Christine Lamprea grew up with one foot in her Colombian heritage and one foot in the United States. See how her history has moved her to explore the essence of...
Music doesn’t just happen on a stage — it happens behind the scenes, in our minds, bodies, and spirits. Our 2021-22 season begins with a journey into this space as...
Our society is built around walls—of identity, nationality, and understanding. In his faculty artist recital, David Small will give us a glimpse into how we can turn these walls into...
The language of universal Modal elements used by J.S. Bach has influenced the work of countless composers and musicians who followed. Schwendener translates these ideas into an improvisation for the...
Even in the darkest times, music has been a beacon of hope for the oppressed and grieving, creating space for healing and remembering. Hear a set of songs written in...
Years of war and conquests have shaped the peoples of the Balkan region — and their strong sense of culture and heritage is what at once unites and divides them....
Explore the universal themes of empathy and human connection in this faculty artist recital. Hazel Davis will perform alongside violist Amelia Hollander Ames and pianist Elaine Rombala Aveni for an...