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Pamela Stein Lynde will conduct the Pennswood Chorale in their spring concert.

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Pennswood Chorale in their spring concert

Pennswood Village

Owen Lake and the Tragic Loves‘ “electro-country” sound is both freshly nostalgic and startlingly unique. Hard-driving synthesizer licks meet three-part vocal harmonies, buttery bloops and bleeps, crying pedal steel, and pounding electronic beats in our fun, energetic live shows.
 
The band’s genre-bending style draws from the traditions of 1960s country, 1980s dream pop, and modern electronic music, mixed with an experimental aesthetic all Lake’s own. It packs an emotional punch to the heart, and invites the bruised listener to dance and cry along.

Owen Lake & the Tragic Loves

30 Murray Place

This performance of Felix Kindermann’s Choir Piece, featuring Princeton University graduate student composer Natalie Dietterich’s a cappella score for 16 singers Composition for Separated Musicians, occupies the entire space of The Forum. The audience becomes part of the work, finding themselves inside the sculpture, surrounded by the singers and embedded in the sound.

Soprano

Pamela Stein Lynde

Events

Past events

May 20, 2024

Pennswood Chorale in their spring concert · Pennswood Village

Apr 29, 2023

Owen Lake & the Tragic Loves · Princeton Porch Fest

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