ll are invited to a performance by the Williams Gospel Choir. With an ever growing popularity, Williams Gospel Choir is an ensemble that weaves group singing together with talented soloists, rhythm section, horns, and strings to produce a powerful and inspiring performance. This Christian-based, student-led group worships God through song and prayer. The goal of Gospel Choir is to foster … Continue reading "CANCELED – Williams Gospel Choir"

Williams Chamber Choir explores the exquisite acoustics of the Williams College Museum of Art under the direction of Lindsay Pope. The program is titled Looking / Seeing, with music that explores seeing a person, a place, or an experience through a new lens. The Williams Chamber Choir, directed by Lindsay S. Pope, Visiting Director of Choral/Vocal Activities, performs  a diverse … Continue reading "CANCELED – Williams Chamber Choir"

Members of Momenta Quartet are Emilie-Anne Gendron and Alex Shiozaki, violins; Stephanie Griffin, viola; and Michael Haas, cello. Joining the group is special guest Manon Hutton-DeWys, piano. As part of the Williams Visiting Artist Series, they present two piano quintets by renowned women composers, Amy Beach and Grazyna Bacewicz. Also featured is a quartet by faculty member Ileana Perez Velazquez, … Continue reading "CANCELED – Momenta – Visiting Artist Series"

Jeffrey Pearson '20 presents of solo recital of works for violin.

Benjamin Mygatt ’20, violin presents his Senior Thesis Recital with a program of works that highlights his work at Williams. The program includes: Schubert Fantasy in C Major for violin and piano; Brahms Sonata in G Major for piano and violin; Bach D Minor Partita for solo violin; Saariaho Nocturne for solo violin.

Before the symphony concert you can join Ronald Feldman, conductor of the Berkshire Symphony, for a pre-concert talk in Brooks-Rogers Recital Hall, adjacent to Chapin Hall. Talks offer insights into programmed works and a chance to meet the conductor and soloists.