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SUMMARY:Early American Sacred Singing - A Joyful Workshop
DESCRIPTION:In this 90-minute workshop with Dr. Stephen Marini \, we’ll learn about how our Early American ancestors arrived in our area\, what they knew about sacred singing\, and how they practiced it. We’ll give it a try ourselves\, and get good enough to sing several songs in that style from some of the earliest tune books published in our region – then we’ll congratulate ourselves!    \nWe’ll end with a Q&A about what we learned\, both musical and historical.  \nHeld in the Fellowship which can be entered from the parking lot in back. Please call or email so they know how many chairs!(301)733-2879 or office@tlchag.org \n Dr. Stephen Marini is Elisabeth Luce Moore Professor of Christian Studies in the Department of Religion and Ethics at Wellesley College\, Wellesley\, Massachusetts\, and Founder/Singing Master of Norumbega Harmony\, an internationally acclaimed performance and recording group specializing in Early American sacred music. \nDr. Marini’s joy is to explore areas where music\, religion\, and history coincide. His experiences include accompanying a church on piano\, then directing the Glee Club at Dickinson College\, where he majored in History and American Studies. Then on to the University of Chicago Divinity School as a Rockefeller Brothers Theological Fellow followed by a PhD from Harvard University in the Study of Religion. He is the author of several books\, including Radical Sects of Revolutionary Religion\, Sacred Song in America: Religion and Public Culture\, and The Cashaway Psalmody: Transatlantic Religion and Music in Colonial Carolina\, as well as many scholarly articles and book chapters. He is sought after in the U.S. and Europe as lecturer\, musician\, and consultant.  Find his biography: https://www1.wellesley.edu/religion/faculty/marini 
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LOCATION:Trinity Lutheran Church\, 15 Randolph Ave.\, Hagerstown\, Maryland\, 21740
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SUMMARY:The Sunderman Wind Quintet
DESCRIPTION:Music at St. John’s Concert Series will feature The Sunderman Wind Quintet (Gettysburg College) and pianist Scott Crowne playing the music of Garth Baxter\, Jenni Brandon\, Frances Poulenc\, and Hollis Thomas (member of St. John’s). A woodwind quintet\, made up of a flute\, oboe\, clarinet\, French horn and bassoon\, provides a colorful ensemble. The works that will be played will draw upon jazz\, folk\, night\, and\, yes\, frog music. Come and have an engaging and lively afternoon of music! Info: 301-733-2560 x108. \nFlyer
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LOCATION:St. John’s Episcopal Church\, 101 S Prospect St\, Hagerstown\, Maryland\, 21740
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SUMMARY:Japanese Noodle Slide
DESCRIPTION:2021 Japanese Noodle Float in Hagerstown\, MD\nVenerable Temmu Bikle\nVenerable Temm Bikle\, Buddhist Monk\, is offering a Japanese Noodle Slide!  Join us for this unique and fun experience\, where participants catch noodles with chopsticks as they float down a chute.  Add some broth and toppings and enjoy noodle soup! \nAt this event\, you will also learn more about Temm\, why he felt led to pursue Buddhism\, and his various efforts toward peace.  An Ikebana floral demonstration will also be offered.  Noodles\, rice balls and other Japanese food will be served. Vegetarian friendly. \nCost to register is $10. Maximum 40 people. This event is a fundraiser to support Temm as he brings more peace into this world.  Additional donations before and during the event are gratefully accepted.  Event is sponsored by HARC’s Interfaith Team and hosted by Unity of Hagerstown. Download a flyer here. \nTo register\, use the online form link below\, or send a check to HARC\, P.O. Box 1158\, Hagerstown\, MD 21741-1158.
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LOCATION:Unity of Hagerstown\, 18313 Lappans Rd.\, Boonsboro\, MD\, United States
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