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AMERICAN BACH SOCIETY BIENNIAL MEETING: JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH AND HIS SONS KENYON COLLEGE, 1–4 MAY 2014
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The biennial meeting of the American Bach Society inspired the participation of around fifty scholars, performers and other Bach enthusiasts from the United States, Canada and Germany. Organizers included Ellen Exner (University of South Carolina), Markus Rathey (Yale University), Don O. Franklin (Emeritus, University of Pittsburgh), Steven Crist (Emory University) and Reginald Sanders (Kenyon College), who deserves particular thanks for serving as local arrangements chair, a task he dispatched with characteristic aplomb. Kenyon College offered a beautiful and stimulating setting for the conference, and the American Bach Society owes a great debt of thanks to Kenyon President Sean M. Decatur and Provost Joseph L. Klesner, as well as to their Executive Assistant, Pamela J. Faust, for their warm welcome and help with logistics.
Title: AMERICAN BACH SOCIETY BIENNIAL MEETING: JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH AND HIS SONS KENYON COLLEGE, 1–4 MAY 2014
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The biennial meeting of the American Bach Society inspired the participation of around fifty scholars, performers and other Bach enthusiasts from the United States, Canada and Germany.
Organizers included Ellen Exner (University of South Carolina), Markus Rathey (Yale University), Don O.
Franklin (Emeritus, University of Pittsburgh), Steven Crist (Emory University) and Reginald Sanders (Kenyon College), who deserves particular thanks for serving as local arrangements chair, a task he dispatched with characteristic aplomb.
Kenyon College offered a beautiful and stimulating setting for the conference, and the American Bach Society owes a great debt of thanks to Kenyon President Sean M.
Decatur and Provost Joseph L.
Klesner, as well as to their Executive Assistant, Pamela J.
Faust, for their warm welcome and help with logistics.
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