Common Theme 2012-13Creativity, Innovation, & Vision
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TONES OF CZECH REPUBLIC/SLOVAKIA: Czech/Slovak Vocal Repertoire from 1850-1950
Sunday, February 10, 2013, 5:00 pm
Fort Howard Hall, Weidner Center
Sarah Meredith Livingston, mezzosoprano
Tim Cheek, guest artist, piano, U. of Michigan
Lecture recital on Czech/Slovak composers, including the Czech woman composer, Viteslav Kapralova. This lecture recital is a culmination of Professor Meredith’s work as a 2012-2013 research scholar awardee.
360° Thursdays
Thursday, February 28, 2013, 6:30 p.m.
Fort Howard Hall, Weidner Center
360° Thursdays is an innovative concert series designed to help audience members connect with music in more meaningful ways. Performances will feature provocative discussions by a composer, director, performer or arranger, who will help participants consider a single aspect of the music through multiple perspectives.
Tonight: Pianist Nicholas Phillips of UW-Eau Claire
360° Thursdays
Thursday, March 14, 2013, 6:30 p.m.
Fort Howard Hall, Weidner Center
360° Thursdays is an innovative concert series designed to help audience members connect with music in more meaningful ways. Performances will feature provocative discussions by a composer, director, performer or arranger, who will help participants consider a single aspect of the music through multiple perspectives.
Tonight: UWGB Brass, Flute, and Saxophone Ensembles with director talks
360° Thursdays
Thursday, March 28, 2013, 6:30 p.m.
Fort Howard Hall, Weidner Center
360° Thursdays is an innovative concert series designed to help audience members connect with music in more meaningful ways. Performances will feature provocative discussions by a composer, director, performer or arranger, who will help participants consider a single aspect of the music through multiple perspectives.
Tonight: Exploring Jazz Styles, Professor Adam Gaines
360° Thursdays
Thursday, April 18, 2013, 6:30 p.m.
Fort Howard Hall, Weidner Center
360° Thursdays is an innovative concert series designed to help audience members connect with music in more meaningful ways. Performances will feature provocative discussions by a composer, director, performer or arranger, who will help participants consider a single aspect of the music through multiple perspectives.
Tonight: Form and Thematic Manipulation in Music, Professor John Salerno
360° Thursdays
Thursday, May 2, 2013, 6:30 p.m.
Fort Howard Hall, Weidner Center
360° Thursdays is an innovative concert series designed to help audience members connect with music in more meaningful ways. Performances will feature provocative discussions by a composer, director, performer or arranger, who will help participants consider a single aspect of the music through multiple perspectives.
Tonight: Premiers & Miniatures, Professor Michelle McQuade Dewhirst