Midday Music
Midday Music is the Department of Music’s noon-time concert series featuring faculty, students, and outside visitors. The sessions are free open to the public. See listings for venue.
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Wednesday, November 11 12:30 pm |
Sage Chapel | Midday Music for Organ: Annette Richards performs "War, Peace, Recollection" on the Aeolian-Skinner organ, featuring works by Cesar Franck, Jehan Alain, and Herbert Howells. |
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Thursday, November 12 12:30 pm |
Lincoln B20 | Midday Music at Lincoln: guest ensemble, the Israeli Chamber Project, presents Saint-Saens' Fantasy for Violin and Harp; Matan Porat's Night Horses for clarinet, violin, cello and piano; and Bartok's Contrasts for clarinet, violin and piano. |
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Thursday, November 19 12:30 pm |
Lincoln B20 | Midday Music at Lincoln: an undergrad, a visiting scholar, and a graduate student perform Haydn sonatas from Hob. XVI: Daniel Anastasio, C Minor, no. 20; Christina Bratterud, B-flat Major, no. 2; and Stefania Neonato, C Major, no. 50. |
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Wednesday, December 2 12:30 pm |
Sage Chapel | Midday Music for Organ: David Yearsley presents a program of music by the extraordinary Elizabethan composer William Bryd on the Vicedomini organ in Sage Chapel. |
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Thursday, December 3 12:30 pm |
Lincoln B20 | Midday Music at Lincoln: Les petits violons; Dorian Komanoff Bandy, director. |