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Rosanne Cash & Mark O'Connor Live
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
(Photo by DANIEL JANIN/AFP/Getty Images)
For her, he was a father. For him, he was a boyhood hero. For the nation, he was an icon. Singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash and composer and violinist Mark O'Connor join us to talk about how Johnny Cash has inspired their musical collaboration. And they will play live.
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The Library of Congress is looking for Volunteer Ushers to help with a few of our concerts through out the year.
If you would like to help out this historic institution and see a concert for free, this is the gig for you!
Ushers help seat patrons for performances, assist the Production Manager start shows and helps to maintain a cheerfull atmosphere during our concert season. The Library producers 40 concerts of a wide range, but mostly chamber music, in the Coolidge Auditorium
FRIDAY - NOVEMBER 21, 2008 - 8PM
An evening evoking the life of the legendary Johnny Cash, with O'Connor's work for piano trio, Poets and Prophets, and selections from his daughter Rosanne's powerful album, Black Cadillac, plus O'Connor's arrangements of her songs.
Reply to this post TO SIGN UP and get a GARUNTEED SEAT for FREE!
Volunteer Ushers arrive at 7pm for the 8pm performance for a brief orientation.
Usher dress code is business casual.
NO Jeans, Tennis shoes or Sandals.
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