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SUMMARY:Masterworks: Brahms' German Requiem
LOCATION:Hoover Public Library\n<p>Alys Stephens Center is located at 1200
  10th Avenue South Birmingham\, AL 35294 on the campus of UAB</p>
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DESCRIPTION:Register for a chance to check out tickets to the Alabama Symp
 hony Orchestra with our Culture Pass!.\nhttps://hoover.libnet.info/event/9
 636710
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Register with your library card&nbsp\;from
  February 23 - 25 for a chance to check out a pair of tickets to the Alaba
 ma Symphony Orchestra's Masterworks Series.&nbsp\;Ticket holders are chose
 n by random drawing and awarded two (2) tickets. All entries during the re
 gistration period are treated the same regardless of date or time of entry
 .&nbsp\; One entry per library card\, please.&nbsp\;Ticket holders will be
  notified on February 26 with tickets&nbsp\;available for pickup February 
 27 - March 5 at the Library Plaza desk. Call 205-444-7821 for more informa
 tion.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Program to include:</p>\n<p><strong>Arvo P&auml\;rt</
 strong>:&nbsp\;<em>Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten</em></p>\n<p><stro
 ng>Witold Lutosławski</strong>:&nbsp\;<em>Chantefleur et Chantefables<
 /em></p>\n<p><strong>Johannes Brahms</strong>:&nbsp\;<em>A German Requiem<
 /em></p>\n<p>Brahms&rsquo\; <em>German Requiem</em>\, which explores the g
 rief and yearning experienced after the loss of a loved one\, opens with a
  hushed and somber sound before transitioning to a comforting and ultimate
 ly triumphant mood. As is suggested by its title\, the work is unique in i
 ts use of the German language\, utilizing biblical text hand-selected by t
 he composer rather than the traditional Catholic Latin text.&nbsp\;</p>\nh
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