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The Sembrich extends its sincere gratitude to librarian Megan Baker and to the Library Board of Trustees for the hospitality they extend in allowing us to sponsor films year-round in Bolton Free Library.

At Bolton Free Library, 7:30 Monday, June 21st:  “Moonstruck” (1984)

This enchanting comedy by Patrick Shanley  features  Cher, Puccini’s “La Boheme” and a passing glimpse of Marcella Sembrich’s portrait  in the lobby of the Metropolitan Opera.

Monday, July 5th: “La Boheme” (2009)

If “Moonstruck” left you yearning for more of Puccini’s masterpiece, then come to this sumptuous recent screen version, starring the reigning “Golden Couple” of today’s opera world, soprano Anna Netrebko and tenor Rolando Villazon.

Monday, July 19th: “Mad Hot Ballroom” (2007)

Follow urban 5th graders through the steps of the foxtrot, tango and rumba en route to the NYC all-city ballroom dancing competition and revel in observing their progress as they mature into young ladies and gentlemen along the way.

Monday, August 2nd: “Pride and Prejudice” (2005)

Kiera Knightly portrays heroine Elizabeth Bennett in this glorious screen adaptation of Jane Austen’s classic novel. Pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet is featured on the film’s memorable soundtrack.

Monday, August 16th:  “Who the #$&% is Jackson Pollock?” (2002)

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A Summer of Barber American composer Samuel Barber (1910-1981) spent formative summers of his youth at the Lake George estate Homeland under the guidance and influence of his aunt, contralto Louise Homer, and his uncle, composer Sidney Homer.  In 2010, the Sembrich plans to bring the music of this American master back to the shores of the lake that so influenced him all those decades ago.  Join us for a season-long commemoration of the centennial of his birth

Barber’s initials are used to indicate A SUMMER OF BARBER special event

2010 Sembrich Season Schedule

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MADAME SEMBRICH’S TRAVELLING TEA SET Wednesday, June 16 at 1:30 pm, $10

A Talk, Tea-tasting and Book-signing with Michael Harney of Harney & Sons Fine Teas

Come to the Sembrich to see Madame Sembrich’s travelling tea set on special display and to hear Michael Harney of Harney and Sons Fine Teas, one of the country’s leading authorities on the subject, talk about different teas (white, green, oolong & black), how they taste and why, with a little history, science and lots of fun thrown in.  Followed by a lakeside tea-tasting and book signing.

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