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Formed in 1995 at the Scuola di Musica di Fiesole, the Klimt Quartet is one of the most interesting young chamber music groups in Italy.

Admission:  free; open to the public

Formed in 1995 at the Scuola di Musica di Fiesole, the Klimt Quartet is one of the most interesting young chamber music groups in Italy.

Admission:  free; open to the public

The works featured in the exhibition date from 1865 to 1959 and are
from the collection of Professor Leonard Norman Primiano of Cabrini
College. Within Catholicism, ex-votos are votive objects offered in
thanks for heavenly intercession with a misfortune such as an accident
or illness. Historically, objects in Italy included metal ex-votos
that took the shape of persons (e.g., a soldier, a swaddled infant),
afflicted body parts, or hearts representing the Sacred Heart of
Jesus. In addition, painted narrative tablets (tavolette), usually on

The works featured in the exhibition date from 1865 to 1959 and are
from the collection of Professor Leonard Norman Primiano of Cabrini
College. Within Catholicism, ex-votos are votive objects offered in
thanks for heavenly intercession with a misfortune such as an accident
or illness. Historically, objects in Italy included metal ex-votos
that took the shape of persons (e.g., a soldier, a swaddled infant),
afflicted body parts, or hearts representing the Sacred Heart of
Jesus. In addition, painted narrative tablets (tavolette), usually on

The works featured in the exhibition date from 1865 to 1959 and are
from the collection of Professor Leonard Norman Primiano of Cabrini
College. Within Catholicism, ex-votos are votive objects offered in
thanks for heavenly intercession with a misfortune such as an accident
or illness. Historically, objects in Italy included metal ex-votos
that took the shape of persons (e.g., a soldier, a swaddled infant),
afflicted body parts, or hearts representing the Sacred Heart of
Jesus. In addition, painted narrative tablets (tavolette), usually on

The works featured in the exhibition date from 1865 to 1959 and are
from the collection of Professor Leonard Norman Primiano of Cabrini
College. Within Catholicism, ex-votos are votive objects offered in
thanks for heavenly intercession with a misfortune such as an accident
or illness. Historically, objects in Italy included metal ex-votos
that took the shape of persons (e.g., a soldier, a swaddled infant),
afflicted body parts, or hearts representing the Sacred Heart of
Jesus. In addition, painted narrative tablets (tavolette), usually on

In this delightful introduction to etymology, the study of word origins, Prof. Joseph N. Spedaliere will awaken and nurture your curiosity in words and language. Participants will learn how to improve their vocabulary and discover the fascinating origins of language. Must register in advance and prepay.

Admission: Members $10; Non-Members $20

Contact: Patrizia Calce (914) 771-8700 Ext. 109; Fax: (914) 771-5900

[email protected]
 

In this delightful introduction to etymology, the study of word origins, Prof. Joseph N. Spedaliere will awaken and nurture your curiosity in words and language. Participants will learn how to improve their vocabulary and discover the fascinating origins of language. Must register in advance and prepay.

Admission: Members $10; Non-Members $20

Contact: Patrizia Calce (914) 771-8700 Ext. 109; Fax: (914) 771-5900

[email protected]
 

This powerful suite of stories begins in 1900 against a background of rural Sicilian class warfare. A young man kills his violent, adulterous father and escapes to the United States, where his descendants struggle against the bonds of the past.

This powerful suite of stories begins in 1900 against a background of rural Sicilian class warfare. A young man kills his violent, adulterous father and escapes to the United States, where his descendants struggle against the bonds of the past.