Four stars from the original cast of Jersey Boys — Tony-Award winner Christian Hoff, Michael Longoria, Daniel Reichard and Tony-Award nominee J. Robert Spencer — star in this one-of-a-kind concert experience celebrating the music that defined the 1960′s fromThe Beatles to the Beach Boys to the Four Seasons and more!

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Music that changed the course of history: Wagner’s Prelude and “Liebestod” (“Love-death”) opened new horizons with its yearning melody and unquenchable quicksand harmonies.  Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring sparked a riot at its premiere with its pulse-pounding rhythms, while Debussy’s delicate colorations inspired a more subtle musical revolution.  Jacques Lacombe conductor

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Assisted Listening

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Grammy-winning trumpeter Wynton Marsalis leads the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchesta, comprised of 15 of today’s finest jazz soloists and ensemble players, who perform the music of the great jazz composers as well as original works that foster an appreciation for this American music genre.

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A chance to hear a wide variety of music.  Performers please check website for signup procedures.

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On Sunday June 16th Macculloch Hall Historical Museum welcomes author and historian William B. Styple for a Father’s Day presentation about artist James E. Kelly.  Shortly after the Civil War Irish-American sculptor James Edward Kelly (1855-1933) made bronze protraits of over 40 Union Army generals.  While the heroes of the war sat for Kelly, the artist interviewed them with intimate questions about the high points of their military careers, and the minute details of their notable battles.  During Kelly’s series of interviews he spent time with thoses who personally knew Abraham Lincolm.  Kelly recorded over 60 eyewitness accounts, a never-befoe-published oral history of the 16th President, which Kelly carfully preserved in his notebooks; detailing Lincoln’s physical appearnace, personality, and qualities as a statesman during a dark time of national crisis.  Mr. Styple will be discussing Kelly’s lifetime effort to depict Lincoln accurately “as the embodiment of the spirit of the time a well as the men whom he led in triumph.”

For more infomation and admission costs visit the website at http://www.macculochhall.org