Nancy Felson and Live Canon Ensemble - "Old Victories, New Voices"

Lecture and Concert: Willson Center
Zoom

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3G4ufiDs6-c&feature=emb_logo

Please join us for a virtual "Performing Pindar" event.  Our presentation and concert, "Old Victories, New Voices." will be suitable for graduate students and undergrads and for anyone interested in the appeal of Classics in today's complex world.  Through a variety of performances and poetic responses, one can appreciate how pertinent Pindar's odes can be in the 21st century.  Click on the link for more details

https://calendar.uga.edu/event/lecture_and_concert_nancy_felson_and_live_canon_ensemble_-_old_victories_new_voices#.X7LUYdNKg1I

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