On this the 100th Anniversary, we reflect on
the life and music of America’s most
renowned folk-singer. His songs and writings
from the 1930s and 1940s have inspired
generations of folk singer/activists to
write new music in support of contemporary
movements for social justice. Today, as our
nation reels with economic uncertainty,
Guthrie’s Depression-era songs chronicling
the plight of hard-hit working people
resonate with renewed urgency.
Saturday, September 22, 2012 - 7:30pm Evening
Doors Open at 6:30pm Walt Whitman Theatre
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with
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Pete Seeger
Judy
Collins
Billy
Bragg
Steve
Earle
The Tony Trischka Band
The
Klezmatics
John
Cohen and the Dust Busters
Mike
and Ruthy
Jay
Ungar and Molly Mason
29
Conservatory of Music of Brooklyn College
Presents
The Conservatory Orchestra I
George Rothman, conducting
Summer fun is over and we are ready for some
serous music enjoyment! What better way
to start the season than with the full
symphonic sounds of the famed Brooklyn
College Conservatory Orchestra under that
able baton of Maestro Rothman.
This is the Conservatory's Season Premiere
Event that's not to be missed. Everyone knows that Fall doesn't
really
start in
earnest until we hear the edifying strains
of what has become an institution here at
Brooklyn Center -- the Conservatory
Orchestra!
On the Programme:
Laconika, Tsontakis
A
Sophistocated Lad,
Butterworth
Capriccio Italien, Tchaikovsky
Tickets will go on
sale soon.
Saturday, September 29, 2012 - 7:30pm Evening Walt Whitman Theatre
