Daughters Before Dollars
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The Symphony has been preparing to play a piece by the "lesser-known Bach" that is described as individualistic and passionate. Carl Phillip Emanuel Bach was the second-oldest of Johann Sebastian Bach's 20 children. Though living up to the talents of his legendary father proved an impossible challenge, Carl Bach's work is still widely known and performed today. The DSO will perform C.P.E. Bach's "Flute Concerto in D Minor," a work written in 1747 and believed to be a gift to Frederick the Great, King of Prussia, who was a flutist himself and for whom Bach often performed during his musical career.
By now, most students around campus have probably seen the eye-catching red and orange posters announcing the Barbary Coast Jazz Ensemble's upcoming winter performance. For those who have been out of the loop, you should know that this incredible performance group is preparing a Latin-flavored show for Saturday, Feb. 11, with special guests Conrad Herwig, Walter White and Robby Ameen on trombone, trumpet and percussion, respectively.
On the weekend of Feb. 3, a familiar sound will vibrate the walls of the Spaulding Auditorium at the Hopkins Center as the Dartmouth College Glee Club takes the stage with their major winter performance. They will be performing Gilbert and Sullivan's famous operetta, "HMS Pinafore," in full costume and choreography.
This Friday night in the Fuel club inside Collis, "bar band" indie rockers The Hold Steady will perform for a crowd of students eager to relax after a tough week of pre-Thanksgiving papers and enjoy the energy and charisma of up-tempo rock.
On Tuesday at 7 p.m., a sound familiar to many of Dartmouth's music students will fill Spaulding Auditorium, as Dartmouth's resident pianist Sally Pinkas will perform her autumn recital along with guest musicians Steve Larson on viola and Thomas Gallant on oboe.
Last Thursday, students, locals, and those visiting Hanover filled Spaulding Auditorium as a weeklong celebration of arts and culture culminated with "Yunnan Revealed," a show featuring a mix of indigenous instruments and music from a southwestern province in China.