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Dunbar Festival starts todayThe School of Music will present the 2004 Evelyn Dunbar Memorial Early
Music Festival from today (May 13) to May 16. Early Music Master Class, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 13, Lutkin Hall, 700 University Place. Panelists Mary Springfels, Kurt Hansen, Stephen Alltop, David Douglass and Monteverdi scholar Jeffrey Kurtzman will critique singers and instrumentalists from Northwestern and the community as they perform selections from Monteverdi’s “Vespers.” Admission is free. Interested participants should contact Stephen Alltop at swa440@northwestern.edu. Monteverdi’s “Vespers of 1610,” 6 p.m. pre-concert talk and 7 p.m. concert, Sunday, May 16, Alice Millar Chapel and Religious Center. For more information, call Pick-Staiger Concert Hall at (847) 491-5441. |
Ten elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences Northwestern professor selected for NASA program Schofer to be interim dean of McCormick
2004 Northwestern Alumni Association Awards
Biden will give law convocation address Crowe Hall dedication is May 18 Green sentenced to nine years in prison Guinier will give Crain lecture; Van Zelst lecture features Pulitzer Prize winner Space planning discussion is May 17 Goldenberg appointed to res life post Ford Engineering Week includes robot competition Link-Up! program puts on classical concert for Chicago Public Schools |
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