Aiken Choral Society presents Mozart Requiem Sunday
The Aiken Choral Society will perform Mozart Requiem Mass Sunday at 3 p.m. at St. Mary Help of Christian Church in Aiken. Conducted by Antoine Cordahl with Betty Groh at the piano soloists Joanne Greene Penelope Hyder Phillip Jenkins and Coile Scarborough. Admission is free and a reception by the Aiken Woman's Club will follow. Donations may be sent to The Aiken Choral Society P.O. Box 2161 Aiken SC 29801.
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Mozart
St. Mary Help of Christian Catholic Church
Aiken
Antoine Cordahl
Betty Groh
Joanne Greene
Augusta
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Atlanta
Graz
Austria
Penelope Hyder
Choral Society
Phillip Jenkins
Newberry College
Jenkins
Robert Shaw
Coile Scarborough
First Baptist Church
Aiken Woman’s Club
P.O
Aiken, S.C
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Antoine Cordahi
Cordahi
Count Franz Walsegg Zu Stuppach
Choral Society Presents Requiem At Concert
The Aiken Choral Society performs Mozart's Requiem at St Marys Church as part of its Spring Concert. Approximately 45 singers from Aiken and nearby towns join a quartet of soloists for nine choral sections and three solo pieces. Betty Groh accompanies on organ, delivering a dramatic yet spiritual mass noted for its Romantic energy.
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Beethoven
Two USC Aiken theater evenings feature Ain't I A Woman and Mark Twain On Stage
Tomorrow and Thursday at 8 p.m. in the gymnasium the USC Aiken Student Fine Arts Committee presents Ain't I A Woman with Shirlene Holmes as Sojourner Truth and admission is $1. Thursday the Faculty Fine Arts Committee co sponsors Mark Twain On Stage with John Chappell as Mark Twain and admission is $1 for students and $2 for adults.
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Shirlene Holmes
Sojourner Truth
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Pandas Ling Ling and Hsing Hsing Face Family Fates
A humorous essay contrasts humanizing animals with the Washington Zoo pandas Ling Ling and Hsing Hsing. It notes eight years of study and attempts to breed them, lampooning scientific speculation and media headlines about their supposed pregnancy.
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Washington
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Blame and Lamaze Stir in Erma Bombeck Story
A humorous exchange casts blame on assumptions about intelligence as Erma Bombeck contemplates privacy and public scrutiny. The dialogue touches on naming, media attention, and family dynamics with a focus on perception and embarrassment.
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