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What a Difference A Score Makes: Music from Shakespeare Films

Dr. Rachel Franklin, acclaimed concert pianist, will perform musical scores from well-known Shakespeare themed movies. The scores she shares will be as diverse as the movies themselves, including classical, jazz, psychedelic, ethnic, and rock and roll music. She will illustrate the ways in which the music drives those movies, whether comedy, tragedy or drama, and explain the music's role in helping us comprehend Shakespeare's ornate language and passion.

Join St. John's College's Mitchell Gallery, Dr. Franklin, and Caritas Society as we celebrate the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare's legacy. Before the show, savor wine and appetizers while enjoying a private showing of First Folio! The Book That Gave Us Shakespeare at the Mitchell Gallery.

Caritas Society of St. John's College Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to enhancing St. John's relationship with the community and providing financial assistance to needy St. John's students.

RACHEL FRANKLIN

British-born concert pianist Dr. Rachel Franklin is a Pro Musicis International Award winner. Her successful solo debuts brought her to Carnegie Recital Hall, New York, and Jordan Hall, Boston. She regularly delivers sold-out presentations for the Annapolis Symphony Orchestra and Easton's Academy Art Museum.

She recently opened for the 2015 Chesapeake Film Festival, and is now presenting a variety of film music subjects for many new venues.

Audiences love both her performing artistry, and the warm and engaging style she employs as she explores the music behind the movie.