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Guillaume Dufay (1397-1474) Missa Sancti Iacobi (c.1427) for 3 and 4 voices IV. Alleluia, Hispanorum clarens stella

Alleluia. Hispanorum clarens stella, carismatum Iacob cella, mundi liminis sis stella, mare transfretantium.

Missa Sancti Jacobi

Cappella pratensis · Rebecca Stewart Dufay: Missa sancti Iacobi (Ricercar, 2001)

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WHAT IT’S ABOUT

All Reyna and Kianthe want is to open a bookshop that serves tea. Worn wooden floors, plants on every table, firelight drifting between the rafters…all complemented by love and good company. Thing is, Reyna works as one of the Queen’s private guards, and Kianthe is the most powerful mage in existence. Leaving their lives isn’t so easy.

But after an assassin takes Reyna hostage, she decides she’s thoroughly done risking her life for a self-centered queen. What follows is a cozy tale of mishaps, mysteries, and a murderous queen throwing the realm’s biggest temper tantrum.

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Sinister Shadows

#BOOKREVIEW - Sinister Shadows - #WingsUnfurled #blog

With people disappearing, creatures of myth appearing and wreaking havoc, light fading from the silver moon, and shadows encroaching on the edges of the seer’s vision it appears a new challenge demands attention if there’s a hope of survival in Rebecca Gomez Farrell’s Wings Unfurled. In the six years after the claren scourge that haunted Medua and Lansera, Janto, Vesperi, and Serra served in…

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Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren didn't wear white at 2019 State of the Union: 'Did she not get the memo?'

California Sen. Kamala Harris didn’t participate in the all-white dress code at President Trump’s 2019 State of the Union address. (Photo: Getty Images)

In a silent protest against President Trump’s administration, Democratic congresswomen wore white during Tuesday’s State of the Union address — excluding several high-profile lawmakers whose different-colored wardrobe choices caused confusion on social media.

Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts wore a bright teal jacket, Arizona’s Kyrsten Sinema dressed in hot pink, Minnesota’s Amy Klobuchar wore purple, and California’s Kamala Harris and New York’s Kirsten Gillibrand were sleek in black.

To Twitter, the bold colors were in opposition to the suffragist movement of the early 20th century that modern-day lawmakers honored Tuesday with their white clothing. Lois Frankel, a Florida congresswoman and chair of the House Democratic Women’s Working Group had suggested women dress in white on Twitter. And as The Hill reported, Rep. Dean Phillips of Minnesota even wore a white jacket. 

.⁦@RepDeanPhillips⁩ showing up all the men in the Democratic Caucus when it comes to honoring women. That’s commitment. pic.twitter.com/zGJUbY4aIB

— Rebecca Kaplan (@RebeccaRKaplan) February 5, 2019

“Wearing suffragette white is a respectful message of solidarity with women across the country, and a declaration that we will not go back on our hard-earned rights,” Frankel told CNN.

Twitter asked why the senators — some of whom are Trump’s loudest critics — didn’t join the trend that even Tiffany Trump seemed to join. The president’s 25-year-old daughter wore a fitted white skirt suit in contrast to the black outfits worn by first lady Melania and sister Ivanka Trump.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren wore teal to the State of the Union address. (Photo: Getty Images)

State of the Union viewers took to Twitter to voice their opinions on some female senators’ sartorial differences.

Worth noting that most of the female Senators did not follow the House lead in wearing white

— Sarah D. Wire (@sarahdwire) February 6, 2019

Senate Democratic women not adhering to the suffragette white. Amy Klobuchar's in purple, Krysten Sinema's in hot pink and Mazie Hirono and Elizabeth Warren in teal/blue jackets.

— Emily Cochrane (@ESCochrane) February 6, 2019

@SenatorSinema you are not wearing white in solidarity with the Democratic women 😕#SOTU

— Angelica Neal (@angelicaneal) February 6, 2019

It's nice to see many of the ladies wearing white during the #SOTU2019. 🤔I wonder why #ElizabethWarren opted to wear blue. #StateOfTheUnion #SOTU

— Clarene Mitchell (@MrsCMitch) February 6, 2019

No white for @SenWarren !!?

Did she not get the #memo ??#SOTU @6abc #LunarNewYear #SOTUBoycott

— Brian Adler (@badlerJCC) February 6, 2019

Kinda bothered that Elizabeth Warren isn't wearing white#SOTU

— stickfigureme (@stickfigureme) February 6, 2019

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Recap: Spring Members Meeting Gratitude Edition

Submitted by: DC Collaborative Team May 17, 2018

The DC Collaborative convened 75 members at the May 16 Spring Members Meeting: Gratitude Edition at the Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery Meyer Auditorium. This is the most exciting meeting of the year where the Collaborative team offers gratitude to members, educators, partners, funders and board members.

Meeting Resources

Agenda

PowerPoint

Feedback Survey

Community Updates

Elizabeth Eder, Head of Education at Freer|Sackler opened the meeting by welcoming everyone to the space. 

Barbara Shepherd, The Kennedy Center, Any Given Child DC

The membership was briefed by Barbara Shepherd of The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on the Any Given Child Washington, DC Collective Impact program followed by an updated from Nathan Dimond of DCPS Arts and David Markey and Anysa Saleh of the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities about upcoming grants.

Nathan Diamond, DCPS Arts

To further our gratitude/celebration theme, Lissa Rosenthal-Yoffee, DC Collaborative Executive Director gave an update on the excellent news of Arts Education Policy's approval through the DC Council “Sense of Council Arts and Humanities in Education Resolution of 2018.” Jeanette McCune then provided the DC Collaborative Collective Committee updates, followed by a Membership and Programming Committee update by Tracey Wyton and Rebekka Nickman. The DC Collaborative has seen an increase in membership and programming activity of more than one third! nearly 50,000 students were served through the Arts and Humanities for every student program due to the partnerships with members and the Field-trip Experiences grant through the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.

Lissa Rosenthal-Yoffe, DC Collaborative Executive Director

Blake Rostine, Tracey Wyton, Rebekka Nickman, DC Collaborative

As the meeting host, Jennifer Reifsteck of Freer|Sackler showed a video describing their education programs and highlighted the partnership with the DC Collaborative and discussed how their outreach to DC Public and Public Charter Schools has increased by 500% through their partnership with the DC Collaborative. 

Jennifer Reifsteck, Freer|Sackler

More details regarding each of these updates can be found through the PowerPoint.

DC Collaborative Gratitude

Linda Harper, Nik Apostolides and Susan Rosenbaum of the DC Collaborative Board of Directors along with Lissa Rosenthal-Yoffe, Rebekka Nickman, Blake Rostine, and Tracey Wyton of the DC Collaborative staff gave gratitude to members and partners who went over and beyond this year. 

School Awards

Most Field-trips: Lauren Leister, Creative Minds Public Charter School

Perfect Survey Response Rate: Kalik Booker, Ketcham Elementary; Rachel Heiss, Bunker Hill Elementary; Joanna Lewton, Capital City Public Charter School; Calchita Magee, Neval Thomas Elementary

Most Professional Development Session Registrations: Lucia Schaefer, Bruce Monroe Elementary School

Most Cherry Blossom Art Contest Submissions: W.B. Patterson Elementary School, Lauren Eastlack and Haywood Williams

Teacher Representatives on the Programming Committee: Maurice Douglas, National Collegiate Preparatory Public Charter School; Terry Thomas, Seaton Elementary School; Carolina Clarens, Oyster Adams Elementary School

Terry Thomas, Seaton Elementary and Carolina Clarens, Oyster Adams Bilingual School

Member Awards

Most Collaborative Meetings Attended: Brian Washington, Capitol Hill Arts Workshop

1st Runner Up (Most Collaborative Meetings Attended): Paul Cohn, O Street Museum Foundation

Most AHFES Field-trips Donated: 

Avalon Theatre- Sarah Pokempner

Imagination Stage- Joanne Seeling, James Swindell

Washington Bach Consort- Marc Eisenberg and Janey Moskowitz

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

Guest Story Bank Blog Writers: JR Russ, DCAYA and Anthony Setari, DCPS

Speed Dating Series Founder: Jared Shortmeier and Samantha Wyer-Bello, Shakespeare Theatre Company

Pictured (left to right): Sarah Pokempner, Avalon Theatre; Joanne Seelig Lamparter, Imagination Stage; Lissa Rosenthal-Yoffe, DC Collaborative; Brian Washington, Capitol Hill Arts Workshop; James Swindell, Imagination Stage; Anthony Setari, DCPS; JR Russ, DCAYA, Jared Shortmeier, Shakespeare Theatre Company.

Connecting to Curriculum Series

Establishment and Commitment to the “Connecting to Curriculum Series”:

Nathan Diamond, DC Public Schools

Special Achievement in “Connecting to Curriculum” Program: 

Scott Abbott and Donna Phillips, DCPS Social Studies

Raymond Cummings, DCPS English/ Language Arts

Member Awards: 2017-2018 Meeting Panelists

Nik Apostolides

Lenore Blank Kelner

Dan Crane

Sarah Jencks

David Markey

Jeanette McCune

Gregory McGruder

Lorraine Robinson

Joanne Seelig Lamparter

Barbara Stauffer

Ingrid Zimmer

Sylvia Zwi

Member Awards: 2017-2018 Meeting Hosts

Art Museum of the Americas- Organization of American States- Adriana Ospina

Capitol Hill Arts Workshop- Amy Moore and Brian Washington 

Columbia Heights Education Campus- Maria Tukeva

DC Public Library- Carmen Boston

Freer|Sackler- Elizabeth Eder and Jennifer Reifsteck

GALA Hispanic Theatre- Rebecca Medrano and Mauricio Pita

Keegan Theatre- Alexis Hartwick

Shakespeare Theatre Company- Jared Shortmeier and Samantha Wyer-Bello, Shakespeare Theatre Company

Sitar Arts Center- A. Lorraine Robinson, Maureen Dwyer

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History- Barbara Stauffer

Arts for Any Given Child Washington, DC Community Arts Team

Neil Albert— DC Downtown Business Improvement District

Nathan Diamond— DC Public Schools

Akela Dogbe— Moten Elementary School

Kimberly Douglas— THEARC

Sarah Durkee— National Gallery of Art

Kehembe V. Eichelberger— Howard University

Marc Eisenberg— Washington Bach Consort

Rhona Wolfe Friedman— DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities

Addrienne Gayoso— National Museum Women in the Arts

Barbara Harman— Harman Family Foundation and Catalogue for Philanthropy of Greater Washington

Michelle Hoffmann— Washington Performing Arts

Najla Husseni— Office of Family and Public Engagement, DCPS

Sakina Khan— DC Office of Planning

Sherburne Laughlin— American University

Maryann Lombardi— DC Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment

Chase Maggiano— Washington Chorus

David Markey— DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities

Jeanette McCune— The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

Gregory McGruder— National Geographic Society

Fareed Moustoufi— Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting

Laurent Odde— Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority

Evan Regan-Levine— JBG Smith Corporation

Anne Robinson— DC City Council

Lissa Rosenthal-Yoffe— DC Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative

JR Russ— DC Alliance of Youth Advocates

Anthony Setari— DC Public Schools

Eric Shaw— DC Office of Planning

Terry Thomas— Seaton Elementary School

Maria Tukeva— Columbia Heights Education Campus

Samantha Wyer-Bello— Shakespeare Theatre Company

Tracey Wyton— DC Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative

Collective Impact Committee Members

Khendall Beale

Karen O. Brown

Sarah Durkee

Maureen Dwyer

Michelle Edwards

Caryn Fraim

Roberta Gasbarre

Cynthia Gertsen

Monica Lewis

Jeanette McCune*

Caitlin Miller

Sarah Pokempner

JR  Russ

Joanne Seelig Lamparter

Jared Shortmeier

Barbara Stauffer

Christie Walser

Brigitte Winter

Sylvia Zwi

Programming Committee Members

Khendall Beale

Carolina Clarens

Miriam Deaver

Nathan Diamond

Maurice Douglas

Sarah Durkee

Cynthia Gertsen

Jeanette McCune*

Caitlin Miller

Janey Moskowitz

Fareed Mostoufi

Jennifer Reifsteck

Steve Reichlen

Joanne Seelig Lamparter

Carey Stipe Lavallee

James Swindell

Terry Thomas

Arts and Humanities Education Champion and our Fearless Leader

The DC Collaborative also honored Jeanette McCune as our Arts and Humanities Education champion for her 18 years of service with the DC Collaborative.

Jeanette McCune, The Kennedy Center

A huge thanks to the DC Collaborative Board President, Linda Harper as our fearless leader this year and for emceeing the evening and keeping us on schedule.

Another thanks to Nik Apostolides DC Collaborative Board Vice President, for his service this year and adjourning the meeting.

”Sushi and Swag” Reception and Networking Bingo!

Thank you to our fabulous hosts, Freer | Sackler for providing the meeting attendees with a fabulous reception that involved sushi and fun prizes during the networking bingo!

A huge thanks on a wonderful school year from the DC Collaborative team to our members, partners, educators, funders and Board of Directors!

Quick Links

Meeting Agenda

Meeting PowerPoint

Meeting Feedback Survey

DC Collaborative Website

Freer|Sackler Website

Freer|Sackler Video

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John - Die Brüder (Die Hüter der Rose 1, Waringham Saga 4)

Gutes Hörspiel. Ich sehe es mehr als inszenierte Lesung. Der Fokus liegt einfach auch der Handlung und den Sprechern.

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This advertisement is for Can’t Spell Treason Without Tea by Rebecca Thorne, a cozy fantasy steeped in sapphic romance about one of the Queen’s private guards and a powerful mage who want to open a bookshop and live happily ever after…if only the world would let them. Cover art by Irene Huang.

WHAT IT’S ABOUT

All Reyna and Kianthe want is to open a bookshop that serves tea. Worn wooden floors, plants on every table, firelight drifting between the rafters…all complemented by love and good company. Thing is, Reyna works as one of the Queen’s private guards, and Kianthe is the most powerful mage in existence. Leaving their lives isn’t so easy.

But after an assassin takes Reyna hostage, she decides she’s thoroughly done risking her life for a self-centered queen. What follows is a cozy tale of mishaps, mysteries, and a murderous queen throwing the realm’s biggest temper tantrum.

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