“The hottest artist on the classical music planet may well be the Chinese pianist Lang Lang. — New York Times For about a decade, Lang Lang has contributed to musical education worldwide. In 2008 he founded the Lang Lang International Music Foundation aimed at cultivating tomorrow’s top pianists, championing music education... Continue reading...
Dr. Alejandro Rutty, professor of composition, presents original music for solo bass from his album "Why Bass? II."
The UNCG Opera Theatre present's Francis Poulenc's riveting and haunting 'Dialogues of the Carmelites.'
The UNCG Wind Ensemble performs for the National Conference of the College Band Directors National Association at Van Cliburn Concert Hall in Fort Worth, Texas.
The UNCG Opera Theatre present's Francis Poulenc's riveting and haunting 'Dialogues of the Carmelites.'
The UNCG Opera Theatre present's Francis Poulenc's riveting and haunting 'Dialogues of the Carmelites.'
The Symphony Orchestra performs an exciting program bookended by Leonard Bernstein's dazzling Overture to "Candide" and Stravinsky's monumental suite from "The Firebird." Dr. Steven Stusek joins the orchestra for a performance of Debussy's evocative "Rhapsodie for saxophone and orchestra."
The UNCG Symphonic Band is joined by Dr. Eric Willie, McKayla Phillips, Albert Lau, and Joe Turner for a program featuring works by Viet Cuong, Karel Husa, and Alexander Scriabin.
After moving to Durham, NC in 1988, Brevan began showing signs of talent in music from age 7. He began playing percussion in church with his mother and brother at age 9. Soon after, he began playing pick up gigs and at other churches in the Raleigh/Durham area. His older... Continue reading...
The Symphony Orchestra and Choirs perform a program featuring a grand waltz by Aram Khachaturian, "The Love Between Us," a plea for unity from composer Reena Esmail, and Student Artist Competiting winner Calvin Godfrey.
The Casella Sinfonietta presents a faculty-student side-by-side concert of works by Steve Reich, Maria Schneider, and Aaron Copland, with video of Martha Graham's original choreography for 'Appalachian Spring.'
