Category: Arts at Williams
April 2024
Mokoomba - Visiting Artist Series
The Williams College Department of Music presents Mokoomba. This event is free and open to the public. Mokoomba, an explosively talented six-man crew from the Victoria Fall, has been hailed as one of the most exciting band from Africa in the 21st century! With over 40 countries and prestigious international festivals under their belt, they performed at the world’s biggest … Continue reading "Mokoomba – Visiting Artist Series"
Find out more »Chamber Music Master Class - Duo Ingolfsson/Stoupel - Visiting Artist Series
The Williams College Department of Music presents the Ingolfsson/Stoupel Duo giving a master class for talented Williams music students. Student chamber groups play for the quartet and receive feedback. This event is free and open to the public. Judith Ingolfsson, violin, and Vladimir Stoupel, piano, perform the following evening as part of the Visiting Artist Series. Engaging, imaginative programming and … Continue reading "Chamber Music Master Class – Duo Ingolfsson/Stoupel – Visiting Artist Series"
Find out more »MIDWEEKMUSIC
MIDWEEKMUSIC is a popular lunchtime series taking place at 12:15pm on selected Wednesdays. We look forward to seeing you in Chapin Hall to enjoy the music! Students interested in performing can find more information here.
Find out more »Violin Master Class - Judith Ingolfsson - Visiting Artist Series
The Williams College Department of Music presents the Duo Ingolfsson-Stoupel offering master classes for talented Williams music students. In this event violin students play for the Judith Ingolfsson and receive feedback. This event is free and open to the public. Judith Ingolfsson, violin, and Vladimir Stoupel, piano, perform the following evening as part of the Visiting Artist Series. Violin Master Class … Continue reading "Violin Master Class – Judith Ingolfsson – Visiting Artist Series"
Find out more »Piano Master Class - Vladimir Stoupel - Visiting Artist Series
The Williams College Department of Music presents the Duo Ingolfsson-Stoupel offering master classes for talented Williams music students. In this event, talented Williams piano students play for the Vladimir Stoupel and receive feedback. This event is free and open to the public. Judith Ingolfsson, violin, and Vladimir Stoupel, piano, perform the following evening as part of the Visiting Artist Series. Violin … Continue reading "Piano Master Class – Vladimir Stoupel – Visiting Artist Series"
Find out more »Duo Ingolfsson-Stoupel - Visiting Artist Series
The Williams College Department of Music presents Duo Ingolfsson-Stoupel as part of the Visiting Artist Series This event is free and open to the public. Duo Ingolfsson-Stoupel presents an all-French program including Francis Poulenc – Sonata for Violin and Piano; Olivier Messiaen – “Louange à l’immortalité de Jésus,” from Quartet for the End of Time; and Albéric Magnard – Sonata in … Continue reading "Duo Ingolfsson-Stoupel – Visiting Artist Series"
Find out more »Adithya Vaidhyan '24, saxophone - Senior Thesis Recital
Adithya Vaidhyan '24, tenor saxophone, presents his senior thesis recital. Leading a jazz quartet, he is performing music inspired by Branford Marsalis’s master work Crazy People Music, as well as original compositions.
Find out more »Creative Residency: Michelle "Micha" J. Rodriguez '12, PRESENCIA
What would you do if you were gifted a succulent plant that bursts into flames, speaks to you, and calls you to be a leader? Presencia is a devastatingly funny millennial musical that reinvents the Moses story for women of color thrust into positions of power, told with Bible-fan-fiction vibes, varying degrees of reverence and satire, and a vibrant anthemic … Continue reading "Creative Residency: Michelle “Micha” J. Rodriguez ’12, PRESENCIA"
Find out more »Genealogy Workshop + Lecture with Dr. Kendra Field '99
In conjunction with WCMA's 'Emancipation' exhibition, Dr. Kendra Field '99 will give a public talk about long history of African American genealogy from the Middle Passage to the present, preceded by a genealogy workshop for students.
Find out more »Williams Percussion Ensemble
The Williams Percussion Ensemble (WiPE) presents its spring concert. In programs featuring cutting-edge new music and important works of the twentieth-century, the Williams Percussion Ensemble (WiPE) surveys a vast terrain of sound and rhythm. The ensemble employs all manner of percussion instruments, found sounds, and electronics to create music that resonates across boundaries of genre and discipline. In addition to … Continue reading "Williams Percussion Ensemble"
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