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Arts Scene: 1) Magic Flute at CU. 2) Glasgow Musicale program In addition to some special church events, homecomings, and gospel singings in CM Events today, there are two very special fine arts programs Click on photo for more on Glasgow Musicale, "Written in the Stars." Today, Sunday, November 18, 2012, is a big day in arts in the area. The Glasgow Musicale presents "Written in the Stars," and Campbellsville University presents a two act opera, W.A. Mozart's "The Magic Flute." Those who support the growing art scene in South Central Kentucky do have to choose. Both Glasgow Musicale and Campbellsville University had notable representations at the never-to-be-forgotten Lindsey Wilson presentation of Midori at the Columbia Christian Church and contributed greatly to the packed venue for the event on Friday, October 19, 2012. Fine arts here need more than a village - it takes a region. - CM. Related: (Review by Doug McCammish - The Midori Concert was AWESOME)  Campbellsville University to present 'Magic Flute' November 17-19, 2012 Campbellsville University's Opera Workshop will present W.A. Mozart's "The Magic Flute," a 2-act opera performed in English, Saturday-Monday, November 17-18-19, 2012 in The Gheens Recital Hall at 210 University Drive, Campbellsville, KY. Today, There will be a Sunday, November 18, 2012, matinee at 3pmET/2pmCT. The Monday performance will be in the evening. Everyone is invited to the free performances. Seating is first come-first serve. - April Hill, Campbellsville University Glasgow Musicale presents "Written in the Stars" works of John Jacob Niles The Glasgow Musicale will present "Written in the Stars," a program by mezzo-soprano Sherri Phelps and pianist Rachel Taylor photo, featuring the music of the Kentucky composer, John Jacob Niles, at 2pmCT, Sunday, November 18, 2012 at the Glasgow Baptist Church, 401 South Green Street, Glasgow, KY. The public is invited at no admission charge. - Samuel Terry This story was posted on 2012-11-18 03:35:48
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