Student Recital – Anna Colbenson, Jr violin
Student Recital – Anna Colbenson, Jr violin
FREE and open to the public! Music Performance student, Anna shares their recital.
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FREE and open to the public! Music Performance student, Anna shares their recital.
Set in London during the plague of 1665 and based on true accounts of some who survived, The Living reveals what happens when a government under-reports the case numbers and fails to act in the face of a devastating epidemic. It is a heart-wrenching and sometimes funny display of human frailty and ignorance, courage and … Continue reading "The Living Performance"
FREE and open to the public! Music Human Development and Learning student, Chriz shares their recital.
Set in London during the plague of 1665 and based on true accounts of some who survived, The Living reveals what happens when a government under-reports the case numbers and fails to act in the face of a devastating epidemic. It is a heart-wrenching and sometimes funny display of human frailty and ignorance, courage and … Continue reading "The Living Performance"
High school orchestra students from around the state will gather for a day of music-making led by special guest conductor Dr. Jean Gómez from the University of Texas Permian Basin. Join for a free concert at approximately 3:15 p.m. in Hoversten Chapel.
Set in London during the plague of 1665 and based on true accounts of some who survived, The Living reveals what happens when a government under-reports the case numbers and fails to act in the face of a devastating epidemic. It is a heart-wrenching and sometimes funny display of human frailty and ignorance, courage and … Continue reading "The Living Performance"
FREE and open to the public! Music Therapy student, Emily shares their recital.
FREE and open to the public! Music Therapy student, Jeff shares their recital.
FREE and open to the public! Flute students of Trudi Anderson & Julie Johnson share their repertoire for spring semester
(new date/venue: Friday,April 28, 7pm, at University of Northwestern St. Paul, Nazareth Chapel) FREE and open to the public! Students of Ariel Detwiler share their spring repertiore.
Music Department’s faculty, staff, and scholarship recipients invite you to enjoy a recital featuring some of Augsburg’s best student musicians Donors and recipients of music scholarships and awards will be recognized at the recital’s conclusion. RSVP for the recital and reception by March 28 - Contact augsburg.edu/alumni/events.
Set in London during the plague of 1665 and based on true accounts of some who survived, The Living reveals what happens when a government under-reports the case numbers and fails to act in the face of a devastating epidemic. It is a heart-wrenching and sometimes funny display of human frailty and ignorance, courage and … Continue reading "The Living Performance"
FREE and open to the public! Music Human Development and Learning student, Bernadette shares their recital.
Set in London during the plague of 1665 and based on true accounts of some who survived, The Living reveals what happens when a government under-reports the case numbers and fails to act in the face of a devastating epidemic. It is a heart-wrenching and sometimes funny display of human frailty and ignorance, courage and … Continue reading "The Living Performance"
This semester, we plan to host lots of great music with lots of great musicians across campus again. That means you! Yes, you! Students AND faculty invited. If you play in a band, combo group, perform a solo act, or just like to make music in any way, shape, or form, fill out the application! … Continue reading "Riverside Jams – ASMTA Fundraising Concert"
Set in London during the plague of 1665 and based on true accounts of some who survived, The Living reveals what happens when a government under-reports the case numbers and fails to act in the face of a devastating epidemic. It is a heart-wrenching and sometimes funny display of human frailty and ignorance, courage and … Continue reading "The Living Performance"
Set in London during the plague of 1665 and based on true accounts of some who survived, The Living reveals what happens when a government under-reports the case numbers and fails to act in the face of a devastating epidemic. It is a heart-wrenching and sometimes funny display of human frailty and ignorance, courage and … Continue reading "The Living Performance"
10am & 12pm performances https://ordway.org/events/jarabe-mexicano-school-performance/
Should be signed up for a time... 9am-12pm may need to be in band or choir room
String Students Perform their spring semester repertoire. FREE and open to the public.
This event is free to all. Donations to build a scholarship fund for Music Therapy students at Augsburg will be accepted.Join us for a very special concert featuring board-certified music therapists performing and sharing songs composed by clients during music therapy sessions. Composing songs in music therapy can be a way for people to reflect on their own experiences, communicate their thoughts and … Continue reading "Songs of Hope & Healing -concert presented by Augsburg Music Therapy"