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LSO preview: new season offers Choral Fantasy, Tchaikovsky and Beethoven

By • Jun 9, 2014

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The Lansing Symphony Orchestra and music director Timothy Muffitt recently announced their 2014-15 season. Current State's Peter Whorf speaks with Lansing State Journal classical music writer Ken Glickman for a preview.

The lineup features both classic favorites and new music. 

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Current State #328 | June 9, 2014

By Current State • Jun 9, 2014

Today on Current State: Ingham County Drain Commissioner Pat Lindemann; Moviemaking in Michigan, with producer Richard Jewell; Richard Gilbert on his memoir "Shepherd"; and a Lansing Symphony Orchestra 2014-15 season preview.

Drain Commissioner Lindemann on clean water challenges, opportunities

By Mark Bashore • Jun 9, 2014
Lindemann in radio studio
Stacy Hoxsey / WKAR-MSU

Pat Lindemann has served as the Drain Commissioner of Ingham County for 21 years. He's a Lansing native who’s spent his entire life in the area. As Drain Commissioner, Lindemann’s responsible for the operation of Ingham County storm drains and related issues including lake levels and soil erosion.

Moviemaking in Michigan: A producer's role on a small-budget film

By • Jun 9, 2014
Courtesy - Richard D. Jewell

Current State’s Scott Pohl is following the production of a movie in Michigan. He’s back with our latest installment on the team that’s putting together the Detroit-based film “Eastern Market”.

Memoir explores couple's pursuit of agrarian dream

By Melissa Benmark • Jun 9, 2014
Michigan State University Press

A new memoir from the MSU Press looks at what happens when a professional couple decides to get in touch with their agrarian dream of life in the country. Richard Gilbert teaches writing at Otterbein College in a suburb of Columbus, Ohio. He’s the author of “Shepherd”.