UWindsor music grad Erin Armstrong will direct a concert performance of Giacomo Puccini’s “La bohème” by the Windsor Symphony Orchestra on Saturday.
UWindsor music grad Erin Armstrong will direct a concert performance of Giacomo Puccini’s “La bohème” by the Windsor Symphony Orchestra on Saturday.
“Sensory Deprivation” will combine acoustic and electronic instruments as well as live processing and mixing of sound and video, Friday at noon.
Pianist Ina Yoon, saxophonist Jeffrey Price and flutist Jaime Wagner make up the Jeffrey Price Trio.
The School of Creative Arts presents the Jeffrey Price Trio in concert Sunday, January 24.
Angelica Sciacca accepts congratulations from acting performance chair Richard Householder, a professor emeritus of music, following her win Sunday of the Ron W. Ianni Memorial Scholarship in Performance.
Voice student Angelica Sciacca won the $500 prize Sunday in the Ron W. Ianni Memorial Performance Scholarship Competition.
Soprano Angelica Sciacca is one of seven music students competing for a $500 performance scholarship Sunday.
Seven music students will compete Sunday for the $500 Ron W. Ianni Memorial Performance Scholarship.
Mezzo-soprano Amelia Daigle is a featured soloist during the Winter Celebration concert, Saturday at the Capitol Theatre.
Winter Celebration, Saturday at the Capitol Theatre, promises an evening of music and art.
Pianist Gregory Butler will team up with organist David Palmer for the “Simple Gifts of Christmas,” Sunday in Assumption Hall.
Pianist Gregory Butler will team up with organist David Palmer for the “Simple Gifts of Christmas,” Sunday in Assumption Hall.
Her knowledge of lyrics to the Christmas Song won student Melanie McIntyre six tickets to Sunday’s Festival of Christmas choral concert.
The Windsor Symphony Orchestra and its chorus will perform Handel’s Messiah in three communities across the region this weekend.
Several UWindsor faculty members are on the program for a Detroit performance of George Frideric Handel’s “Messiah” this weekend.
Several UWindsor faculty members are on the program for a Detroit performance of George Frideric Handel’s “Messiah” this weekend.
