The Garden Club of America 1913-2013: A Growing Legacy will be published by the Smithsonian Institution Press in February 2013. The book, which presents the history of this important women's organization, is previewed in a video by artistsandmusicians.org: The Garden Club of America's Centennial Book
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Performed by the CvA Ensemble of Amsterdam - Itzhak Perlman and Isaac Stern Play Bach Double Violin Concerto
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- Soprano Joan Kirchner Interviewed Following Chatham Chorale's April Concert
- Cape Cod Times May 5, 2011: Groups Join Forces for Beethoven's Ninth
- Marilyn Rowland of the Enterprise Notes Importance of Beethoven Concert
- May 10 Beethoven Concert: An Interview with the Three Conductors
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