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East Meets West - Music from the U.S., and China
An East meets West collaborative recital performance held at Pomona College.
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Eclipse String Quartet: Sara Parkins and Sarah Thornblade, violin; Alma Lisa Fernandez, viola; Maggie Parkins, cello with Genevieve Feiwen Lee, piano; Michael Friedmann and Hsuanwei Fan 12, narrators join forces to perform Schoenbergs Ode to Napoleon, Op. 41, Ge Gan-rus Four Studies of Peking Opera for prepared piano and string quartet and Zhou Longs Wild Grass for solo cello and narrator.
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