On Saturday, December 5 at 8:00PM Convergence Ensemble will live-stream Earl Kim’s poignant Now and Then, described by his former student Dr. Anthony Brandt as “a quiet, passionate protest against nuclear war”, in a virtual salon event, followed by a roundtable discussion exploring history, art, and activism, featuring “radiant” (The Boston Musical Intelligencer) mezzo-soprano D’Anna Fortunato (also featured on the performance), “gutsy, risk-taking” (Patriot Ledger) artistic director Rachel Goodwin, peace activist Joseph Gerson, peacebuilder Ray Matsumiya, and poet and moderator Charles Coe. Join us online on our YouTube page.

Read more about Earl Kim here.