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SUMMARY:Shakers on the Kentucky Frontier: The Founding of South Union
DESCRIPTION:South Union Shaker Village hosts Shakers on the Kentucky Frontier\, a daylong symposium of presentations on topics related to the early history of South Union. Noted Shaker scholars Carol Medlicott\, Doug Winiarski\, and Christian Goodwillie will explore what drew the Shakers to Kentucky and the fascinating early days of growth of the community. The event includes a continental breakfast and lunch\, as well as a behind-the-scenes tour of recent restoration projects at South Union Shaker Village. \n$50 | Registration is Required \nEvent and registration information can be found here.
URL:https://shakerstudygroup.org/event/shakers-on-the-kentucky-frontier/
LOCATION:South Union Shaker Village\, 896 Shaker Museum Road\, Auburn\, KY\, 42206\, United States
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SUMMARY:Shaker Heritage Society presents Sounds of Love & Freedom\, composed and directed by Kevin Siegfried
DESCRIPTION:This year marks a once-in-a-generation commemoration year for the Shaker Heritage Society; the 250th anniversary of the arrival of Ann Lee to the site they steward\, and the founding of the American Shaker movement there in 1776. To mark the occasion\, the Shaker Heritage Society will host a choral performance of Shaker music from the Revolutionary period and beyond\, researched and arranged by American composer Kevin Siegfried. Through song\, the performance will celebrate Ann Lee’s legacy as the founder of a movement dedicated to the Revolutionary ideal of liberty\, and a deep commitment to pacifism\, human equality\, and community. \nAfter the concert\, Brother Arnold Hadd\, from the Sabbathday Lake Shaker community in New Gloucester\, Maine\, will appear as a special guest and virtual speaker during a Shaker-inspired communal meal by Navona Catering. \n\n$60 General / $50 Members: Includes 4:00 pm concert and outdoor reception with refreshments and one drink ticket\n$130 General / $120 Members & Volunteers: Includes 4:00 pm concert and outdoor reception with refreshments and one drink ticket PLUS full dinner experience with cash bar and virtual presentation with Brother Arnold Hadd \n\nFor tickets\, visit: Eventbrite \nAs a composer and arranger deeply committed to the performance and preservation of early American music\, Kevin Siegfried has devoted much of his career to raising awareness of Shaker musical traditions. Choral arrangements from his “Shaker Harmony Collection” have been performed and recorded by choirs around the globe. “Lay Me Low\,” one of Siegfried’s most frequently performed Shaker arrangements\, was sung by The Joint Armed Forces Chorus at the State Funeral of President George H. W. Bush. In recent years\, Siegfried has undertaken extensive archival research at Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village in Maine. This research has led to multiple collaborations with Brother Arnold Hadd\, who carries on the 250-year oral tradition of Shaker song. Collaborations have included concert performances at Sabbathday Lake\, a film for the American Folklife Center entitled “Shaker Spirituals in Maine\,” and the recording of two oral histories for the Library of Congress. In 2024\, Siegfried presented a “Community Sing” at the Library of Congress in acknowledgement of the 250th anniversary of the Shakers in North America. Since 2014\, he has served as composer-in-residence with the Capitol Hill Chorale in Washington\, DC. He teaches at The Boston Conservatory at Berklee.
URL:https://shakerstudygroup.org/event/shaker-heritage-society-presents-the-real-music-of-mother-ann-composed-and-directed-by-kevin-siegfried/
LOCATION:Shaker Heritage Society\, 25 Meeting House Road\, Albany\, NY\, 12211\, United States
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