The Diana Wortham Theatre in
downtown Asheville announces the holiday edition of Intersections Sing Together: Winter Songs, Friday, December 11 at
6:30pm in The Forum at Diana Wortham Theatre. This popular edition of the Sing
Together series invites participants to slow down during the busy holiday
season and spend an hour singing with family and friends. Led by musicians Beth and Jim Magill, Sing Together:
Winter Songs’ participants will learn seasonal songs to share with the entire
family, regardless of religious affiliation. The young ones can make a
snowflake at the craft table to take home.
The 2015/2016 Sing Together
Series, which runs through April 2016, is designed for family and friends to
celebrate the joy of music and singing in spirited sessions, bringing community
together through song. All skill levels are welcome; no experience is required.
The Forum, a large, multi-purpose space adjacent to the theatre and accessible
from the theatre’s main lobby, is the venue for all Sing Together events.
Seating is limited; advance purchases are highly recommended.
Musicians Beth and Jim Magill lead
the Intersections Sing Together series, which launched in 2012. Beth is a
professional flute and tin whistle player and teacher. As a studio musician she
has appeared on numerous recordings and NPR’s Mountain Stage. Jim is an
award-winning songwriter and instrumentalist on guitar, cittern and mandolin.
He is the founding Director of The Swannanoa Gathering Folk Arts Workshops at
Warren Wilson College, and in 1994 was awarded the first Fellowship in
Songwriting and Composition from the North Carolina Arts Council.
Other upcoming 15/16 Sing Together
Series events include: Freedom Songs
& Spirituals with guest artist Becky Stone (February 12, 2016), a
vibrant song-filled exploration of that great network of passengers,
conductors, shepherds and stationmasters on the Freedom Train; and Circle & Improvisational Songs with
special guest Susan Lachmann (April 22, 2016), an evening of spontaneous
vocal inventions in the circle song format.
All Intersections Sing Together
sessions take place at 6:30 p.m. in The Forum at Diana Wortham Theatre. $10
adults/$8 children 12 and under; children 2 and under are free. To obtain more
information on the Diana Wortham Theatre’s Intersections Sing Together Series
or to buy tickets, call the theatre’s box office at (828) 257-4530 or visit http://www.dwtheatre.com/intersections-sing-together.
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