July 2018

Life & Love: Young Artists explore universal themes in recital

by Georgia Davis on July 4, 2018

Patrick Dean Shelton likes to share his passion for singing through recitals, but an added bonus is getting to show his love for poetry. “For me, recitals are something I’m really passionate about, especially as

Morning Worship: Real peace comes when real justice occurs, Gushee says

by Mary Lee Talbot on July 4, 2018

So, it’s the third night on the couch, and the reason is an unresolved conflict with your special someone,” said

Carlson, Freyd sponsor annual CSO 4th of July pops celebration

by Matthew Steinberg on July 3, 2018

Diane Carlson and Bill Freyd both grew up enjoying classical music and symphonies. Carlson’s first exposure to classical music was

Who is the ‘we’ in ‘We the People’? Cobb examines ‘fundamental divide’ of racism in defining identity

by Maggie Prosser on July 3, 2018

Who are the “we” in “we the people?” Jelani Cobb, staff writer for The New Yorker, took a hard look

‘Our Towns’ authors Fallowses to examine nation’s ideals in context of current climate

by Maggie Prosser on July 3, 2018

The American identity is changing, according to James and Deborah Fallows. The Fallowses will discuss how cities are redefining American

Zeger to lead master class on multi-layered singing

by Flora Junhua Deng on July 3, 2018

Brian Zeger hopes to bring an appreciation of how multi-layered singing is to Chautauqua. Zeger, artistic director of the vocal arts program at The Juilliard School, will hold a master class for voice students and

Historian, author McBride to share Second Great Awakening’s role in shaping American identity crisis

by Julie Ciotola on July 3, 2018

Discussing the intersection of religion and politics is hardly a lighthearted conversation, historian Spencer McBride admits. But analyzing this connection

Larry Thompson to focus on special counsel investigations at Women’s Club

by Deborah Trefts on July 3, 2018

In May 2017, the U.S. Department of Justice appointed former Acting Deputy Attorney General Robert Mueller III as the special

CSO, N’Kenge bring diverse pops program for annual Fourth of July celebration

by Justin Kelly on July 3, 2018

N’Kenge When N’Kenge was just 17, she found herself in New York City’s Russian Tea Room — an icon of

Chautauqua Opera’s Young Artists prepare for ‘powerful’ female roles in ‘Don Giovanni’

by Georgia Davis on July 3, 2018

The title character in Don Giovanni is a man, but the slew of dominant women is the cause of all

Milanov leads CSO in ‘artistic triumph’ of Verdi’s ‘Requiem’

by Andrew Druckenbrod on July 3, 2018

Review by Andrew Druckenbrod Next time you are telling ghost stories around the camp fire, try intoning the “Dies irae,” even if you are loose with the translation: “Day of wrath ... the world in

PRRI’s Robert Jones tracks evolving responses to pluralism

by Jamie Landers on July 3, 2018

The Statue of Liberty is known to Americans as a symbol of the nation’s immigrant heritage. A gift from the

Melodrama meets modernity in CTC design approach to ‘An Octoroon’

by Kevin C. Vestal on July 3, 2018

Through an ironic use of bright lights and colorful costumes, Chautauqua Theater Company’s production of An Octoroon poses some

‘Out There’: The emergence of the next American identity

by webchq on July 3, 2018

Guest Column By James and Deborah Fallows After the 2016 presidential election, many press accounts said that the key to

Community Band takes to Bestor Plaza for annual Fourth of July concert

by Justin Kelly on July 3, 2018

Clarinetist and lifelong Chautauquan Debbie Grohman thinks the Chautauqua Community Band is a perfect representation of the spirit of Chautauqua

Children’s School to take to streets for annual Independence Day parade

by Georgia Davis on July 3, 2018

Hours before reworks will illuminate the sky, children will fill Bestor Plaza with sounds of patriotism. Children’s School will begin its annual Fourth of July parade at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, July 4, and arrive about

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