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Rehearsing Philadelphia: Duet - Parkway
Start Date: 4/9/2022Start Time: 11:00 AM
End Date: 4/9/2022End Time: 2:00 PM
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DUET: PARKWAY

Benjamin Franklin Parkway from City Hall to the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Saturday, April 9, 2022
11am-2pm

This is a free, public rehearsal.

The Artists
Duet is rehearsed by Philadelphia Heritage Chorale under the direction of J. Donald Dumpson, Singing City under the direction of Jeffrey Brillhart, and the Curtis Opera Theatre under the direction of Eric Owens.

About Duet: Parkway
How can we begin to engage with another person as we start to come together again?

This public rehearsal explores this question as trained choir singers engage passersby with the simple question “Would you like to sing with me?”

These locations around Independence Historic Park explore private monuments and the spaces we occupy and pass by without consciously knowing their history or cultural significance.

How can we treat the way we understand space to be a rehearsal? How can we re-learn and re-establish an understanding of history collectively as we re-learn how to come together again?

About Rehearsing Philadelphia:
Created by Ari Benjamin Meyers and jointly produced and presented by the Curtis Institute of Music and Drexel University’s Westphal College of Media Arts & Design, this large-scale public project explores how we can come together as a city through musical rehearsal.

The future will be rehearsed, not perfected. Rehearsing Philadelphia re-examines the rehearsal processes which allow people to act together and be empowered to create new realities.

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Contact Information:
Phone: 267-592-8651
Email: info@rehearsingphiladelphia.com
Rehearsing Philadelphia
Location:
Ben Franklin Parkway
Between City Hall and the Art Museum
Phialdelphia, PA 19107
Audience:
  • Everyone

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