Music Events

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Judith Shatin, the inventive composer of works that range from chamber and orchestral music to film and multimedia installations, will attend the Virginia Symphony performance of her composition, Jefferson, In His Own Words.

Visiting musician and scholar Tomas Lozano will be presenting a lecture on "Musical Activity in 17th-Century New Mexico Missions" as part of the Music in American Culture (MACS) lecture series.

With vibrant fingerwork on his guitar and the soothing droning of his hurdy-gurdy, Tomas Lozano performs Hispanic Ballads sung in Castilian, Galician, Catalan and Judeo-Spanish.

The William & Mary Wind Symphony and alumni presents a program of memorable wind ensemble works including selections from Schuman's towering New England Triptych and Jacob's stirring William Byrd Suite. Dr. Paul K. Bhasin directs.

Hosted by Dr. Anne K. Rasmussen and Dr. Katherine Preston. Come and catch up with fellow music alumni and current music students.

Join the Stairwells for their annual Homecoming concert. Come by Ewell Recital Hall at 1:30 p.m. to hear the glorious sound of Stairwells, both past and present!

Join the W&M Choir for a concert featuring works by Liszt, Reutter, Stenhammar and Dawson. James Armstrong, Conductor, Thomas Marshall, Organ and Judith Zwerdling Zwelling, Piano.

Come for a "Jam Session with Grimes." Jonathan will be presenting a lecture recital featuring pieces he learned at W&M as well as original pieces. Music will include the genres of Jazz, R&B and Gospel.

Come hear magic-filled classics including PROKOFIEV's Cinderella Suite, a U.S. premiere of "Shall We Dance?" by W&M faculty composer Sophia Serghi, and the movie soundtrack from HARRY POTTER! Guest magician Penn Russell provides entertainment.