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Kander & Ebb & Pierce
The songwriting team of Kander & Ebb wrote the musicals Cabaret and Chicago. Their final collaboration, The Scottsboro Boys, premiered at the Guthrie in Minneapolis in 2010. Fred Ebb died four years before, so John Kander finished the words himself....
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New York Polyphony's concert at St. Olaf was moved to another space when recent massive rains flooded Boe Chapel. They did not disappoint and sang to an eager crowd. (Joanne Bouknight)
Regional Spotlight: New York Polyphony
by Steve Staruch, Minnesota Public Radio
October 20, 2010
St. Paul, Minn. — The harmonies are so tight that at first hearing you'll think of a barbershop quartet.
But it's as if the four guys in the ensemble New York Polyphony have dropped in from another time and place.
Their singing can at one moment be robust and full bodied, then ethereal and otherworldly the next.
From a recital given at St Olaf College at the end of September, New York Polyphony sing two works by living composers in this week's Regional Spotlight.
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My End is my Beginning - Jackson Hill
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