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At the Accessibility Immersion
This October, UMS Education & Community Engagement hosted several events focused on accessibility, including a workshop for parents and caregivers and a day-long immersion for K-12 educators. Pictured here, participants at the…

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Student Spotlight: Could You Repeat That? and Other Stories from Paris
A glimpse into a first-time traveler’s whirlwind experiences in Paris’ theater scene.

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UMS Artists in “Residence”: Meet Leslie Rogers
UMS launched a new Artists in “Residence” program during the 2014-2015 season. Five residents from across disciplines will take residence at our performances throughout our season. We’ll profile each resident here on…

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A [brief] UMS History Presentation: The Accordion
Study up with this infographic of a brief history of accordion, accordions around the world, and accordions in popular culture.

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UMS Artists in “Residence”: Meet Nicholas Gable
UMS launched a new Artists in “Residence” program during the 2014-2015 season. Five residents from across disciplines will take residence at our performances throughout our season. We’ll profile each resident here on…

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Listening Guide in Samples: Bob James
Jazz keyboardist and composer Bob James is also one of the most sampled musicians in the history of hip-hop. He’ll perform in Ann Arbor on November 15, 2014. Photo courtesy of the…

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UMS Artists in “Residence”: Meet Emilio Rodriguez
UMS launched a new Artists in “Residence” program during the 2014-2015 season. Five residents from across disciplines will take residence at our performances throughout our season. We’ll profile each resident here on…

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UMS Artists in “Residence”: Meet Carolyn Reed Barritt
UMS launched a new Artists in “Residence” program during the 2014-2015 season. Five residents from across disciplines will take residence at our performances throughout our season. We’ll profile each resident here on…

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Kiss & Cry: Ann Arbor Train Station
A weekend of Kiss & Cry performances at the Power Center is wrapped up! This miniature part of the set is the Ann Arbor train station. Did you attend the performance? Don’t…