CD Release Performance

"Rosas de Pulpa, Rosas de Cal -- the Music of Valdo Sciammarella"
  
Songs and Chamber Music from Argentina by its most respected living composer. 
" ... romantic, evocative and visceral."  ~ Michael Huebner, Birmingham News
   
Diane McNaron, Soprano
Adam Bowles, Piano, and
Kelly Jensen, Specialist in Argentine Culture
with Karen Bentley Pollick, violin; Melanie Richardson Rogers, viola; Craig Hultgren, cello
                                                                           
Sat, September 25, 8:00 PM 
Unitarian Universalist Church
4300 Hampton Heights, Homewood, AL 35209
Advance Reserved Seating: $22 Includes CD & Hors d'Oeuvres
205.838.1391 to Charge by Credit Card
http://dianemcnaron.com to Charge Online by Paypal or Credit Card
$10 Walk-in, with opportunity to purchase CD following performance
 

CD Cover
 

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CD Release

Please see below for details on the long-awaited cd release event.

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Announcing Monroe Golden’s Performance

Finally, we have an announcement regarding the upcoming performance of works by Monroe Golden.  You can read about it below.

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Upcoming events

We start this season with a recital by students of Diane McNaron. See the announcement below. Also stay tuned for the much anticipated CD release for Rosas de Pulpa ... Rosas de Cal.
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Motion in the Pictorial Work

The reference to Kant can be explained. There is no motion in the pictorial work. In at least one sense. The object, we think, just stays put. Yet we find motion there. The motion is not just in the depicting of a moving subject in the work. That is sort of obvious and in fact is not any motion at all. The sort of motion in the horses. We notice that they are not moving, in part maybe because we think they should be moving. Kant's lesson, Dufrenne says, is this: "movement in the subject precedes movement in the object."(278)

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