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SUMMARY:The Halls are Alive with the Sound of Music: Dominican University's
  Connection with the Beloved Musical
LOCATION:Dominican University Performing Arts Center\, Martin Recital Hall 
 7900 W. Division St. River Forest\, IL 60305
DESCRIPTION:The Sound of Music holds a special place in Dominican Universit
 y’s long history. When Rodgers and Hammerstein were penning the iconic B
 roadway musical in the 1950s\, they entrusted Sr. Gregory Duffy\, OP\, the
 ater professor at Rosary College (as Dominican was then known) with helpin
 g to shape and authenticate the scenes depicting Catholic religious life. 
 Through detailed\, written correspondence that is preserved in DU’s arch
 ives\, Sr. Gregory offered advice for refining the script\, from the tinie
 st details to the relationships between characters. As part of Dominican
 ’s 125th anniversary celebrations\, the university will highlight this r
 emarkable piece of history during the free\, public program\, The Halls ar
 e Alive with the Sound of Music: Dominican University's Connection with th
 e Beloved Musical. This program will take place on Thursday\, Nov. 5 from 
 5:30 to 7 p.m. in Dominican’s Martin Recital Hall\, located inside the P
 erforming Arts Center at 7900 W. Division St. in River Forest. To attend\,
  register via www.dom.edu/arts-minds. Moderator Sr. Priscilla Wood\, OP\, 
 advisor of Sinsinawa Dominican cultural heritage\, will present an evening
  of stories and archival treasures\, some of which have not been shared ou
 tside of the Dominican community. Date & time details Thursday\, Nov. 5 5:
 30 to 7 p.m. Fees & registration details Free\n\nhttps://www.oprfchamber.o
 rg/events/94532
URL:https://www.oprfchamber.org/events/94532
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