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September 2020
Virtual College Fair
UNCG REGISTRATION (ZOOM)VISIT USMUSIC ADMISSIONS ROUNDTABLE Engage with representatives from UNCG and other performing arts institutions across the United States and beyond! Advanced registration is not required to attend the fair or the panels, and there is no cost to attend. To connect with us during the fair, find UNCG on the exhibitor list or use the UNCG Registration (Zoom) link on this page. Complete a short registration form and you’ll be connected with our representative(s) to have all of…
Find out more »Faculty Artist Series: Donald Hartmann, bass-baritone
This performance is free, but tickets are required. You must pre-register for a ticket at the link below (eTix) prior to the event. Seating in Tew Recital Hall will be limited to a maximum of twenty-five (25) patrons to allow for proper social distancing. Face coverings are required at all times for in-person audiences. In order to maximize potential audiences and stay connected, all recital events will be live-streamed (link below). Donald Hartmann, bass-baritone Robert Wells, baritone Alex Ezerman, cello…
Find out more »Irna Priore Music and Culture Lecture Series: “Gender and Music in Dmitry Shostakovich’s Scores for Late Stalinist Films”
Lectures in Fall 2020 will be held online via Zoom. All lectures are free and open to the public. Please pre-register using the link below. This year’s Series will participate in the UNCG theme She Can, We Can and features research about women, gender, and/or civil rights. Presented by the School of Music, and Musicology/Ethnomusicology and Music Theory Areas. For further information contact Joan Titus. REGISTRATIONSHE CAN, WE CANPRIORE LECTURE SERIES ABSTRACT Dmitry Shostakovich was Russia’s first major film composer, and worked within the…
Find out more »October 2020
Faculty Artist Series: Andy Hudson, clarinet
This performance is free, but tickets are required. You must pre-register for a ticket at the link below (eTix) prior to the event. Seating in Tew Recital Hall will be limited to a maximum of twenty-five (25) patrons to allow for proper social distancing. Face coverings are required at all times for in-person audiences. In order to maximize potential audiences and stay connected, all recital events will be live-streamed (link below). Andy Hudson, clarinet Scott Rawls, viola Ināra Zandmane, piano STRAVINSKY…
Find out more »Nathan Southwick, violin — Graduate Recital
This performance is free, but tickets are required. Limited seating (maximum of 25) is available due to COVID-19 restrictions. A livestream will be available (link below). Face coverings are required at all times for in-person audiences. VIEW ON CVPA LIVE!DOWNLOAD PROGRAM (PDF)RESERVE TICKETS Audiences and Tickets Tickets are required to attend any recital in person. You must pre-register for a ticket at the link provided (eTix) prior to the event. Only 25 (twenty-five) tickets will be made available for each…
Find out more »Kaitlyn Wilt, flute — Undergraduate Recital
This performance is free, but tickets are required. Limited seating (maximum of 25) is available due to COVID-19 restrictions. A livestream will be available (link below). Face coverings are required at all times for in-person audiences. VIEW ON CVPA LIVE!DOWNLOAD PROGRAM (PDF)RESERVE TICKETS Audiences and Tickets Tickets are required to attend any recital in person. You must pre-register for a ticket at the link provided (eTix) prior to the event. Only 25 (twenty-five) tickets will be made available for each…
Find out more »Red Clay Saxophone Quartet — Faculty and Guest Artist Recital
This performance is free, but tickets are required. You must pre-register for a ticket at the link below (eTix) prior to the event. Seating in Tew Recital Hall will be limited to a maximum of twenty-five (25) patrons to allow for proper social distancing. Face coverings are required at all times for in-person audiences. In order to maximize potential audiences and stay connected, all recital events will be live-streamed (link below). VIEW ON CVPA LIVE!DOWNLOAD PROGRAM (PDF)RESERVE TICKETS The Red Clay…
Find out more »Jia-Yu Yang, saxophone — Graduate Recital
This performance is free, but tickets are required. Limited seating (maximum of 25) is available due to COVID-19 restrictions. A livestream will be available (link below). Face coverings are required at all times for in-person audiences. VIEW ON CVPA LIVE!DOWNLOAD PROGRAM (PDF)RESERVE TICKETS Audiences and Tickets Tickets are required to attend any recital in person. You must pre-register for a ticket at the link provided (eTix) prior to the event. Only 25 (twenty-five) tickets will be made available for each…
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