"Sentinel Musicians and the Making of the Ethiopian American Diaspora" The G. Gordon Watts Professor of Music at Harvard University, Kay Kaufman Shelemay is an ethnomusicologist specializing in musics of Africa, the Middle East, and the urban United States. She … Continued
UNC Violin students, along with Professor Nicholas DiEugenio, explore folk influences in music written for two violins in the 20th and 21st centuries. FEATURING MUSIC BY Errolyn Wallen Bela Bartok Joshua Uzoigwe Godwin Sadoh Luciano Berio Kenneth Kafui TICKETS … Continued
FEATURING Aleck Karis, piano PROGRAM Ludwig van Beethoven | Piano Sonata No. 29 in Bâ™ major, Op. 106 "Hammerklavier Sonata" TBA TICKETS Free, no reservation needed
Kenan Guest Artist Bruce Adolphe presents a lecture performance on his book The Mind's Ear and his NPR segment Piano Puzzler. FEATURING Composer Bruce Adolphe — known to millions of Americans from his public radio show Piano Puzzlers, which … Continued
FEATURING Beat Lab Kelli Smith-Biwer, Music Technology Graduate Fellow & Beat Lab Coordinator PROGRAM Experience a demo of the equipment and methods and then try it yourself! Demos at noon and 12:30 pm. TICKETS Free, no reservation required … Continued
FEATURING Carolina Choir & UNC Chamber Singers Susan Klebanow, director PROGRAM Three Elizabethan Part Songs | Ralph Vaughan Williams Trois Chansons | Maurice Ravel Spanisches Liederspiel, Op. 74 | Robert Schumann UNC CHAMBER SINGERS I praise the tender flower … Continued
The Department of Music presents the annual concert featuring the department’s 1843 Pleyel piano. Donated to the Department by Tom Kenan, the restored Pleyel was purchased directly from the Pleyel piano manufacturing company in Paris. Pleyel’s instruments were favorites of … Continued
This event has been canceled. The University Band will have a pop-up concert at a later date this semester.
FEATURING UNC Harp Ensemble, directed by Prof. Laura Byrne PROGRAM TBA TICKETS Free, no reservation required
James W. Pruett Lecture in Music and Culture Lecture Title TBA Professor and Chair of the Department of Music at Columbia University, Ana Maria Ochoa Gautier writes on music and cultural policy, forced silence and armed conflict, and genealogies … Continued
