The 45th Annual Augsburg University Advent VespersSee Revealed Creation’s SplendorOur Advent Vespers theme this year is a response to the shared sense of anxiety we feel around the ongoing climate crisis. Gus Speth, environmental lawyer and a US Advisor on climate change, writes, “I used to think that top environmental problems were biodiversity loss, ecosystem … Continue reading "Advent Vespers"
The 45th Annual Augsburg University Advent VespersSee Revealed Creation’s SplendorOur Advent Vespers theme this year is a response to the shared sense of anxiety we feel around the ongoing climate crisis. Gus Speth, environmental lawyer and a US Advisor on climate change, writes, “I used to think that top environmental problems were biodiversity loss, ecosystem … Continue reading "Advent Vespers"
Students of Ainomae (viola), Cords-O'Hara (cello), Kausch (bass), Miechels Parker (violin) to share their fall semester repertoire. Accompanied by collaborative pianist Brian De Young. FREE and open to the public.
Exciting opportunity, Augsburg's Schwartz School of the Arts will be participating for the first time in the Great Northern Festival (https://thegreatnorthernfestival.com/2025-festival). On Friday, January 31, 5-8 pm we are hosting an evening of narrative, performing, and visual arts that explore the impact of climate change on our physical and psychological worlds. As part of these events we are planning … Continue reading "Rehearsal – Terry Riley’s In C, day of performance prep"
Great Northern website (https://thegreatnorthernfestival.com/2025-festival):Expanding Landscapes & Impossible Futures5:00 PM – 8:00 PM Schwartz School of the Arts at Augsburg UniversityAugsburg University’s Schwartz School of the Arts hosts an evening of narrative, performing, and visual arts that explore the impact of climate change on our physical and psychological worlds.Augsburg Music Student & Faculty to perform Terry Riley’s minimalist classic In C :Performance in Sateren … Continue reading "The Great Northern Festival"
About the FestivalDate: Saturday, February 8, 2025Cost: $40 per selected studentParents: Join us for the free afternoon concert in Hoversten ChapelDirectors: Sit in on rehearsals, attend sectionals, and join us for lunchHighlights include:Honor Band RehearsalsSectionals with Augsburg facultyLunch for students and directorsFree afternoon concertFestival Host and Honor Band Director:Dr. Kenneth Green IIgreen5@augsburg.eduFestival Schedule (approximate)8:00 a.m. — Check in, Hoversten Chapel Atrium, Foss Center … Continue reading "Honor Band Festival"
Rescheduled to March 31 Jadyn presents her Sr voice recital, FREE and open to the public
Victoria presents their Sr flute recital, FREE and open to the public
Students of Prof Jill Dawe share their piano repertoire, FREE and open to the public
Tianwritten by Johanna Caroline Schöndirected by Kayla Marie Mielke and Johanna Caroline SchönFebruary 13–15 | 7 p.m.February 16 | 3 p.m.Tjornhom-Nelson Theater, Foss CenterGeneral Admission $5; Augsburg Students $3Who owns history? And who is allowed to tell its stories? The student-written piece Tian centers around these fundamental questions. This conflict becomes clear when the audience is led … Continue reading "Tian"
