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SUMMARY:Info-Panel: Fidelitys Emerging Leader Rotational Program
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Fidelity's Emerging Leader Program is a highly selective\, 18-m
 onth\nrotational program specifically designed for Liberal Arts\nundergrad
 uate new-grads. It offers breadth-before-depth learning\nopportunities thr
 ough dedicated coaching\, mentorship\, as well as\ntargeted training and o
 n-the-job experiences to build professional\,\ntechnical\, and leadership 
 skills.\n\nFidelity strongly believes that liberal arts students from our 
 NESCAC\npartners make excellent candidates for this program. We'd love for
  you\nto attend to learn more about the program from some of the program's
 \nalumni!\n
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LOCATION:Buckley Recital Hall
SUMMARY:M@A Presents: Simone Dinnerstein\, piano
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:American pianist Simone Dinnerstein has a distinctive musical v
 oice.\nThe Washington Post has called her “an artist of strikingly origi
 nal\nideas and irrefutable integrity.” She first came to wider public\na
 ttention in 2007 through her recording of Bach’s Goldberg\nVariations\, 
 reflecting an aesthetic that was both deeply rooted in the\nscore and prof
 oundly idiosyncratic. She is\, wrote The New York Times\,\n“a unique voi
 ce in the forest of Bach interpretation.” The\nWashington Post writes th
 at “ultimately\, it is Dinnerstein’s\nunreserved identification with e
 very note she plays that makes her\nperformance so spellbinding.” In a w
 orld where music is everywhere\,\nSimone hopes that it can still be transf
 ormative.\n\nProgram:\nFrançois Couperin: Les Barricades Mysterieuses\nRo
 bert Schumann: Arabesque\, Op. 18\nPhilip Glass: Mad Rush\nFrançois Coupe
 rin: Tic Toc Choc\nPhilip Glass: Étude No. 2\nFranz Schubert: Sonata in B
 ♭ Major\, D 960\n\nTickets are available as part of the Music@Amherst 20
 23-2024\nsubscription packages\, via the ticketing website listed below\, 
 from\nAugust 22 until Sept. 14. FREE with current AC ID.\n\nSingle tickets
  are also available at amherst.universitytickets.com\nbeginning\,Friday\, 
 Sept. 15. Assigned Seating.\n\nSingle ticket prices:\nGeneral Public: $28\
 nSenior Citizens (65+): $22\nStudents\, with valid ID: $12\nFREE with curr
 ent Amherst College ID\n
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LOCATION:Chapin Hall\, Chapin Chapel
SUMMARY:Hermenia T. Gardner Bi-Semester Christian Worship Service
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Join us for Bi-Semester Christian Worship Service on Sunday\, N
 ovember\n12 at 11:15 in Chapin Chapel. A luncheon in Pemberton Lounge\nimm
 ediately follows.\n\nThe Bi-Semester Worship Series is designed for and by
  students to\nprovide an on-campus Christian worship experience which affi
 rms\nAfrican-American religious traditions. Rev. Dr. Timothy L.\nAdkins-Jo
 nes will be on hand to provide the sermon. The service will\nalso will fea
 ture Assistant Director of Religious & Spiritual Life and\nChristian Chapl
 ain Rev. Shannon Farrand-Bernardin\, and organist Dr.\nRuth Bass Green. Al
 l are welcome.\n
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LOCATION:Buckley Recital Hall
SUMMARY:M@A Presents: Raehann Bryce-Davis\, mezzo-soprano
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Raehann Bryce-Davis has been hailed by The New York Times as a\
 n“striking mezzo-soprano” and by the San Francisco Chronicle for\nher 
 “electrifying sense of fearlessness.” In the 2021–2022\nseason\, Ms.
  Bryce-Davis made notable house debuts at the Metropolitan\nOpera in Strav
 insky’s The Rake’s Progress\; at La Monnaie de Munt\,\nBrussels\, as L
 a Zia Principessa in Suor Angelica\; and at the\nGlimmerglass Festival sin
 ging Azucena in Il Trovatore. Additionally\,\nshe returned to both Los Ang
 eles Opera and the Staatstheater Nürnberg\nas Azucena in Il Trovatore\, a
 nd to Opera Ballet Vlaanderen as Der\nKomponist in Ariadne auf Naxos. On t
 he concert stage\, she joined\nChineke! for a BBC Proms performance of Bee
 thoven’s 9th Symphony\nconducted by Kevin John Edusei\, and she sings so
 lo recitals at the\nTuesday Musical Club in San Antonio with pianist Heeyo
 ung Choi\, and\nfor the Merola Opera Program with pianist Jeanne-Minette C
 illiers.\n\nProgram:\nRichard Wagner: Wesendonck Lieder\nMelissa Dunphy: C
 ome\, My Tan-Faced Children\nMargaret Bonds: Birth\nFlorence Price: The Cr
 escent Moon\nMaria Thompson Corley: The Beauty in My Blackness\nMaria Thom
 pson Corley: I Am Not an Angry Black Woman\nPeter Ashbourne: Fi Mi Love Ha
 ve Lion Heart\n\nTickets are available as part of the Music@Amherst 2023-2
 024\nsubscription packages\, via the ticketing website listed below\, from
 \nAugust 22 until Sept. 14. FREE with current AC ID.\n\nSingle tickets are
  also available at amherst.universitytickets.com\nbeginning\, Friday\, Jan
 uary 26. Assigned Seating.\n\nSingle ticket prices:\nGeneral Public: $28\n
 Senior Citizens (65+): $22\nStudents\, with valid ID: $12\nFREE with curre
 nt Amherst College ID\n
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LOCATION:Buckley Recital Hall
SUMMARY:M@A Presents: Terri Lyne Carrington\, drums with Social Science
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Galvanized by seismic changes in the ever-evolving social and\n
 political landscape\, Terri Lyne Carrington and Social Science confront\na
  wide spectrum of social justice issues. The band’s stunning\ndouble-dis
 c debut\, Waiting Game\, immediately takes its place in the\nstirring line
 age of politically conscious and activist music\,\nexpressing an unflinchi
 ng\, inclusive and compassionate view of\nhumanity’s breaks and bonds th
 rough an expansive program melding\njazz\, R&B\, indie rock\, contemporary
  improvisation and hip-hop.\n\nTickets are available as part of the Music@
 Amherst 2023-2024\nsubscription packages\, via the ticketing website liste
 d below\, from\nAugust 22 until Sept. 14. FREE with current AC ID.\n\nSing
 le tickets are also available at amherst.universitytickets.com\nbeginning\
 , Friday\, Feb. 16. General Seating.\n\nSingle ticket prices:\nGeneral Pub
 lic: $28\nSenior Citizens (65+): $22\nStudents\, with valid ID: $12\nFREE 
 with current Amherst College ID\n
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SUMMARY:M@A Presents: Samora Pinderhughes\, Singer-Songwriter 
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Samora Pinderhughes is a composer\, pianist/vocalist\, interdis
 ciplinary\nartist and surrealist whose work delves into all the things our
 \nsociety tries to hide—about its history\, about its structures\, and\n
 about the individual and daily things we all experience but don’t\nknow 
 how to talk about. His primary body of work\, The Healing Project\,\nis an
  extension of the political commitments that Samora has held\nthroughout h
 is life and work: abolitionist\, anti-capitalist\,\nanti-colonialist\, int
 ernationalist\, pro-Black power\, intersectional\,\nrevolutionary. Pinderh
 ughes has been known in the music world for a\nwhile now as somebody who i
 s fiercely committed to the fight for\nliberation\, and as somebody who go
 es past just making songs about\nissues and is actively involved in the st
 ruggle—it’s an everyday\,\nlifelong commitment for him\, not just a mo
 ment.\n\nTickets are available as part of the Music@Amherst 2023-2024\nsub
 scription packages\, via the ticketing website listed below\, from\nAugust
  22 until Sept. 14. FREE with current AC ID.\n\nSingle tickets are also av
 ailable at amherst.universitytickets.com\nbeginning\,Friday\, Sept. 15. Ge
 neral Seating.\n\nSingle ticket prices:\nGeneral Public: $28\nSenior Citiz
 ens (65+): $22\nStudents\, with valid ID: $12\nFREE with current Amherst C
 ollege ID\n
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