The Arts and Diplomacy: An American in Pyongyang

The Alumni Student Association of the Genesee Valley Center host the Historical Voices Lecture Series 2008-2009

A Lecture for United Nations Day
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
6:30pm Refreshments 7:00pm
Lecture Robert DiLutis, Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra

Robert DiLutis, RPO Clarinetist, will discuss his historic trip to North Korea with the New York Philharmonic in 2007. His talk will focus on the impact of the arts on diplomacy. Mr. DiLutis will also perform a new work based on the North Korean folk song "Arirang" and present photos from the trip.

Robert DiLutis has performed as Second and E-flat clarinetist with the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra since 1996. Prior to his position in New York, he performed as Assistant Principal and Eb clarinetist with the San Antonio Symphony. He is also the inventor of the Reed Machine, a professional line of reed making products for the clarinet and saxophone. Mr. DiLutis received his Bachelor degree in music performance from the Juilliard School .

Alumni Margaret Corbin ’72, Richard Sarkis ’79 and Michael Doyle’06, UNAR hosts, encourage you to participate in this important lecture. This lecture will be held at the following location.

The United Nations Association of Rochester 494 East Avenue Rochester, New York 14607

For reservations and tickets, please contact Timothy Cosgriff, Assistant to the Dean at 585-224-3271 or timothy.cosgriff@esc.edu. Tickets for this lecture are $5.00.

Visit http://alumni.esc.edu/events.php for upcoming Alumni Student Association event information.

The United Nations Association of Rochester 494 East Avenue, Rochester, New York 14607