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View all Campus Events »Los Angeles/Orange County Alumni Chapter: Wolves on the Prowl
Time: 2 pm to 3:30 pm
Contact: Samuel L. Bradley, Jr. · sbradley@loyno.edu · 504.861.5454
Location: American Red Cross
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Los Angeles Wolves on the Prowl In the Jesuit tradition, Loyola University New Orleans strives to develop individuals who dedicate their lives to service for others. Each year, hundreds of alumni and students participate in Loyola's National Day of Community Service, Wolves on the Prowl. The Los Angeles Chapter will be serving the American Red Cross.
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Sea of Sounds: A Voyage through Greek and Eastern Mediterranean Musical Traditions
Time: 6:30 pm to 9 pm
Contact: Maggie Maag · hmaag@cox.net · 504-282-0259
Location: Nunemaker Auditorium, 3rd Floor, Monroe Hall
This fascinating concert will explore the rich musical heritage of Greece, Byzantium, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean featuring music that will enrich understanding of these musical traditions. Included is Nightingales of Anatolia, an early 17th century song that is transcribed from codex 1203 of the Holy Monastery of Iviron, and codex 322 of Xiopotamou, both monasteries of Mount Athos.
The free concert is presented by Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Cathedral of New Orleans Education, Culutre & Youth Committee and the Archives Committee.