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March Events Genesis Benefit Concert Presenter: Women's Chorus and Others Join the Women's Chorus for a night of music and fun at the annual Genesis Benefit Concert. Enjoy a variety of Earlham's most talented performers taking the stage to support the work of Genesis of the YWCA, a domestic violence and sexual assault program serving Wayne and surrounding counties. Net proceeds from this event benefit Genesis Women's Center of Richmond. Sponsored by the Music Department. No ticket required; $5 donation suggested for admission. Artist and Lecture Series presents
—  Performing: The Ahn Trio, classical revolutionaries, born in Korea and graduates of The Juilliard School; Paul Miller/a.k.a. "DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid;" and the Earlham Orchestra This concert features original compositions by Kenji Bunch, composer, violist, fiddler, vocalist, professor and teacher, and Illyaraja, Indian film composer, singer and lyricist. A truly diverse group of outstanding world renowned and award-winning musicians creates a musical dialogue that crosses boundaries between classical/electronic/hip-hop music, composition and visual arts. This concert explores our contemporary culture and its reflective art in a more digital age. Co-sponsored by the Earlham College Artist and Lecture Series Endowed Fund and the Civic Hall Associates. More Directions to Civic Hall Performing Arts Center: Tickets required: $10/Adults, $5/Students
and Seniors. Wellness Fair 
Free admission, no tickets required.
Lecture Presentation — Presenters: Rebecca Mays and Rabbi Marcia Prager Some interfaith dialogues are very formal. Mays and Rabbi Prager's story is anything but! These two spiritual seekers found each other at pivotal times in their lives and embarked on a 12-year quest to learn the heart of each other's religious life. They have shared each other's practice, taught in each other's classrooms, and logged thousands of miles traveling to Quaker, Jewish, liberal Christian and even fundamentalist Evangelical events. Sponsored by Newlin Center for Quaker Thought and Practice, and Campus Ministries. Free admission, no tickets required.
Welcoming Shabbat — Presenters: Under Prager and Kessler's able leadership, this music-filled service blends the ancient words of Hebrew sacred prayer with the new words and melodies that modern journeys have taught us. Refreshments and conversation follow the service. All faiths and backgrounds are warmly invited to attend. Sponsored by Campus Ministries and Newlin Center for Quaker Thought and Practice. Free admission, no tickets required.
Convocation — 
Music and religious ecstasy are linked world-wide. This presentation explores some of the physiological and psychological similarities between secular "deep listeners" (those who experience chills or goosebumps, or who cry when listening to music they love) and religious ecstatics. Free admission, no tickets required.
 Winter Choral Concert Presenter: Concert Choir and Madrigal Singers The Earlham Concert Choir and Madrigal Singers perform a program containing an inspiring collection of music, faith, hope and love. Free admission, no tickets required.  Earlham Instrumental Ensembles Concert Our many instrumental groups share their talents in an evening of varied music, from percussion and jazz to classical and more! Free admission, no tickets required.
Earlham Orchestra Concert The orchestra takes center stage in this concert featuring both standard and unusual works for full symphony orchestra. Free admission, no tickets required. For more information, call 765/983-1410. Stout Meetinghouse Concert featuring Presenters: Richard Goering, guitar; Goering plays extensively in the Cincinnati area. Seefeld is formerly professor of flute at Miami University and has played at the Meetinghouse before. Lewin is a popular on air performer at WGUC; among other programs she presents "Classics for Kids." The concert will include four songs by Dowland, a well known composer of the 16th century, and three Spanish songs performed by Lewin and Goering. All three perform Sephardic songs and Goering plays a Bach sonata. Sponsored by the Meetinghouse Endowed Concert Series Fund. Free admission, no tickets required.
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Earlham College · 801 National Road West · Richmond,
Indiana 47374-4095 |