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DTSTAMP:20260220T033657Z
CREATED:20140720T152711Z
DESCRIPTION:Maestro Keith Lockhart\, conductor\; Boston Pops and the BBC Co
 ncert Orchestra\n2014-2015 Distinguished Visiting Artist\nA Long\, Long Wa
 y: Echoes of the Great War\nThe First World War – the “Great War\,” as an 
 earlier generation knew it – changed everything about our world. It brough
 t mighty empires crashing down and redefined the conventions of civilizati
 on. In the space of four years\, it all but destroyed an entire generation
  of young men. It was a war of firsts: the first industrialized\, “mass-pr
 oduction” war\, the first war that demanded toil and sacrifice from entire
  populations\, the first war to see deliberate\, regular\, calculated atta
 cks on civilians. The unprecedented and everyday horrors of the war led th
 ose who witnessed them to question the basic values of Western civilizatio
 n. The Second World War would kill more victims and destroy more cities\, 
 but the World War that came before was the greater shock. The legacy of th
 e First World War would make the Second possible\; the destruction of the 
 First World War would make the Second conceivable.\n2014-18 marks the cent
 enial of the Great War\, and ĚÇĐÄÔ­´´ will commemorate the 
 occasion with the CELIA project A Long\, Long Way: Echoes of the Great War
 . The project brings together a group of scholars from several departments
  in the College of Liberal Arts\, including Dr. Hank Dahlman (Department o
 f Music and Director\, CELIA)\, Dr. Paul Lockhart (Professor of History an
 d Senior CELIA Fellow for 2013-14)\, Dr. Barry Milligan (Professor of Engl
 ish and CELIA Fellow for 2014)\, and Dr. Christopher Oldstone-Moore (Senio
 r Lecturer in History and CELIA Fellow for 2014). A Long\, Long Way will e
 xplore the broader impact of the First World War through music\, verse\, l
 ectures\, film\, and exhibits.\nAll master classes\, the Open Forum\, and 
 Voices of World War I are free and open to the public. Members of the Wrig
 ht State Community do not need to register for these events. However\, the
  general public is requested to register\; follow the link to the right of
  the event to submitt your free registration.\nĚÇĐÄÔ­´´ does not sell 
 tickets to the War Requiem performances\; all tickets are purchased throug
 h Ticket Center Stage.\n\n	\n		\n			\n				Monday\, March 9\n			\n			\n				10-noon\n				Master clas
 s: WSU Percussion Ensemble\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU mai
 n campus\n			\n			Register for Master class \n		\n		\n			\n				Tuesday\, March 10\n			\n			\n				10-n
 oon\n				Master class: WSU student & faculty piano trios\n				Schuster Hall\, Crea
 tive Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n			Register for Master class \n		\n		\n			\n				Wedn
 esday\, March 11\n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				10-11:30\n				Master class: WSU voice students\n				Sch
 uster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n			Register for Master c
 lass \n		\n		\n			\n				Thursday\, March 12\n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				1-3 PM\n				Voices of World War I: 
 Maestro Keith Lockhart & Dr. Paul Lockhart\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts 
 Center\, WSU main campus\n			\n			Register for Voices \n		\n		\n			\n				Friday\, March 13
 \n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				10-11 AM \n					Open forum/questions & answer period with Maestro Lo
 ckhart\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n				7:00 PM \n
 					Take Note\, pre-concert lecture: Dr. Paul Lockhart\n					Schuster Center\, down
 town Dayton\n				8:00 PM\n				War Requiem performance\n				Schuster Center\, downtown 
 Dayton\n			\n				Register for Open Forum \n				 \n				Tickets for War Requiem\n			\n		\n		\n			\n				Sa
 turday\, March 14\n			\n			\n				7:00 PM \n					Take Note\, pre-concert lecture: Dr. Paul
  Lockhart\n					Schuster Center\, downtown Dayton\n				8:00 PM\n				War Requiem perform
 ance\n				Schuster Center\, downtown Dayton\n			\n				Tickets for War Requiem\n			\n		\n	\n
 \n \nEvent Webpage: /celia/events
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20150309T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20150309T000000
LAST-MODIFIED:20151028T141328Z
LOCATION:Creative Arts Center
SUMMARY:Maestro Keith Lockhart\, 2014-2015 CELIA Distinguished Visiting Art
 ist
URL;TYPE=URI:/events/maestro-keith-lockhart-2014-2015
 -celia-distinguished-visiting-artist
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:calendar.22608.field_event_date.0@www.wright.edu
DTSTAMP:20260220T033657Z
CREATED:20140720T152711Z
DESCRIPTION:Maestro Keith Lockhart\, conductor\; Boston Pops and the BBC Co
 ncert Orchestra\n2014-2015 Distinguished Visiting Artist\nA Long\, Long Wa
 y: Echoes of the Great War\nThe First World War – the “Great War\,” as an 
 earlier generation knew it – changed everything about our world. It brough
 t mighty empires crashing down and redefined the conventions of civilizati
 on. In the space of four years\, it all but destroyed an entire generation
  of young men. It was a war of firsts: the first industrialized\, “mass-pr
 oduction” war\, the first war that demanded toil and sacrifice from entire
  populations\, the first war to see deliberate\, regular\, calculated atta
 cks on civilians. The unprecedented and everyday horrors of the war led th
 ose who witnessed them to question the basic values of Western civilizatio
 n. The Second World War would kill more victims and destroy more cities\, 
 but the World War that came before was the greater shock. The legacy of th
 e First World War would make the Second possible\; the destruction of the 
 First World War would make the Second conceivable.\n2014-18 marks the cent
 enial of the Great War\, and ĚÇĐÄÔ­´´ will commemorate the 
 occasion with the CELIA project A Long\, Long Way: Echoes of the Great War
 . The project brings together a group of scholars from several departments
  in the College of Liberal Arts\, including Dr. Hank Dahlman (Department o
 f Music and Director\, CELIA)\, Dr. Paul Lockhart (Professor of History an
 d Senior CELIA Fellow for 2013-14)\, Dr. Barry Milligan (Professor of Engl
 ish and CELIA Fellow for 2014)\, and Dr. Christopher Oldstone-Moore (Senio
 r Lecturer in History and CELIA Fellow for 2014). A Long\, Long Way will e
 xplore the broader impact of the First World War through music\, verse\, l
 ectures\, film\, and exhibits.\nAll master classes\, the Open Forum\, and 
 Voices of World War I are free and open to the public. Members of the Wrig
 ht State Community do not need to register for these events. However\, the
  general public is requested to register\; follow the link to the right of
  the event to submitt your free registration.\nĚÇĐÄÔ­´´ does not sell 
 tickets to the War Requiem performances\; all tickets are purchased throug
 h Ticket Center Stage.\n\n	\n		\n			\n				Monday\, March 9\n			\n			\n				10-noon\n				Master clas
 s: WSU Percussion Ensemble\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU mai
 n campus\n			\n			Register for Master class \n		\n		\n			\n				Tuesday\, March 10\n			\n			\n				10-n
 oon\n				Master class: WSU student & faculty piano trios\n				Schuster Hall\, Crea
 tive Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n			Register for Master class \n		\n		\n			\n				Wedn
 esday\, March 11\n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				10-11:30\n				Master class: WSU voice students\n				Sch
 uster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n			Register for Master c
 lass \n		\n		\n			\n				Thursday\, March 12\n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				1-3 PM\n				Voices of World War I: 
 Maestro Keith Lockhart & Dr. Paul Lockhart\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts 
 Center\, WSU main campus\n			\n			Register for Voices \n		\n		\n			\n				Friday\, March 13
 \n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				10-11 AM \n					Open forum/questions & answer period with Maestro Lo
 ckhart\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n				7:00 PM \n
 					Take Note\, pre-concert lecture: Dr. Paul Lockhart\n					Schuster Center\, down
 town Dayton\n				8:00 PM\n				War Requiem performance\n				Schuster Center\, downtown 
 Dayton\n			\n				Register for Open Forum \n				 \n				Tickets for War Requiem\n			\n		\n		\n			\n				Sa
 turday\, March 14\n			\n			\n				7:00 PM \n					Take Note\, pre-concert lecture: Dr. Paul
  Lockhart\n					Schuster Center\, downtown Dayton\n				8:00 PM\n				War Requiem perform
 ance\n				Schuster Center\, downtown Dayton\n			\n				Tickets for War Requiem\n			\n		\n	\n
 \n \nEvent Webpage: /celia/events
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20150309T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20150309T000000
LAST-MODIFIED:20151028T141328Z
LOCATION:Creative Arts Center
SUMMARY:Maestro Keith Lockhart\, 2014-2015 CELIA Distinguished Visiting Art
 ist
URL;TYPE=URI:/events/maestro-keith-lockhart-2014-2015
 -celia-distinguished-visiting-artist
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:calendar.22608.field_event_date.0@www.wright.edu
DTSTAMP:20260220T033657Z
CREATED:20140720T152711Z
DESCRIPTION:Maestro Keith Lockhart\, conductor\; Boston Pops and the BBC Co
 ncert Orchestra\n2014-2015 Distinguished Visiting Artist\nA Long\, Long Wa
 y: Echoes of the Great War\nThe First World War – the “Great War\,” as an 
 earlier generation knew it – changed everything about our world. It brough
 t mighty empires crashing down and redefined the conventions of civilizati
 on. In the space of four years\, it all but destroyed an entire generation
  of young men. It was a war of firsts: the first industrialized\, “mass-pr
 oduction” war\, the first war that demanded toil and sacrifice from entire
  populations\, the first war to see deliberate\, regular\, calculated atta
 cks on civilians. The unprecedented and everyday horrors of the war led th
 ose who witnessed them to question the basic values of Western civilizatio
 n. The Second World War would kill more victims and destroy more cities\, 
 but the World War that came before was the greater shock. The legacy of th
 e First World War would make the Second possible\; the destruction of the 
 First World War would make the Second conceivable.\n2014-18 marks the cent
 enial of the Great War\, and ĚÇĐÄÔ­´´ will commemorate the 
 occasion with the CELIA project A Long\, Long Way: Echoes of the Great War
 . The project brings together a group of scholars from several departments
  in the College of Liberal Arts\, including Dr. Hank Dahlman (Department o
 f Music and Director\, CELIA)\, Dr. Paul Lockhart (Professor of History an
 d Senior CELIA Fellow for 2013-14)\, Dr. Barry Milligan (Professor of Engl
 ish and CELIA Fellow for 2014)\, and Dr. Christopher Oldstone-Moore (Senio
 r Lecturer in History and CELIA Fellow for 2014). A Long\, Long Way will e
 xplore the broader impact of the First World War through music\, verse\, l
 ectures\, film\, and exhibits.\nAll master classes\, the Open Forum\, and 
 Voices of World War I are free and open to the public. Members of the Wrig
 ht State Community do not need to register for these events. However\, the
  general public is requested to register\; follow the link to the right of
  the event to submitt your free registration.\nĚÇĐÄÔ­´´ does not sell 
 tickets to the War Requiem performances\; all tickets are purchased throug
 h Ticket Center Stage.\n\n	\n		\n			\n				Monday\, March 9\n			\n			\n				10-noon\n				Master clas
 s: WSU Percussion Ensemble\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU mai
 n campus\n			\n			Register for Master class \n		\n		\n			\n				Tuesday\, March 10\n			\n			\n				10-n
 oon\n				Master class: WSU student & faculty piano trios\n				Schuster Hall\, Crea
 tive Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n			Register for Master class \n		\n		\n			\n				Wedn
 esday\, March 11\n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				10-11:30\n				Master class: WSU voice students\n				Sch
 uster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n			Register for Master c
 lass \n		\n		\n			\n				Thursday\, March 12\n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				1-3 PM\n				Voices of World War I: 
 Maestro Keith Lockhart & Dr. Paul Lockhart\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts 
 Center\, WSU main campus\n			\n			Register for Voices \n		\n		\n			\n				Friday\, March 13
 \n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				10-11 AM \n					Open forum/questions & answer period with Maestro Lo
 ckhart\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n				7:00 PM \n
 					Take Note\, pre-concert lecture: Dr. Paul Lockhart\n					Schuster Center\, down
 town Dayton\n				8:00 PM\n				War Requiem performance\n				Schuster Center\, downtown 
 Dayton\n			\n				Register for Open Forum \n				 \n				Tickets for War Requiem\n			\n		\n		\n			\n				Sa
 turday\, March 14\n			\n			\n				7:00 PM \n					Take Note\, pre-concert lecture: Dr. Paul
  Lockhart\n					Schuster Center\, downtown Dayton\n				8:00 PM\n				War Requiem perform
 ance\n				Schuster Center\, downtown Dayton\n			\n				Tickets for War Requiem\n			\n		\n	\n
 \n \nEvent Webpage: /celia/events
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20150309T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20150309T000000
LAST-MODIFIED:20151028T141328Z
LOCATION:Creative Arts Center
SUMMARY:Maestro Keith Lockhart\, 2014-2015 CELIA Distinguished Visiting Art
 ist
URL;TYPE=URI:/events/maestro-keith-lockhart-2014-2015
 -celia-distinguished-visiting-artist
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:calendar.22608.field_event_date.0@www.wright.edu
DTSTAMP:20260220T033657Z
CREATED:20140720T152711Z
DESCRIPTION:Maestro Keith Lockhart\, conductor\; Boston Pops and the BBC Co
 ncert Orchestra\n2014-2015 Distinguished Visiting Artist\nA Long\, Long Wa
 y: Echoes of the Great War\nThe First World War – the “Great War\,” as an 
 earlier generation knew it – changed everything about our world. It brough
 t mighty empires crashing down and redefined the conventions of civilizati
 on. In the space of four years\, it all but destroyed an entire generation
  of young men. It was a war of firsts: the first industrialized\, “mass-pr
 oduction” war\, the first war that demanded toil and sacrifice from entire
  populations\, the first war to see deliberate\, regular\, calculated atta
 cks on civilians. The unprecedented and everyday horrors of the war led th
 ose who witnessed them to question the basic values of Western civilizatio
 n. The Second World War would kill more victims and destroy more cities\, 
 but the World War that came before was the greater shock. The legacy of th
 e First World War would make the Second possible\; the destruction of the 
 First World War would make the Second conceivable.\n2014-18 marks the cent
 enial of the Great War\, and ĚÇĐÄÔ­´´ will commemorate the 
 occasion with the CELIA project A Long\, Long Way: Echoes of the Great War
 . The project brings together a group of scholars from several departments
  in the College of Liberal Arts\, including Dr. Hank Dahlman (Department o
 f Music and Director\, CELIA)\, Dr. Paul Lockhart (Professor of History an
 d Senior CELIA Fellow for 2013-14)\, Dr. Barry Milligan (Professor of Engl
 ish and CELIA Fellow for 2014)\, and Dr. Christopher Oldstone-Moore (Senio
 r Lecturer in History and CELIA Fellow for 2014). A Long\, Long Way will e
 xplore the broader impact of the First World War through music\, verse\, l
 ectures\, film\, and exhibits.\nAll master classes\, the Open Forum\, and 
 Voices of World War I are free and open to the public. Members of the Wrig
 ht State Community do not need to register for these events. However\, the
  general public is requested to register\; follow the link to the right of
  the event to submitt your free registration.\nĚÇĐÄÔ­´´ does not sell 
 tickets to the War Requiem performances\; all tickets are purchased throug
 h Ticket Center Stage.\n\n	\n		\n			\n				Monday\, March 9\n			\n			\n				10-noon\n				Master clas
 s: WSU Percussion Ensemble\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU mai
 n campus\n			\n			Register for Master class \n		\n		\n			\n				Tuesday\, March 10\n			\n			\n				10-n
 oon\n				Master class: WSU student & faculty piano trios\n				Schuster Hall\, Crea
 tive Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n			Register for Master class \n		\n		\n			\n				Wedn
 esday\, March 11\n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				10-11:30\n				Master class: WSU voice students\n				Sch
 uster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n			Register for Master c
 lass \n		\n		\n			\n				Thursday\, March 12\n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				1-3 PM\n				Voices of World War I: 
 Maestro Keith Lockhart & Dr. Paul Lockhart\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts 
 Center\, WSU main campus\n			\n			Register for Voices \n		\n		\n			\n				Friday\, March 13
 \n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				10-11 AM \n					Open forum/questions & answer period with Maestro Lo
 ckhart\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n				7:00 PM \n
 					Take Note\, pre-concert lecture: Dr. Paul Lockhart\n					Schuster Center\, down
 town Dayton\n				8:00 PM\n				War Requiem performance\n				Schuster Center\, downtown 
 Dayton\n			\n				Register for Open Forum \n				 \n				Tickets for War Requiem\n			\n		\n		\n			\n				Sa
 turday\, March 14\n			\n			\n				7:00 PM \n					Take Note\, pre-concert lecture: Dr. Paul
  Lockhart\n					Schuster Center\, downtown Dayton\n				8:00 PM\n				War Requiem perform
 ance\n				Schuster Center\, downtown Dayton\n			\n				Tickets for War Requiem\n			\n		\n	\n
 \n \nEvent Webpage: /celia/events
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20150309T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20150309T000000
LAST-MODIFIED:20151028T141328Z
LOCATION:Creative Arts Center
SUMMARY:Maestro Keith Lockhart\, 2014-2015 CELIA Distinguished Visiting Art
 ist
URL;TYPE=URI:/events/maestro-keith-lockhart-2014-2015
 -celia-distinguished-visiting-artist
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:calendar.22608.field_event_date.0@www.wright.edu
DTSTAMP:20260220T033657Z
CREATED:20140720T152711Z
DESCRIPTION:Maestro Keith Lockhart\, conductor\; Boston Pops and the BBC Co
 ncert Orchestra\n2014-2015 Distinguished Visiting Artist\nA Long\, Long Wa
 y: Echoes of the Great War\nThe First World War – the “Great War\,” as an 
 earlier generation knew it – changed everything about our world. It brough
 t mighty empires crashing down and redefined the conventions of civilizati
 on. In the space of four years\, it all but destroyed an entire generation
  of young men. It was a war of firsts: the first industrialized\, “mass-pr
 oduction” war\, the first war that demanded toil and sacrifice from entire
  populations\, the first war to see deliberate\, regular\, calculated atta
 cks on civilians. The unprecedented and everyday horrors of the war led th
 ose who witnessed them to question the basic values of Western civilizatio
 n. The Second World War would kill more victims and destroy more cities\, 
 but the World War that came before was the greater shock. The legacy of th
 e First World War would make the Second possible\; the destruction of the 
 First World War would make the Second conceivable.\n2014-18 marks the cent
 enial of the Great War\, and ĚÇĐÄÔ­´´ will commemorate the 
 occasion with the CELIA project A Long\, Long Way: Echoes of the Great War
 . The project brings together a group of scholars from several departments
  in the College of Liberal Arts\, including Dr. Hank Dahlman (Department o
 f Music and Director\, CELIA)\, Dr. Paul Lockhart (Professor of History an
 d Senior CELIA Fellow for 2013-14)\, Dr. Barry Milligan (Professor of Engl
 ish and CELIA Fellow for 2014)\, and Dr. Christopher Oldstone-Moore (Senio
 r Lecturer in History and CELIA Fellow for 2014). A Long\, Long Way will e
 xplore the broader impact of the First World War through music\, verse\, l
 ectures\, film\, and exhibits.\nAll master classes\, the Open Forum\, and 
 Voices of World War I are free and open to the public. Members of the Wrig
 ht State Community do not need to register for these events. However\, the
  general public is requested to register\; follow the link to the right of
  the event to submitt your free registration.\nĚÇĐÄÔ­´´ does not sell 
 tickets to the War Requiem performances\; all tickets are purchased throug
 h Ticket Center Stage.\n\n	\n		\n			\n				Monday\, March 9\n			\n			\n				10-noon\n				Master clas
 s: WSU Percussion Ensemble\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU mai
 n campus\n			\n			Register for Master class \n		\n		\n			\n				Tuesday\, March 10\n			\n			\n				10-n
 oon\n				Master class: WSU student & faculty piano trios\n				Schuster Hall\, Crea
 tive Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n			Register for Master class \n		\n		\n			\n				Wedn
 esday\, March 11\n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				10-11:30\n				Master class: WSU voice students\n				Sch
 uster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n			Register for Master c
 lass \n		\n		\n			\n				Thursday\, March 12\n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				1-3 PM\n				Voices of World War I: 
 Maestro Keith Lockhart & Dr. Paul Lockhart\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts 
 Center\, WSU main campus\n			\n			Register for Voices \n		\n		\n			\n				Friday\, March 13
 \n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				10-11 AM \n					Open forum/questions & answer period with Maestro Lo
 ckhart\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n				7:00 PM \n
 					Take Note\, pre-concert lecture: Dr. Paul Lockhart\n					Schuster Center\, down
 town Dayton\n				8:00 PM\n				War Requiem performance\n				Schuster Center\, downtown 
 Dayton\n			\n				Register for Open Forum \n				 \n				Tickets for War Requiem\n			\n		\n		\n			\n				Sa
 turday\, March 14\n			\n			\n				7:00 PM \n					Take Note\, pre-concert lecture: Dr. Paul
  Lockhart\n					Schuster Center\, downtown Dayton\n				8:00 PM\n				War Requiem perform
 ance\n				Schuster Center\, downtown Dayton\n			\n				Tickets for War Requiem\n			\n		\n	\n
 \n \nEvent Webpage: /celia/events
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20150309T000000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20150309T000000
LAST-MODIFIED:20151028T141328Z
LOCATION:Creative Arts Center
SUMMARY:Maestro Keith Lockhart\, 2014-2015 CELIA Distinguished Visiting Art
 ist
URL;TYPE=URI:/events/maestro-keith-lockhart-2014-2015
 -celia-distinguished-visiting-artist
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:calendar.22608.field_event_date.0@www.wright.edu
DTSTAMP:20260220T033657Z
CREATED:20140720T152711Z
DESCRIPTION:Maestro Keith Lockhart\, conductor\; Boston Pops and the BBC Co
 ncert Orchestra\n2014-2015 Distinguished Visiting Artist\nA Long\, Long Wa
 y: Echoes of the Great War\nThe First World War – the “Great War\,” as an 
 earlier generation knew it – changed everything about our world. It brough
 t mighty empires crashing down and redefined the conventions of civilizati
 on. In the space of four years\, it all but destroyed an entire generation
  of young men. It was a war of firsts: the first industrialized\, “mass-pr
 oduction” war\, the first war that demanded toil and sacrifice from entire
  populations\, the first war to see deliberate\, regular\, calculated atta
 cks on civilians. The unprecedented and everyday horrors of the war led th
 ose who witnessed them to question the basic values of Western civilizatio
 n. The Second World War would kill more victims and destroy more cities\, 
 but the World War that came before was the greater shock. The legacy of th
 e First World War would make the Second possible\; the destruction of the 
 First World War would make the Second conceivable.\n2014-18 marks the cent
 enial of the Great War\, and ĚÇĐÄÔ­´´ will commemorate the 
 occasion with the CELIA project A Long\, Long Way: Echoes of the Great War
 . The project brings together a group of scholars from several departments
  in the College of Liberal Arts\, including Dr. Hank Dahlman (Department o
 f Music and Director\, CELIA)\, Dr. Paul Lockhart (Professor of History an
 d Senior CELIA Fellow for 2013-14)\, Dr. Barry Milligan (Professor of Engl
 ish and CELIA Fellow for 2014)\, and Dr. Christopher Oldstone-Moore (Senio
 r Lecturer in History and CELIA Fellow for 2014). A Long\, Long Way will e
 xplore the broader impact of the First World War through music\, verse\, l
 ectures\, film\, and exhibits.\nAll master classes\, the Open Forum\, and 
 Voices of World War I are free and open to the public. Members of the Wrig
 ht State Community do not need to register for these events. However\, the
  general public is requested to register\; follow the link to the right of
  the event to submitt your free registration.\nĚÇĐÄÔ­´´ does not sell 
 tickets to the War Requiem performances\; all tickets are purchased throug
 h Ticket Center Stage.\n\n	\n		\n			\n				Monday\, March 9\n			\n			\n				10-noon\n				Master clas
 s: WSU Percussion Ensemble\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU mai
 n campus\n			\n			Register for Master class \n		\n		\n			\n				Tuesday\, March 10\n			\n			\n				10-n
 oon\n				Master class: WSU student & faculty piano trios\n				Schuster Hall\, Crea
 tive Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n			Register for Master class \n		\n		\n			\n				Wedn
 esday\, March 11\n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				10-11:30\n				Master class: WSU voice students\n				Sch
 uster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n			Register for Master c
 lass \n		\n		\n			\n				Thursday\, March 12\n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				1-3 PM\n				Voices of World War I: 
 Maestro Keith Lockhart & Dr. Paul Lockhart\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts 
 Center\, WSU main campus\n			\n			Register for Voices \n		\n		\n			\n				Friday\, March 13
 \n				\n				 \n			\n			\n				10-11 AM \n					Open forum/questions & answer period with Maestro Lo
 ckhart\n					Schuster Hall\, Creative Arts Center\, WSU main campus\n				7:00 PM \n
 					Take Note\, pre-concert lecture: Dr. Paul Lockhart\n					Schuster Center\, down
 town Dayton\n				8:00 PM\n				War Requiem performance\n				Schuster Center\, downtown 
 Dayton\n			\n				Register for Open Forum \n				 \n				Tickets for War Requiem\n			\n		\n		\n			\n				Sa
 turday\, March 14\n			\n			\n				7:00 PM \n					Take Note\, pre-concert lecture: Dr. Paul
  Lockhart\n					Schuster Center\, downtown Dayton\n				8:00 PM\n				War Requiem perform
 ance\n				Schuster Center\, downtown Dayton\n			\n				Tickets for War Requiem\n			\n		\n	\n
 \n \nEvent Webpage: /celia/events
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20150309T000000
LAST-MODIFIED:20151028T141328Z
LOCATION:Creative Arts Center
SUMMARY:Maestro Keith Lockhart\, 2014-2015 CELIA Distinguished Visiting Art
 ist
URL;TYPE=URI:/events/maestro-keith-lockhart-2014-2015
 -celia-distinguished-visiting-artist
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