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| 2:00 PM | The Music of Mayo: Irish Traditional Music
An exploration of the rich traditional music heritage of County Mayo in the west of Ireland, performed by internationally acclaimed musicians Jerry O’Sullivan (uilleann pipes), Denny McCarthy (fiddle), Lehman College alumna Dawn Doherty (vocals); Sean McPhail (guitar); and Lehman Irish music instructor Colin Harte (bodhrán/piano). | Music Building - (306 (Recital Hall)) |
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| 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM | Mummenschanz
MUMMENSCHANZ
Since its successful three-year run on Broadway, Swiss based theater troupe MUMMENSCHANZ has pioneered a new form of visual theater that has since spawned multiple new genres reclaiming their legacy.
MUMMENSCHANZ has been dazzling audiences worldwide for more than 45 years. By creating a playful yet compelling experience through the inventive use of shadow, light, and creative manipulation of objects, MUMMENSCHANZ offers timeless insight on the human condition. The result is a visually stunning spectacle that transcends cultural barriers and sparks the imagination.
They have been dazzling audiences worldwide for over 45 years and they are here to show us something new! | |
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| 11:00 AM | World Music Concert - Radio Jarocho
Radio Jarocho performs son jarocho - the rowdy, upbeat, and at times melancholic music of the countryside of Veracruz, Mexico. A mix of Spanish, West African, and Indigenous musics, son jarocho is customarily played in the fandango, a community celebration where people gather to play, sing, and dance. Radio Jarocho has pioneered the promotion and preservation of son jarocho and the fandango on the East Coast, creating a modern sound that captures the spirit of the traditional style. | Music Building - (306 (Recital Hall)) |
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| 12:30 PM | Where Did Rock Music Come From?
Where Did Rock Music Come From?
- A presentation by Professor David Claman, examining some of the styles of American music from the first half of the twentieth century which gave rise to rock, including hillbilly, twelve-bar blues, country & western, and rhythm & blues. | Music Building - (306 (Recital Hall)) |
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| 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM | Grupo Niche
GRUPO NICHE
Get out your dancing shoes! Colombian salsa kings Grupo Niche enjoy great popularity throughout Latin America. Often called the “Salsa Experience,” the band performs an invigorating range of uptempo dance music as well as romantic numbers in their dazzling live shows.
Grupo Niche is coming back to Lehman Center for an exciting 40th Anniversary performance! Every time they are here it blows the roof off the house. Don’t miss your chance to see them this year!
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| All Day | Free HIV Testing (Multi-Day Event)
Free 20-minute HIV testing Monday-Wednesday 12-4pm at the Student Health Center. Old Gym, Room B008 starting August 27th. No appointment needed. | |
| All Day | GYN Hours @ the Student Health Center (Multi-Day Event)
Lehman Ladies! Come see the Women's Health Provider starting August 28th on Tuesdays from 9:30-5pm and Wednesdays from 11-2pm . Please come to the Student Health Center, Old Gym, Room B008 to schedule your appointment since a $5 deposit is required. | |
| All Day | Men's-Only Clinic (Multi-Day Event)
Lehman Men! Schedule an appointment to see Dr. Mark Polisar on Tuesdays 11:30-1:30pm at the Student Health Center, Old Gym, Room B008 x 8900 starting August 28th. | |
| All Day | | Information Technology Center
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| 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM | Autumn Ramble with the Lehman College and Community Band
The Lehman College and Community Band will open its 2018-2019 season with “Autumn Ramble,” a musical stroll through the season featuring works by Arturo Márquez, Alfred Reed, and Gustav Holst on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18 at 2:00 p.m. in the Lovinger Theater. The concert is open to the public and admission is free; donations are welcome.
The “Autumn Ramble” concert will feature Lehman College alumni, faculty, staff, students and community members. The trombone soloists featured in Serenade for Trombone, a work in memory of trombone virtuoso and teacher Moe Snyder, includes Walter Barrett, Rob Stattel, Daniel Leviatin, and Ray Fitzgerald—all either former students or colleagues of Snyder.
Also on the program will be the Mexican contemporary Danzon No. 2 by Márquez, the modernized Jitterbug by Buckley, and the joyful Italian Rhapsody by Julie Giroux, as well as other works. | Speech and Theatre Building - (Lovinger Theatre) |
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