Merima and Ariadne at Exeter

Posted on February 2, 2013 by
Ariadne Greif and Merima Ključo, photo credit: Zachary Stephens

Ariadne Greif and Merima Ključo, photo credit: Zachary Stephens

If the rapture is going to happen soon, I hope it can wait a couple of weeks — or else leave me behind — for this upcoming concert at Phillips Exeter: Ariadne Greif (soprano) and Merima Ključo (concert accordion), Tuesday, February 12, 7 pm, Phillips Church.

I’ve written already about Merima’s stunning performance last April for the Sarajevo Red Line. Ariadne’s talent is just as otherworldly, her style just as winning.

Ariadne and Merima’s fabulous new website is here. Enjoy.

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About Tom Simpson

Tom Simpson teaches religion, ethics, and philosophy at Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, NH. Born in 1975 in Olean, NY, he earned the Ph.D. in religious studies from the University of Virginia, where he specialized in American religious history. He writes, teaches, and lectures about religion in America, popular culture, Mormonism, and Bosnia. He lives in Exeter with his partner, Alexis Simpson, and their two children.
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One Response to Merima and Ariadne at Exeter

  1. Rick Simpson says:
    February 3, 2013 at 1:18 am

    Wish we could be there for the concert and meditation, Tom. All good wishes! Love — Dad

    Reply

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