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Feel the transcendent power of VOCES8 at the Mahaiwe (opens the original)
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Grammy-nominated countertenor Barnaby Smith to lead program spanning Renaissance polyphony and contemporary a cappella music. GREAT BARRINGTON — For Barnaby Smith, nothing compares to being in a choir. Smith, a Grammy Award-nominated countertenor and co-founder/artistic director for the vocal ensemble VOCES8, has been singing in them since he was 8 years old — he began as a youth chorister at The Choir of Westminster Abbey, along with his brother Paul Smith, after their mother happened upon a po
British vocal ensemble VOCES8 brings musical transcendence to the Mahaiwe (opens the original)
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GREAT BARRINGTON â For Barnaby Smith, nothing compares to being in a choir. Smith, a Grammy Award-nominated countertenor and co-founder/artistic director for the vocal ensemble VOCES8, has been singing in them since he was 8 years old â he began as a youth chorister at The Choir of Westminster Abbey, along with his brother Paul Smith, after their mother happened upon a poster with a "choir boy in a ruff looking all cute" while walking home from the hospital where she worked. He describes tho
VOCES8 brings choral transcendence to Mahaiwe Performing Arts Center (opens the original)
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GREAT BARRINGTON â For Barnaby Smith, nothing compares to being in a choir. Smith, a Grammy Award-nominated countertenor and co-founder/artistic director for the vocal ensemble VOCES8, has been singing in them since he was 8 years old â he began as a youth chorister at The Choir of Westminster Abbey, along with his brother Paul Smith, after their mother happened upon a poster with a "choir boy in a ruff looking all cute" while walking home from the hospital where she worked. He describes tho
Photographer Coley Cary finds stillness, community in Berkshire libraries (opens the original)
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A book spine gnawed by time stands in a row of tomes in the Lee Library, the year "1790" still visible on what remains. Elsewhere, cobwebs dangle between tightly wound rolls of parchment, suggesting they haven't been unfurled in some while. In another place, bundles of what appear to be ancient magazines bulge against taut binding beside a stack of pamphlets and loose papers. In the lens of photographer Coley Cary, these scenes of undisturbed quiet in the forgotten, fragile corners of Berkshire
From deep-fried lobster on a stick to UncrustaBurgers: Hereâs what weâre excited to eat at The Big E (opens the original)
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WEST SPRINGFIELD â Amid the dizzying blur of deep-fried delectables offered at The Big E, one standout dish hopes nostalgia can entice passersby to try its unconventional pairing. It is, perhaps, a logical extension in the tradition of serving burgers between something more adventurous than the average sesame seed bun â a pair of donuts, for instance â but the Double UncrustaBurger from White Hut stands as an innovation in its own right. The item is exactly what it sounds like: two beef pa
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