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Location: Blogs 23rd Street Association |
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| Posted by: Program Director |
2/20/2008 |
| Baruch Performing Arts Center (BPAC) cordially invites members of the 23rd Street Association to a reception: | DATE: | Wednesday, February 20th, 2008 | | TIME: | 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM | | LOCATION: | Baruch College
| | | 55 Lexington Avenue
| | | Enter on 25th Street between Lexington and Third
| | RSVP: | shawyonia_pettigrew@baruch.cuny.edu | | COST: | Reception: free | | | Concert: $10 | The
reception will introduce the center's new Managing Director, John
Malatesta, as well as the upcoming season of programs in 2008. BPAC
also invites members to attend a performance featuring the McCollough
Sons of Thunder Brass Band at 7:30 PM on the 20th for only $10.00. To
purchase tickets click here or call 646-312-4085 and mention the 23rd Street Association. The
McCollough Sons of Thunder is a brass band institution after thirty
years of combining the African-American religious musical expressions,
created from a blending of African worship style and Christian
theology. These multiple manifestations include the deeply-rooted
spiritual song, jubilee music, the lined-out hymn, a cappella quartet
singing, mass choirs and other forms and styles. One of the less widely
recognized, but highly influential, of these traditions is the
instrumental “shout band”. The senior elder statesman and musical model
of this community-grounded tradition is Elder Edward Babb, nicknamed
“Trip”, the trombone-player. He is the director of The McCollough Sons
of Thunder Brass Band. |
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