To close our 2025 season, we are excited to present the Crossing Divides One Act Festival, a curated collection of one-act plays that further explore the theme of crossing divides.
To close our 2025 season, we are excited to present the Crossing Divides One Act Festival, a curated collection of one-act plays that further explore the theme of crossing divides.
To close our 2025 season, we are excited to present the Crossing Divides One Act Festival, a curated collection of one-act plays that further explore the theme of crossing divides.
To close our 2025 season, we are excited to present the Crossing Divides One Act Festival, a curated collection of one-act plays that further explore the theme of crossing divides.
To close our 2025 season, we are excited to present the Crossing Divides One Act Festival, a curated collection of one-act plays that further explore the theme of crossing divides.
Debussy, "Sarabande" and "Danse"; Beethoven, Symphony No. 1 in C major. George Rothman, Conductor
Yang Liu, Coordinator; A series in which Conservatory pianists perform solo works.
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Brahms’ Liebeslieder Waltzes, op. 52 and op. 65 with Christine Cornell, soprano; Margaret Dobbins, mezzo-soprano; Patrick Silk, tenor; George Baolin, bass; Jay Simon Abrera, Natasha Gwiceman, William Rayment, piano. Malcolm Merriweather and Ursula Oppens, Directors.
Jesse Mills, Coordinator; Conservatory of Music students present solo and chamber works.