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Alumna Rosalind Wong will be playing the piano at the Getty Center on Saturday evening for the &quot;Sonnets and Sonatas&quot; lecture-concert series. Wong will perform Jean-Philippe Rameau&#039;s song &quot;The Hen,&quot; which is traditionally played on the harpsichord. Although the harpsichord rendition manages to effectively sound like a hen&#039;s clucking, Wong said she has to put especial care into playing so that she can mimic the sound on the piano. (Niveda Tennety/Daily Bruin)

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&#039;Animals!&#039; presents humans&#039; relationships with animals through music - Daily Bruin

&#8216;Animals!&#8217; presents humans&#8217; relationships with animals through music

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Two sopranos will meow in perfect tune at the Getty Center on Saturday evening. The performance will take place as a part of the free lecture-concert series “Sonnets and Sonatas,” led by French language and culture professor Laure Murat.

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‘Animals!’ presents humans’ relationships with animals through music

By Deirdre Klena

Feb. 20, 2018 10:35 p.m.