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The Savannah Tribune • Wednesday, July 11, 2012- 7
New Harmonies Exhibit Celebrates
American Music
American music tells
the stories of people who
came together, some by
choice, others by force, to
form a diverse nation bound
by a common idea: freedom.
Whether sacred or secular,
their songs weave tales of
awe and wonder at the wide
open spaces around them; of
thankfulness for God’s boun
ty; of mourning for home
lands they may never see
again; of the sheer joy of life,
and scores of other emotions.
The ribbon cutting cere
mony is on July 21 at 10am,
followed by a performance
with the McIntosh County
Shouters at 11am at the
Trailhead Center, First Street,
Darien. This all day event
will include performances by
other local singers and musi
cians who sing or play roots
music. More details to fol
low.
From July 21 - Sept. 1,
Darien in McIntosh County,
Georgia, will host “New
Harmonies: Celebrating
American Roots Music.”
This traveling exhibition,
sponsored by the
Smithsonian Institution and
the Georgia Humanities
Council, explores the early
traditions of American music
and the people who gave it
life.
Planned activities in
conjunction with New
Harmonies include weekly
lectures by music historians
and film producers, a film
series, live musical perform
ances and children’s pro
grams. The exhibit and New
Harmonies programs are free
and open to the public.
New Harmonies in
Georgia is led by Honorary
Chair Sandra Deal, First
Lady of Georgia, and Chair
Rose Lane Leavell. The
exhibit is made possible by
the Georgia Humanities
Council in partnership with
the Atlanta Symphony
Orchestra, Center for Public
History at the University of
West Georgia, Georgia
Council for the Arts, and
Georgia Department of
Edgemere/
Sackville
Meeting
The
Edgemere/Sackville
Neighborhood monthly
meeting will be held on
Wednesday, July 18, 2012,
6:00 p. m. at Whitefield
United Methodist Church,
located at the comer of 55th
and Waters Avenue.
Anyone living in the
area between 53rd street on
the north and Parnell on the
south, Waters on the west
and the Truman Parkway on
the east is invited to attend.
Please come out and
voice your concerns about
and visions for our neighbor
hood. For additional infor
mation please call Tina
Watkins at 912-220-1414.
Pick up a
copy of The
Savannah
Tribune
every
Wednesday
and visit
savannahtribune.com
St. Cyprian Church is the site of the New Harmonies
speaker series
Economic Development.
Locally, New
Harmonies has received gen
erous financial support from
Historic Darien, Inc.,
Darien-Mclntosh County
Chamber of Commerce,
Darien Telephone Co.,
Georgia Power, Coastal
Electric Cooperative,
Randall Mourot, Brett Cook,
Mike Murphy Ford, and oth
ers.
For complete informa
tion about New Harmonies
in Darien, please call (912)
399-2466. Or, visit them
online at
www.facebook.com/NewHa
rmoniesDarien or
www.georgiahumanities.org/
newharmonies.
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