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2021 Joseph and Violet Magyar Lecture in Hungarian Studies: Kelly St. Pierre (Wichita State University)

"Folksong and Ethnic Cleansing in Central Europe"
FREE VIRTUAL EVENT

This event is part of the 2021 Cleveland Humanities Festival: IDENTITY. 

Daniel Shapiro, Cycle of Beethoven's 32 Piano Sonatas (Concert No. 7)

With Pre-Concert on Fortepiano by Meng Yuan and Mikhail Grazhdanov

Case/University Circle Symphony Orchestra Spring Virtual Concert I

SILVER HALL CONCERT SERIES

Graduate Recital: Jane Leggiero (DMA), Viol

FREE VIRTUAL EVENT

Department of Music Colloquium: Carlos Abril (University of Miami)

“Whom Do We Serve? Whom Do We Leave Behind?: Equity and Access in Music Education”  
FREE VIRTUAL EVENT

Music Colloquia provide a weekly forum for presentation and discussion of recent research by distinguished visitors, CWRU faculty, and graduate students in musicology, historical performance practice, and music education.

[Postponed] Graduate Lecture-Recital: Alan Choo (DMA), Baroque Violin

Please check back for rescheduled performance date.

(March 22-29) CWRU Choirs: Virtual Choir Week

Join the CWRU Choirs as they debut eleven new virtual choir broadcasts on the CWRU Department of Music YouTube Channel.

Graduate Recital: Anna O'Connell (DMA), Soprano and Triple Harp

FREE VIRTUAL EVENT

Graduate Work-in-Progress: Madelaine Matej MacQueen

The Sight of Sound: Vocal Intervention through Anatomical Alteration
FREE VIRTUAL EVENT

In the late nineteenth century, the invention of new devices for seeing inside the human body coincided with a sudden enthusiasm for medical specialization. At the same time, the Parisian government put physicians directly in charge of opera singers and other vocal performers. The new profession of laryngologist or voice scientist used medical imaging technologies to produce visual evidence of the anatomical and physiologic aspects of voice disorder in their patients.

Department of Music Colloquium: Sabine Feisst (Arizona State University)

 “U.S.-Mexico Border Chords & Discords: Perspectives on the Changing Sonic Ecologies in the American Southwest”
FREE VIRTUAL EVENT

Music Colloquia provide a weekly forum for presentation and discussion of recent research by distinguished visitors, CWRU faculty, and graduate students in musicology, historical performance practice, and music education.