Join us for a screening of the hit sci-fi/mystery film Arrival, followed by a discussion with professor Justin Tiehen.
Arrival is based on a short story by Ted Chiang, a renowned science fiction writer who will be giving a talk on campus Tuesday, April 2nd.
The screening is sponsored by Campus Films, the Dolliver-NEH project "Humanities and Artificial Intelligence," and the Department of Philosophy.
Join us for a joint senior recital featuring Mia Stenberg '24, clarinet and Ian Dunlap '24, tuba, performing works by Willson Osborne, Aaron Copland, Walter S. Hartley, Edward Gregson, and more; with Jeff Orr and Jinshil Yi, piano. Mia is a student of Jennifer Nelson and Ian is a student of Ryan Schultz.
Join School of Music students and faculty for a side-by-side performance of Copland's timeless Appalachian Spring, paired with works by Pacific Northwest composers Dell Wade and Miguel del Aguila.
Tickets available at benaroyhall.org
Our capstone experience in the major and something that sets our department apart from many others. This festival is collaboratively curated and produced by the senior theatre major class and presented in an intimate setting in-the-round on the Norton Clapp stage. The plays are often diverse and ambitious, featuring a large number of our students (both majors and non-majors).
Our capstone experience in the major and something that sets our department apart from many others. This festival is collaboratively curated and produced by the senior theatre major class and presented in an intimate setting in-the-round on the Norton Clapp stage. The plays are often diverse and ambitious, featuring a large number of our students (both majors and non-majors).
Our capstone experience in the major and something that sets our department apart from many others. This festival is collaboratively curated and produced by the senior theatre major class and presented in an intimate setting in-the-round on the Norton Clapp stage. The plays are often diverse and ambitious, featuring a large number of our students (both majors and non-majors).
Our capstone experience in the major and something that sets our department apart from many others. This festival is collaboratively curated and produced by the senior theatre major class and presented in an intimate setting in-the-round on the Norton Clapp stage. The plays are often diverse and ambitious, featuring a large number of our students (both majors and non-majors).
The Adelphian Concert Choir will perform their home concert following a week-long tour in various locations. Enjoy music by composers Hagen, Macdonald, Martini, Nunes, Garcia, Vovk, and others; conducted by Steven Zopfi with Jinshil Yi, piano. All performances are free and open to the public.
The School of Music is pleased to welcome Baroque Violinist Tekla Cunningham, who will present a master class featuring performances by Puget Sound School of Music violin students.
This event is free and open to the public.
The School of Music is pleased to welcome guest artist Tom Hicks, who will share his experience and expertise in a piano master class at 3:30 p.m., followed by a recital concert at 7:30 p.m., where he will perform works by composers John Field, Fryderyk Chopin, Alexander Scriabin, Claude Debussy, and more.
These events are free and open to the public.
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