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Annalise Nurme ’15

Annalise Nurme ’15

Arts Managing Editor

Arts & Living

Orchestra Performs Mahler's Fifth

This Saturday, May 4 at 8:00 p.m., the Amherst College Symphony Orchestra will debut its most difficult performance to date: Gustav Mahler’s Fifth Symphony. The 70-member ensemble, under the direction of conductor Mark Swanson and concertmaster Ben Boatwright ’14, is prepared to deliver a thrilling 70-minutes’ worth

Annalise Nurme ’15 Apr 29, 2013 • 2 min read
The Art of Our Sister Colleges: An Overview
Arts & Living

The Art of Our Sister Colleges: An Overview

When your aesthetic appetite has exhausted the 18,000 works available in Amherst’s own Mead Art Museum or when you’re just looking to get off campus for an afternoon, hop in a car and head to Smith or Mount Holyoke, or both. The Smith College Museum of Art,

Annalise Nurme ’15 Oct 1, 2012 • 3 min read
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