LANL Foundation And LACA Present Musical Extravaganza
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The Los Alamos Concert Association and the LANL Foundation want to share their love of classical musical performances through this video extravaganza, curated by Ann McLaughlin, artistic director of the Los Alamos Concert Association at 7 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 25.
Relax over the course of an hour as McLaughlin expertly and delightfully guides you through a light, yet intimate study of three classical compositions, performed in various ways from the ridiculous to the sublime by individuals of every age and background.
Enjoy the narration of Paul Rissmmann, composer and music educationalist, who delves into a composition inspired by a uniquely New Mexican story.
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