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For Stephen Rice, moments of joy come in “the countless moments in rehearsals when a piece of music we've been working onstarts sounding really good and everyone feels that powerful feeling of connection - that something truly special, unique, and memorable is happening.” Or they might come “in lessons when a student has been struggling with a skill or concept, and then there's the moment when it clicks and you can see the sense of understanding and accomplishment.” Next Thursday,
We, the Wilmington Old Home Week Committee, are continuing to plan the event scheduled for July 30 through Aug. 2. We know that it is possible that we might have to cancel or postpone the wonderful celebration, but we will not make that final decision until early June. At that point, we hope to know more so that we can determine whether it will be safe to come together for this tradition, held every 10 years since 1890. The Committee...
Yellow Barn looks to the skies this week as it remembers the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. The festivities begin with concerts Thursday and Friday, plus a full day of events on Saturday including a viola masterclass, an afternoon of open rehearsals, a pre-concert discussion with Avi Loeb - professor of astronomy at Harvard University and director of Harvard's Black Hole Initiative - and a special performance of music inspired by the moon, from comic Baroque operas to Pierrot...
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