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<strong>December</strong> 4-<strong>10</strong>, <strong>2008</strong> <strong>Harvard</strong> <strong>University</strong> <strong>Gazette</strong>/ 23<br />

Inside<br />

Deadlines<br />

Important Calendar<br />

submission<br />

deadlines<br />

Page 25<br />

On the waterfront<br />

See a new production of Miller’s<br />

classic ‘A View from the Bridge’<br />

Page 28<br />

Gorilla of my dreams<br />

Richard Sobol talks about a<br />

recent trip to Uganda<br />

Page 31<br />

Landmark building<br />

London’s famous The Economist<br />

Building turns 50<br />

Page 32<br />

concerts<br />

Thu., Dec. 4—“Summer Study in<br />

Fontainebleau Concert and<br />

Infosession.” (Adams House)<br />

Infosession for architectural design<br />

and chamber music study in<br />

Fontainebleau, France. Alumni play<br />

music, show their work, and discuss<br />

summer study with potential applicants.<br />

LCR, Adams House, 29<br />

Plympton St., 7 p.m. dmfoxe@yahoo.<br />

com, www.fontainebleauschools.org.<br />

Events for <strong>December</strong> 4-18, <strong>2008</strong><br />

Thu., Dec. 4—“Houghton Chamber<br />

Library Music Series.” (Houghton<br />

Library) The Chiara String Quartet<br />

plays selections by Mozart and Elliott<br />

Carter. Edison and Newman Room,<br />

Houghton Library, 8 p.m. <strong>Harvard</strong> Box<br />

Office (617) 496-2222. NOTE: This<br />

event is sold out.<br />

Fri., Dec. 5—“Weber, Yannatos, &<br />

Mahler.” (<strong>Harvard</strong>-Radcliffe Orchestra)<br />

Weber’s “Overture to Oberon”;<br />

Yannatos’ “Lear Symphony No. 6”;<br />

Mahler’s “Das Lied von der Erde.”<br />

Sanders Theatre, 8 p.m. Tickets are:<br />

$21/$16/$12 general; $18/$14/$<strong>10</strong><br />

senior citizens; $8 students. <strong>Harvard</strong><br />

Box Office (617) 496-2222.<br />

Fri., Dec. 5—“Missa Compilationem.”<br />

(<strong>Harvard</strong>-Radcliffe Collegium Musicum)<br />

The Chamber Singers present this concert<br />

of sacred music from the Middle<br />

Ages through the late Renaissance.<br />

Featuring composers such as Josquin,<br />

Palestrina, Ockeghem, and Machaut,<br />

the program explores composers’<br />

interpretations of the Catholic Mass<br />

over time. Conducted by student<br />

Michael Schachter, assisted by Rachel<br />

Carpentier. First Church<br />

Congregational, 11 Garden St., 8 p.m.<br />

Tickets are (advance) $<strong>10</strong> general; $5<br />

students; (at door) $14 general; $7<br />

students. <strong>Harvard</strong> Box Office (617)<br />

496-2222.<br />

Fri., Dec. 5-Sat., Dec. 6—“38th Annual<br />

Christmas Concert.” (<strong>Harvard</strong> Box<br />

Office) The Kuumba Singers present<br />

an evening of soul, spirit, and song in<br />

honor of the holiday season. Featuring<br />

more than <strong>10</strong>0 singers using music<br />

and the arts to celebrate black creativity<br />

and spirituality; performances<br />

include poetry, prose, and a full concert<br />

of gospel, spiritual, and holiday<br />

music. The Memorial Church, 8 p.m.<br />

Tickets are free and valid until 7:45<br />

p.m.; limit two per person. <strong>Harvard</strong><br />

Box Office (617) 496-2222.<br />

Sat., Dec. 6—“<strong>Harvard</strong> Group for New<br />

Music Concert.” (Music, <strong>Harvard</strong><br />

Group for New Music) Featuring the<br />

White Rabbit Ensemble, and many others.<br />

Paine Concert Hall, 8 p.m. Free.<br />

‘The Ninth Annual Group Art Exhibition by Holyoke Center Staff’ showcases the talent of Holyoke Center artists. The exhibit will be on view<br />

in the Holyoke Center Arcade Dec. 5-Jan. 7. There will be an opening reception Friday, Dec. 5, 1:30-3 p.m. See exhibitions, page 25, for<br />

details.<br />

ABOVE: Michael Van Devere, ‘The Beauty Eterne: Portrait of Johnny,’ oil painting<br />

Sat., Dec. 6—“Poulenc’s ‘Gloria’ &<br />

Peteris Vasks’ ‘Dona nobis pacem.’”<br />

(<strong>Harvard</strong>-Radcliffe Chorus) <strong>Harvard</strong>-<br />

Radcliffe Chorus, conducted by Kevin<br />

Leong, performs radiant “Gloria” and<br />

the Boston-area premiere of the haunting<br />

“Dona nobis pacem.” The concert<br />

will feature soprano soloist Elizabeth<br />

Keusch. Sanders Theatre, 8 p.m.<br />

Tickets are $18 general; $9 students/senior<br />

citizens. <strong>Harvard</strong> Box<br />

Office (617) 496-2222.<br />

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