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Tango
Liberty Memorial Museum
May 12th, 13th, 14th, 2006

[Concert]

"Tango is not in the feet -- it is in the heart.  It is the vertical expression of a horizontal desire."

[Concert]

"Classical Aperitifs -- Think looney tunes in evening gowns.."

[Concert]

"Come celebrate the land upon which we live and the role it has played in the formation of our country."

[Concert]

"Join us for a tempting, teasing romp through the very secular music of our very naughty ancestors."

[Concert]

"There's a special sense of brotherhood that comes with the cooling of the air and the end of harvest."

[Concert] [Auditions]

"Follow Lewis and Clark on their epic journey to the Pacific Ocean. Share the reminiscences of an aging Meriwether Lewis and share in the magic as his thoughts are brought to life on stage by concert artists in their evening gowns and tuxedos, actors in period costumes and full-motion projections of the landscapes Lewis and Clark passed through."

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"What better way to promote world peace than to join choruses from around the world and sing Verdi's Va Pensiero in Verona's ancient Roman Arena."

[Concert] [Auditions]

"The American justice system was founded upon the principle of justice for all and has a rich heritage of support for civil liberties. It has aspired toward impartial judgement - justice which is blind to gender, race and religion - as it struggled to achieve a balance between personal freedom and the needs of society. Today, as our civil liberties are questioned in the name of national security, let us remember the achievements of our justice system and celebrate the principles upon which it was founded."

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"The spirit of Christmas is greater than its individual secular and sacred traditions. Let us place these traditions side by side and celebrate the common hope for peace; the good will and brotherhood that the spirit of Christmas instills within us all."

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"America is a multi-cultural melting-pot of races, religions and ideologies. Every person who walks on this land adds their own rhythms, melodies and lyrics to American music. What better way to celebrate our country and our heritage than by placing our music into perspective and acknowledging the diverse nations of people that contributed to it."