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Creatively Speaking
2:30 pm
Fri April 10, 2009
Painted Metaphors of the Ancient Maya--Juxtapose--The Elusive Hindemith--Marian Anderson Museum
By Susan Lewis, David Patrick Stearns and Jim Cotter and Jason Peifer
Jason Peifer visits 'Painted Metaphors: Pottery and Politics of the Ancient Maya' at the Penn Museum. The exhibition features 1,300-year-old pottery from the highlands of Guatemala.
Susan Lewis looks at 'Juxtapose,' a new program by Phila.'s contemporary dance company, Jeanne Ruddy Dance. It features a premiere by world-renowned choreographer Martha Clarke.
Philadelphia Inquirer's David Patrick Stearns explores the latest developments in the story of a Paul Hindemith piano concerto, and how the only copy of the piece came to be found in rural PA.
And we visit the Marian Anderson Historical Residence and Museum. This weekend marks the 70th anniversary of the historic concert on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
More Information:
- Painted Metaphors at Penn Museum
- Juxtapose by Jeanne Ruddy Dance
- Hindemith Lost Piano Concerto Recorded by Curtis Symphony Orchestra
- About the Marian Anderson Historical Residence and Museum
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