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SUMMARY:Alash: Music from Tuva
DESCRIPTION:A Benefit Concert for the \nBennington County Multicultural Community Center \nPresented by the Bennington College Carriage Barn Music Series in partnership with Vermont Arts Exchange \n  \nTickets $20\, Kids free or by suggested $5.00  donation\, Bennington students free with ID. \nAll proceeds from this event will go to benefit the Bennington County Multicultural Community Center \nThe Bennington County Multicultural Community Center is the local office of the ECDC (Ethiopian Community Development Council)\, a national refugee resettlement agency. The Community Center works directly with those who have recently arrived to the United States as refugees\, helping them start their new lives. The center also runs community programs that promote cultural exchange\, language learning\, local resilience\, and expanded opportunity for all residents of Bennington County. \n“The Tuvans were astonishing in various styles of khöömei (throat singing)\, \nfrom frightening growls to otherworldly overtone whistles … \nAlash’s many songs about ‘fast horses and pretty girls’ were pleasingly \npunctuated by equine snorts and neighs from their horse-head fiddles. \nThe result came close to magic …” \n— Songlines \n“It’s one of the most astonishing sounds a human body can produce. Imagine a subsonic growl\, a bullfrog’s croak\, some electric barber’s clippers and a high-frequency whistle—all reverberating out of a single larynx at once.” \n— Washington Post \nBuy Tickets
URL:https://vtartxchange.org/event/alash-music-from-tuva/
LOCATION:Greenwall Auditorium\, Bennington College\, 1 College Drive\, Bennington\, 05201
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SUMMARY:The Mammals
DESCRIPTION:The Mammals return to VAE’s Basement Music Series featuring folksingers Ruth Ungar\, Mike Merenda\, and a cohort of compelling collaborators who form a touring quintet on the fiddle\, banjo\, guitar\, organ\, bass\, and drums. Over the past 20 years they have quietly composed a canon of original songs (“Some of the best songwriting of their generation” – LA Times) that both reflect our culture and offer a vision of how the world might yet be.  “These days we sing about what we’re for over what we’re against\,” says singer/songwriter\, Mike Merenda\, and what they’re for is “nothing short of sublime” according to (Americana UK).\n\nDoors open at 6pm\, show starts at 7pm\n\nTickets: $25 in advance\, $30 at door if not sold out\, $15 Students\n\nhttps://tickets.benningtontheater.org/event/the-mammals-bmqilb
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LOCATION:Bennington Theater\, 331 Main Street\, Bennington\, Vermont\, 05201
CATEGORIES:Community Events,communityevents,Concerts
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SUMMARY:Jenna Nicholls
DESCRIPTION:In a tapestry of sound\, Jenna Nicholls weaves a spell: strumming her ukulele or playing the piano with the spirit of New Orleans or crooning a cowboy’s tale with the soul of the West. Her melodies\, like vintage vinyl spun anew\, carry the weight of memory and promise of tomorrow. With three albums under her belt\, her songs have found their way into the heart of cinema and the pulse of television. On the road she’s shared stages with legends like Ingrid Michaelson\, and Oscar winner Glen Hansard. From the storied stages of Carnegie Hall and the Beacon Theatre\, Jenna’s music echoes through the night\, a testament to the enduring power of song. \n“Her ability melodically to leave me wanting the next part of the story is mesmerizing. Jenna points out universal moments in our lives and even though they’re personal to her\, I don’t feel left out. The level of descriptive writing in her lyrics is astonishing.”\n– Melissa Ferrick \n“Her songs land like a freight ship into the harbor of hearts and ears… The air changes. Pure mastery.”\n– Glen Hansard \nDoors open at 6pm\, show starts at 7pm \nTickets: $25 in advance\, $30 at door if not sold out\, $15 students \nhttps://tickets.benningtontheater.org/event/jenna-nicholls-sxeiz0
URL:https://vtartxchange.org/event/jenna-nicholls/
LOCATION:Bennington Theater\, 331 Main Street\, Bennington\, Vermont\, 05201
CATEGORIES:Community Events,communityevents,Concerts
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