIVE A
COMPLIMENTARY TICKET TO
T WENTY F EET
FROM
S TARDOM (J ULY 22).
THURSDAY, JULY 23
8PM, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Tickets: Adult: $28, Student/Child: $20
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IN/VISIBLE THEATRE:
WITHOUT WORDS B Y D EREK D AVIDSON A DAPTED FROM THE BOOK A M AN W ITHOUT W ORDS
BY
S USAN S CHALLER
L ANGUAGE CONNECTS US . W E USE WORDS TO ASK , EXPRESS LOVE , ARGUE , AND TO TAKE OUR A ND EXPERTS SAY IF WE DON ’ T LEARN LANGUAGE AS CHILDREN , WE CAN ’ T LEARN IT AT ALL . I LDEFONSO,
M EXICAN I NDIAN , WAS BORN DEAF, NEVER LEARNED SIGN LANGUAGE , AND LIVED ON THE S USAN , A SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER , FOUND HIM INTELLIGENT, OBSERVANT, AND ISOLATED FROM THE WORLD AROUND HIM , AND DESPITE THE EXPERTS , SHE WAS DETERMINED TO HELP HIM COMMUNICATE . I N /V ISIBLE T HEATRE USES DANCE , DRAMA , SOUND AND SILENCE IN THIS REMARKABLE TRUE STORY OF HOW LANGUAGE IS SO MUCH MORE THAN WORDS . A
27-YEAR
PLACE IN HUMAN SOCIETY.
OLD
FRINGES OF HUMAN INTERACTION .
M AKING
ITS DEBUT WITH THE FESTIVAL THIS SEASON , I N /V ISIBLE
T HEATRE STARTED IN 2012 WITH B UMBERSHOOT, WRITTEN D EREK D AVIDSON AND PRODUCED BY K AREN S ABO. T HE COMPANY SENT B UMBERSHOOT TO THE 2012 N EW YORK I NTERNATIONAL F RINGE F ESTIVAL AND FROM THERE , CONTINUED TO GROW INTO THE ORGANIZATION THAT IT IS TODAY. PART OF I N /V ISIBLE T HEATRE ’ S MISSION IS TO PRESENT NEW PLAYS , NEW INTERPRETATIONS OF OLDER PLAYS , AND PLAYS INFREQUENTLY PRODUCED IN THE AREA , AND TO OFFER PRODUCTIONS THAT INVITE THE AUDIENCE INTO AN ARTISTIC DIALOGUE . AND DIRECTED BY
FRIDAY, JULY 24 & SATURDAY, JULY 25 8PM, VALBORG THEATRE Tickets: Adult: $20, Student/Child: $10
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T O MARK THE 29 TH SEASON OF THE R OSEN S CULPTURE P ROGRAM , THE R OSEN S CULPTURE I NVITATIONAL WILL FEATURE WORK SELECTED BY THE T URCHIN C ENTER’ S CURATORIAL STAFF IN HONOR OF M ARTIN AND D ORIS R OSEN . A VARIETY OF ARTISTS WHO HAVE PARTICIPATED IN PAST R OSEN EXHIBITIONS WERE INVITED TO SUBMIT NEW WORK FOR DISPLAY ON A PPALACHIAN S TATE U NIVERSITY ’ S CAMPUS . T HE INVITATIONAL FORMAT ALLOWS THE T URCHIN C ENTER TO WORK WITH ARTISTS WHOSE SCULPTURE WAS ESPECIALLY SIGNIFICANT AND MEANINGFUL TO THE R OSEN FAMILY. J OIN
THE
T URCHIN C ENTER’ S
CURATORIAL STAFF ON AN OUTDOOR WALKING
TOUR OF THE FEATURED WORKS , OFFERING A FASCINATING GLIMPSE INTO THE WORLD OF CONTEMPORARY SCULPTURE !
M ADE POSSIBLE R OSEN FAMILY.
BY THE CONTINUED SUPPORT AND GENEROSITY OF THE
J USTIN D EARDUFF, P RAIRIE R AY W INNER OF THE 28 TH R OSEN S CULPTURE C OMPETITION
29TH ROSEN SCULPTURE WALK SATURDAY, JULY 25 10AM, SMITH GALLERY IN THE SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Free Event
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THE HELENE AND STEPHEN WEICHOLZ GLOBAL FILM SERIES I N WAR-TORN K ASHMIR , A LAKESIDE CITY IS PLUNGED INTO A MILITARY CURFEW. S TRANDED TOGETHER ON BREATHTAKING D AL L AKE , A WORKING - CLASS BOATMAN AND A BEAUTIFUL , YOUNG SCIENTIST FORM AN UNLIKELY BOND . B UT AS VIOLENCE SPILLS IN FROM THE CITY, THEIR BUDDING ROMANCE MAY NOT SURVIVE . INDIA/KASHMIR; NOT RATED; DIRECTED BY MUSA SYEED (2012); 82 MINUTES. THIS FILM CONTAINS SUBTITLES.
P RE - FILM
TALK WITH
D R . J OHN P FEIFER
BEGINS AT
7 PM
WITH THE FILM BEGINNING AT APPROXIMATELY
Valley of Saints
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29 7PM, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Tickets: General: $10, Film Pass: $9
7:30 PM .
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J OIN
US FOR THE CONCLUDING CONCERT IN THE SERIES , FEATURING
INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED VIOLINIST AND ARTISTIC DIRECTOR
M ORGENSTERN ,
G IL
JOINED BY THE NATION ’ S MOST EXCITING
CHAMBER MUSICIANS OF TODAY !
JULY 30TH PROGRAM: P IANO Q UARTET N O. 1 P IANO Q UARTET
IN C MINOR ,
IN G MINOR ,
O P. 25
O P. 15
G ABRIEL FAURÉ J OHANESS B RAHMS
T HE 2015 B ROYHILL C HAMBER E NSEMBLE CONCERT SERIES IS DEDICATED D OT B ARBER , A CHERISHED MEMBER OF THE F RIENDS OF A N A PPALACHIAN S UMMER F ESTIVAL .
TO
THE MEMORY OF
BROYHILL CHAMBER ENSEMBLE SPONSORED BY MCDONALD’S OF BOONE
THURSDAY, JULY 30 8PM, ROSEN CONCERT HALL Tickets: Adult: $20, Student/Child: $10
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A SCHAEFER POPULAR SERIES EVENT: T HE
S COTT B RADLEE ’ S P OSTMODERN J UKEBOX HAS BEEN VIEWED ON THE ENSEMBLE ’ S YOU T UBE CHANNEL WELL M OST OF THOSE VIEWERS , HOWEVER , ARE NOT FULLY AWARE OF THE METHOD TO B RADLEE ’ S MADNESS . O N THE SURFACE , THE METHOD IS VIDEO OF FULL - BAND PERFORMANCES SHOT IN THE BANDLEADER’ S LIVING ROOM WITH A SINGLE STATIONARY CAMERA . T HE MADNESS : POP HITS OF THE PRESENT PERFORMED À LA POP HITS OF THE PAST. M ILEY C YRUS ’ W E C AN ’ T S TOP ASSAYED AS A DOO -WOP NUMBER ; M ACKLEMORE AND R YAN L EWIS ’ T HRIFT S HOP RE - IMAGINED AS FLAPPER JAZZ ; S AM S MITH ’ S S TAY W ITH M E RENDERED AS A 1940 S BIG - BAND STANDARD . WORK OF
OVER A HUNDRED MILLION TIMES .
B RADLEE ’ S
METHOD RUNS EVEN DEEPER .
HE’S
EDUCATING HIS AUDIENCE ABOUT
20 TH - CENTURY
SONG STYLES ; HE ’ S
COMMENTING ON THE ELASTICITY OF THE POP FORM ; HE ’ S CONFOUNDING CULTURAL CONTEXT; HE ’ S UNITING GENERATIONS ; HE ’ S BREAKING THE RULES . WELL AS MUSIC .
B UT
HE’S
MANIFESTING POSTMODERNIST IDEAS IN HIS APPROACH TO PRODUCTION AND BUSINESS AS
AS FAR AS THE FANS ARE CONCERNED , IT ’ S JUST FUN .
SERIES SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY WESTGLOW RESORT & SPA AND ROWLAND’S RESTAURANT, MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE GENEROSITY OF BONNIE AND JAMIE SCHAEFER.
PERFORMANCE SPONSORSHIP PROVIDED BY: MAST GENERAL STORE, STORIE STREET GRILLE, BOONE AREA VISITORS BUREAU, NORTHERN TRUST, GOODNIGHT BROTHERS AND SKYBEST COMMUNICATIONS, INC.
SCOTT BRADLEE’S POSTMODERN JUKEBOX FRIDAY, JULY 31 8PM, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Tickets: Adult: $28, Student/Child: $20
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THE HELENE AND STEPHEN WEICHOLZ GLOBAL FILM SERIES A CADEMY AWARD - NOMINATED
FILMMAKER
B RUNO B ARRETO
RETURNS WITH A SOPHISTICATED TALE OF AN UNLIKELY ROMANCE
BETWEEN TWO EXTRAORDINARY ARTISTS , SET AGAINST THE BACKDROP OF POLITICAL UPHEAVAL AND A CLASH OF CULTURES .
G RAPPLING WITH WRITER’ S BLOCK , LEGENDARY A MERICAN POET E LIZABETH B ISHOP TRAVELS FROM N EW YORK C ITY TO R IO DE J ANEIRO IN THE 1950 S TO VISIT HER COLLEGE FRIEND , M ARY. H OPING TO FIND INSPIRATION ON M ARY ’ S SPRAWLING ESTATE , E LIZABETH WINDS UP WITH MUCH MORE – A TEMPESTUOUS RELATIONSHIP WITH M ARY ’ S BOHEMIAN PARTNER , ARCHITECT L OTA DE M ACEDO S OARES , THAT ROCKS THE STAID WRITER TO HER FOUNDATION . A LCOHOLISM , GEOGRAPHICAL DISTANCE AND A MILITARY COUP COME BETWEEN THE LOVERS , BUT THEIR INTIMATE CONNECTION SPANS DECADES AND FOREVER IMPACTS THE LIFE AND WORK OF THESE TWO EXTRAORDINARY ARTISTS . BRAZIL; NOT RATED; DIRECTED BY BRUNO BARRETO (2013); 118 MINUTES.THIS FILM CONTAINS SUBTITLES.
P RE - FILM
TALK WITH
D R . J OHN P FEIFER
BEGINS AT
7 PM ,
WITH THE FILM BEGINNING AT APPROXIMATELY
7:30 PM .
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19 7PM, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Tickets: General: $10, Film Pass: $9
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THE HELENE AND STEPHEN WEICHOLZ GLOBAL FILM SERIES D IRECTOR J IM L OACH
R ONA M UNRO N OTTINGHAM SOCIAL WORKER H UMPHREYS ’ AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL ACCOUNT AND SCREENWRITER
COLLABORATE TO ADAPT
M ARGARET
OF HER NOBLE EFFORT TO EXPOSE THE SYSTEMATIC DEPORTATION OF
B RITISH
CHILDREN TO
A USTRALIA ,
AND
TO REUNITE THEM WITH THEIR DEVASTATED FAMILIES . UNITED KINGDOM/AUSTRALIA; RATED R; DIRECTED BY JIM LOACH (2010); 105 MINUTES.
P RE - FILM TALK WITH D R . J OHN P FEIFER BEGINS AT 7 PM , WITH THE FILM BEGINNING AT APPROXIMATELY 7:30 PM .
Oranges and Sunshine WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26 7PM, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Tickets: General: $10, Film Pass: $9
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TURCHIN CENTER FOR THE VISUAL ARTS LUNCH & LEARN SERIES W EDNESDAYS IN J ULY, F REE E VENT
BAGGED LUNCH TO ENJOY DURING
VISUAL ARTS WORKSHOPS A RTISTS OF ALL SKILL LEVELS WELCOME . A DVANCE REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT REQUIRED . E NROLLMENT IS LIMITED SO REGISTER TODAY ! F OR DETAILED INFORMATION VISIT TCVA . ORG / WORKSHOPS OR CALL 828-262-3017.
THE LECTURE !
FOR KIDS:
NOON, TURCHIN CENTER FOR THE VISUAL ARTS LECTURE HALL
T HESE
INTERACTIVE AND INFORMATIVE
LECTURES OFFER AN INSIDERS LOOK AT FESTIVAL PROGRAMMING FROM EXPERTS IN THE FIELD .
B RING
A
J ULY 8 – “STREAM: R AZI P ROJECTS ” WITH M ARY A NNE R EDDING , C URATOR FOR THE T URCHIN C ENTER J ULY 15 – “W ITHOUT W ORDS ; A BI - LINGUAL THEATRICAL K AREN S ABO AND D EREK D AVIDSON , I N /V ISIBLE T HEATRE
ADAPTATION ” WITH
J ULY 22 – “C OLLABORATIONS WITH THE A NDY WARHOL F OUNDATION FOR THE V ISUAL A RTS ” WITH H ANK F OREMAN , D IRECTOR & C HIEF C URATOR OF THE T URCHIN C ENTER J ULY 29 – “H OW TO L OOK AT D ANCE ” WITH R AY M ILLER , P ROFESSOR IN D ANCE S TUDIES , D EPARTMENT OF T HEATRE AND D ANCE
S UMMER BY THE S EA , J UNE 29- J ULY 2 AGES 7-12 P ICTURES T ELL A S TORY , J ULY 20-24 AGES 6-11 E XPLORING WATER M EDIA , J ULY 27-31 AGES 8-13 FOR YOUNG ADULTS:
PAINTING /M IXED M EDIA , J ULY 6-10 AGES 11-16 J OURNALS FOR YOUNG A RTISTS , J ULY 20-J ULY 24 F OR
MORE WORKSHOPS OFFERED AT THE
AGES 10-15
T URCHIN C ENTER
THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER MONTHS , VISIT TCVA . ORG / WORKSHOPS .
WE ARE THE MUSIC MAKERS! SMITH GALLERY, SCHAEFER CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
TURCHIN CENTER BUS TRIPS T RAVEL WITH THE T URCHIN C ENTER ON BUS TRIPS OUTSIDE OF THE H IGH C OUNTRY TO EXPLORE THE GREAT ART OF OUR REGION ! E ACH TICKET COVERS ROUND TRIP TRANSPORTATION , LUNCH , ALL ADMISSION COSTS AND REFRESHMENTS . F OR A SCHEDULE AND MORE INFORMATION , VISIT: TCVA . ORG / BUSTRIPS
W E A RE
M USIC M AKERS ! FEATURES S OUTHERN R OOTS MUSICIANS ACTIVE IN THE PAST 20 YEARS , ALL PHOTOGRAPHED BY T IM D UFFY IN HIS QUEST TO PRESERVE S OUTHERN THE
PHOTO DOCUMENTATION OF
TRADITIONAL MUSIC BY PARTNERING WITH THE ARTISTS WHO MAKE IT.
T HIS IS A SPECIAL EXHIBITION IN PARTNERSHIP T URCHIN C ENTER , A N A PPALACHIAN S UMMER F ESTIVAL AND THE M USIC M AKER R ELIEF F OUNDATION . WITH THE
AN APPALACHIAN SUMMER FESTIVAL
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