Paul Sperry Memorial Voice Departmental Recital
Students in the Voice Performance area present works. Malcolm J. Merriweather, Coordinator. Featuring Parthenia Consort of Viols.
Read MoreEnsemble in Residence: Zéphyros Winds
Jennifer Grimm, flute; Marianne Gythfeldt; clarinet; Kathy Halvorsen, oboe; Zohar Schondorf, horn; Saxton Rose, bassoon. The vaunted ensemble will present a program of contemporary works.
Read MoreVoice Invitational
Students in the Voice Performance area present works. Malcolm J. Merriweather, Coordinator. Featuring Parthenia Consort of Viols.
Read More2024 John Hope Franklin Freedom Concert: Brooklyn College Symphonic Choir
The Brooklyn College Symphonic Choir, the Conservatory Singers, and the Glee Club combine forces to present an evening of powerful vocal music.
Read MoreFaculty Book Release and Steel Pan Jazz Performance with Frankie McIntosh and Garvin Blake
Professor Emeritus Ray Allen and Conservatory alum Frankie McIntosh (’76) will celebrate the release of their new book, “Frankie McIntosh and the Art of the Soca Arranger.”
Read MoreConservatory Wind Ensemble
The musicians of the Conservatory Wind Ensemble perform traditional and contemporary music. Thomas Oberle, Conductor.
Read More32nd Biannual International Electroacoustic Music Festival
Cutting edge works by masters and emerging composers. George Brunner, Director.
Read MoreMusic from the Conservatory II
Conservatory of Music students present solo and chamber works. Jesse Mills and Marianne Gythfeldt, Coordinators.
Read MoreConservatory Orchestra II
George Rothman, Conductor. Mendelssohn, “Hebrides Overture”; Elgar, “Chanson de matin et Chanson de nuit”; Gounod, “Symphony No 1”
Read MoreMacbeth by William Shakespeare
The prophecy of three fates sends general Macbeth on a journey that follows his rise to the throne of Scotland. Macbeth’s ascendency to the crown is fraught however with deceit, paranoia, and murder as the loyalty and love of those in the inner circle are tested at every corner.
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09.23.2024
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Susan Landers