[NEohioPAL]Discount for NEohioPAL: Shakespeare & Music Celebration at Case, Apr 23-24

[Beverly Simmons]

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If you love Shakespeare, if you love music -- then you'll love
    Shakespeare's Songbook Symposium!

April 23 & 24, Case Western Reserve University presents a weekend-long 
celebration of Shakespeare & music, in honor of the publication of 
Shakespeare's Songbook by Fynette H. Kulas Professor of Music, Ross W. 
Duffin (W.W. Norton, 2004).

          . . . AND YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED!

Friday, April 23, 12:30 pm
Masterclass with internationally-renowned early music soprano Ellen 
Hargis.

Friday, April 23, 7:30 pm
Keynote Lecture by Shakespeare scholar & Stanford professor Stephen 
Orgel, along
with live performances of three Elizabethan Stage Jigs, performed by 
students from the Case departments of Theatre and Music. Renaissance 
fiddler David Douglass leads the musicians. Followed by a reception & 
book-signing at The Glidden House.

Saturday, April 24, 1 pm
Panel Discussion -- Performance Implications
Panelists include Gerald Freedman (NC School of the Arts, formerly 
Great Lakes Theatre Festival), Paul O'Dette (Eastman School of Music), 
Ronald Wilson (Case Theatre Dept), and Ross Duffin (Case Music Dept).

Saturday, April 24, 2:30 pm
Panel Discussion -- Interpretive Implications
Panelists include Anston Bosman (Amherst College), Tom Bishop (Case 
English Dept, Shakespearean International Yearbook), Gerald Freedman 
and Stephen Orgel.

Saturday, April 24, 7:30 pm
Concert -- Shakespeare's Songbook
Performed by "the world's greatest living lutenist" Paul O'Dette, with 
phenomenal Renaissance fiddler David Douglass, and the exquisite 
vocalists soprano Ellen Hargis and tenor William Hite. Followed by a 
reception & book-signing at Guilford House.

All events take place in Harkness Chapel, 11200 Bellflower Road on the 
Case Western Reserve campus (across the street from the Frank 
Gehry-designed Peter B. Lewis Building). Harkness is wheelchair 
accessible.

All events are FREE except the Saturday night concert. Tickets for the 
concert are $20 regular; $18 seniors/EMA/LSA/NEohioPAL; FREE for CIM, 
Case, CSA students; $10 other students.

For more information, visit http://music.case.edu/shakespeare/ or call 
216/368-2400.

"If music be the food of love, play on!"



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<bold>April 23 & 24</bold>, Case Western Reserve University presents a
weekend-long celebration of <bold>Shakespeare & music</bold>, in honor
of the publication of <bold><italic>Shakespeare's
Songbook</italic></bold> by Fynette H. Kulas Professor of Music, Ross
W. Duffin (W.W. Norton, 2004).


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INVITED!</x-tad-bigger></bigger></bold>


<bold><color><param>7FFC,0000,7FFC</param>Friday, April 23, 12:30 pm

</color>Masterclass</bold> with internationally-renowned early music
soprano <bold><color><param>0000,0000,0000</param>Ellen Hargis.</color></bold>


<bold><color><param>7FFC,0000,7FFC</param>Friday, April 23, 7:30 pm</color></bold>

<bold>Keynote Lecture</bold> by Shakespeare scholar & Stanford
professor <bold>Stephen Orgel</bold>, along

with live performances of three <bold>Elizabethan Stage Jigs</bold>,
performed by students from the Case departments of Theatre and Music.
Renaissance fiddler <bold>David Douglass</bold> leads the musicians.
Followed by a reception & book-signing at The Glidden House.


<bold><color><param>7FFC,0000,7FFC</param>Saturday, April 24, 1 pm

</color>Panel Discussion -- <italic>Performance Implications</italic>

</bold>Panelists include <bold>Gerald Freedman</bold> (NC School of
the Arts, formerly Great Lakes Theatre Festival), <bold>Paul
O'Dette</bold> (Eastman School of Music), <bold>Ronald Wilson</bold>
(Case Theatre Dept), and <bold>Ross Duffin</bold> (Case Music Dept).


<bold><color><param>7FFB,0000,7FFB</param>Saturday, April 24, 2:30 pm

</color>Panel Discussion -- <italic>Interpretive Implications</italic>

</bold>Panelists include <bold>Anston Bosman</bold> (Amherst College),
<bold>Tom Bishop</bold> (Case English Dept, Shakespearean
International Yearbook), <bold>Gerald Freedman</bold> and
<bold>Stephen Orgel.</bold>


<bold><color><param>7FFA,0000,7FFA</param>Saturday, April 24, 7:30 pm

</color>Concert -- <italic>Shakespeare's Songbook</italic>

</bold>Performed by "the world's greatest living lutenist" <bold>Paul
O'Dette</bold>, with phenomenal Renaissance fiddler <bold>David
Douglass</bold>, and the exquisite vocalists soprano <bold>Ellen
Hargis</bold> and tenor <bold>William Hite</bold>. Followed by a
reception & book-signing at Guilford House.


All events take place in <bold>Harkness Chapel, 11200 Bellflower
Road</bold> on the Case Western Reserve campus<bold>
</bold><italic>(across the street from the Frank Gehry-designed Peter
B. Lewis Building)</italic>. Harkness is wheelchair accessible.


<bold>All events are FREE except the Saturday night concert.</bold>
Tickets for the concert are $20 regular; $18
seniors/EMA/LSA/NEohioPAL; FREE for CIM, Case, CSA students; $10 other
students.


For more information, visit
<bold>http://music.case.edu/shakespeare/</bold> or call
<bold>216/368-2400</bold>.


<bold><italic><fontfamily><param>Palatino</param><color><param>7FFB,0000,7FFB</param><bigger><x-tad-bigger>"If
music be the food of love, play on!"</x-tad-bigger></bigger></color></fontfamily></italic></bold>




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