Music Center at Strathmore (North Bethesda, MD)
Grammy-nominated singer Joan Osborne headlines a show at Strathmore. Osborne's single "One of Us" was a #1 hit, propelling her 1995 album Relish to triple-platinum status. The evening also features the Holmes Brothers, known for their blend of rock, blues and gospel, and Mississippi heartland singer Paul Thorn.
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The last date listed for Joan Osborne, The Holmes Brothers and Paul Thorn was Friday November 13, 2009 / 8:00pm. (view all dates)
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Angela Hewitt is internationally acclaimed as one of the world's greatest interpreters of Bach. Named Gramophone's Artist of the Year, her eleven-year project to record J.S. Bach's complete keyboard works was met with superlatives from critics around the world. In this concert at Strathmore, she'll play Bach's Goldberg variations. Learn More
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The stunning new Music Center at Strathmore is an ideal location for concerts, corporate meetings, product launches, television broadcasts, black-tie galas, fundraising events, and private parties. The building takes its cues from the rolling hills and park-like setting with a softly undulating roof that appears to merge into the steep hills of the Strathmore property.
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It’s hard to imagine a more exciting array of artists on the same stage: Joan Osborne’s popular hit “What if God Was One of Us” offers just one facet of this brilliant singer songwriter’s work, which swings from rock to soul to country with ease; the Holmes Brothers, who blend Saturday night roadhouse rock with Sunday morning gospel harmonies; and Paul Thorn, whose big, bluesy voice soars, alternately raw, brazen, and brooding, always moving.
The Strathmore Hall Foundation nurtures art, artists and community through creative and diverse programming of the highest quality.
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