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Dr. Kellie Brown
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Presentations:
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Recital for Violin/Viola and Organ
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Music and the Holocaust
Recital for Violin/Viola and Organ
This recital would showcase some of the exciting, but seldom performed, repertoire written for violin or viola and organ. The featured organist would be Dr. David C. Runner, music professor at Milligan College.
Length: 60-90 minutes
Special Needs: Pipe organ
Recordings:
"Cavatina"
Suite for Violin and Organ, Op. 3, exerpt
Samuel Coleridge Taylor
Music and the Holocaust
This lecture focuses on the many aspects and impacts of music during the Holocaust. Some of the topics covered include: censorship of "degenerate" music, music as propaganda, concentration camp orchestras, and memorial works.
Length: 60 minutes
Special Needs: Projector and screen for PowerPoint display
Profile:
Dr. Kellie Dubel Brown has been a member of the Milligan College music faculty since 1998 where she serves as the director of the strings program and of the Milligan College Chamber Orchestra. In addition, she is a frequent performer throughout East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia and is the founder and principal violinist of the Appalachian String Quartet. She also serves as the assistant concertmaster for the Kingsport Symphony Orchestra. Her other musical interests include composing and arranging. Dr. Brown has studied at Furman University, East Tennessee State University, and Appalachian State University and holds a Bachelor's degree in music education, a Master's degree in violin performance, and a Doctoral Degree in higher education administration, with an emphasis in music administration.