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Video: 'Bad Girls' Take Center Stage at Polymnia's Romantic Revolution Concert
Featuring mezzo-soprano soloist, Eileen Christiansen, Polymnia presented music from the beginning of the Romantic Era.
On Sunday, the Ploymnia Choral Society presented Romantic Revolution, music from the beginning of the Romantic Era, at St. Mary's Church.
Music Director, Murray Kidd, explained what distinguishes music from the Romantic Era from other types of Classical music.
The concert also featured mezzo-soprano soloist, Eileen Christiansen, who posted on her blog, "I've decided that I'm singing the anti-Disney Princesses at this concert." Christiansen spoke to Melrose Patch about going against the "Disney Princess" stereotype and really bringing out the characters that she portrays.
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