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"Bernstein's Mass: A Crisis of Faith" A lecture by Michael Slon

  • University of Virginia Minor Hall Auditorium 125 Charlottesville, VA (map)
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Leonard Bernstein’s Mass opened the Kennedy Center in 1971, and since that time has been a lightening rod for conversations on what Bernstein himself called, "the crisis of our century, a crisis of faith.” In preparation for performances of Mass at the Paramount on Oct. 13th & 14th, join UVA conductor and Bernstein scholar Michael Slon, along with lead soloist Kevin Vortmann (who has recorded the work with the Philadelphia Orchestra) for a lecture and panel discussion on the this extraordinary and transformative work.

Friday, October 12th - 3:30 pm in the UVa Minor Hall Auditorium

(Parking at the Central Parking Garage)

Refreshments to follow

FOR MORE INFO: info@theologicalhorizons.org 434.466.1342

Bernstein Mass Performance details:

https://www.theparamount.net/event/uva-presents-leonard-bernsteins-mass/

Tickets available at the www.theparamount.net, the box office, or 434 979-1333

Free UVA student tickets available in person at the UVA Arts Box Office

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