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Water Smart Farms

October 3, 2024
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NSW Government | Department of Primary Industries

 

Water 100

Aaron Copland “Our Town”

October 3, 2024
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Azusa Pacific University Symphony Orchestra | Susanna Cervantes, Graduate Conductor

Recorded Nov. 10, 2018 at the Haugh Performing Arts Center, Glendora CA

Copland wrote the score to the film version of Thornton Wilder’s play in 1940. Comparable to Copland’s other orchestral suite, Appalachian Spring, Our Town is smaller in scale, but holds the same traditional Copland characteristics: the sunrise wake up call in the beginning, the call and response, exploiting the reflective quality of the woodwinds, brass chorales, and the desperately aching sounds of the strings.

He explained, “For the film version, they were counting on the music to translate the transcendental aspects of the story. I tried for clean and clear sounds and in general used straight-forward harmonies and rhythms that would project the serenity and sense of security of the story.” It is dedicated to Leonard Bernstein.

Su Jin Susanna Cervantes is professional freelancer actively working in the greater Los Angeles area. As a cellist, Susanna has played in multiple ensembles such as Hollywood Youth Orchestra, USC Thornton Symphony, and APU Symphony Orchestra.

She has also performed in multiple chamber groups performing works by Barber, Brahms, Borodin, Franck, Mendelssohn, Rachmaninoff, and many more. She has performed in masterclasses with Daniel Hoffman, Lynn Harrell, and Alisa Weilerstein. In addition, she frequents in collaboration with singer-songwriters such as Sleeping At Last, whose hits are featured on ABC’s Grey’s Anatomy; grammy-nominated artist, Michelle Bloom; British Christian singer-songwriter, Matt Redman; and singer/actress, Jackie Tohn.

Susanna is an academic instructor at Orange County School of Arts, teaching String Literature and Music History. She is also a strings coach for the Symphony Orchestra at San Marino High School. Since 2011, Susanna has been a pianist and a music associate at First Baptist Church of Glendale, facilitating services and contracting musicians for the church. Susanna has been teaching cello privately throughout Southern California since 2010.

Susanna has received her BM in Cello Performance from Azusa Pacific University, and is currently studying with Professor Christopher Russell at Azusa Pacific University and will receive her MM in Instrumental Conducting in May of 2019.

Audio and Music Engineering

High Michigan American English

October 2, 2024
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Autumn Week 43 | October 20- 26

October 1, 2024
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“Whatever does not pretend at all has style enough.”
— Booth Tarkington

Wesleyan Christian University | Guilford County North Carolina


Monday | October 20 | Colloquium 15:00 UTC

Electrical Trade Labor Standards


Tuesday | October 21 | Colloquium 15:00 UTC

Rain & Lightning

 


Wednesday | October 22 | Colloquium 15:00 UTC

Data Centers


Thursday | October 23 | Colloquium 15:00 UTC

Laboratories 400


Friday | October 24 | Colloquium 15:00 UTC

Fine Arts 300


Saturday | October 25

 


Sunday|  October 26

 

Francis of Assisi: History, Significance and Resources

 

The Rossborough Inn

October 1, 2024
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Funeral Potatoes

October 1, 2024
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Funeral potatoes are a tradition in Utah, especially within the Latter-day Saints community. This food is typically served at gatherings following funerals, providing warmth and solace to grieving families.The dish is a casserole made with hash brown potatoes, sour cream, cream of chicken soup, cheese, and a topping, often cornflakes or crushed potato chips. Its origins date back to the mid-20th century, when practical, easily-prepared meals were essential for feeding groups quickly.The name “funeral potatoes” reflects their frequent appearance at post-funeral luncheons, but they are also enjoyed at other gatherings and holidays. The dish embodies the spirit of community and support, symbolizing the care and comfort shared among friends and family during difficult times.

Recipe: Mormon Mortician in the Kitchen

Heart Greek Theatre

September 27, 2024
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Relevant OSHA Action

September 24, 2024
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