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By Olivia Flores Alvarez
Published on November 21, 2007 at 1:41am
Whoever started the saying “Those who can’t, teach,” never met Robert Moeling, Lynn Harrell and Michael Webster. The Rice University faculty threesome performs in today’s faculty recital. Moeling (piano), Harrell (cello) and Webster (clarinet), all from the Shepherd School of Music, will perform solo and trio works by Bach, Brahms and Zemlinsky. Between them, the three have done their share of big-time performances (working with the likes of the Royal Philharmonic and the Boston Pops, and appearing at Carnegie Hall and Lincoln Center). See if they can start a new saying — maybe, “Those who teach can kick ass.” 8 p.m. Alice Pratt Brown Hall on the Rice University campus, 6100 Main Street. For information, call 713–348–8000 or visit www.rice.edu. Free.
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