Friday, December 21, 2007

Standard campus-based fare, unprocessed stream of programing

[example, January 2008 at U-Michigan]

 

Sat, Jan 5, 5 pm
Concert.
Dvořák in Love. Featuring Amita Prakash, Matthew Thompson, Frank Chiou, and the Rosseels String Quartet.  Performers will also include Kira Slovacek, a winner in the 8th International Czech and Slovak Voice Competition, and Timothy Cheek, pianist. Performance of selected works inspired by "Cypriše" (Cypresses). Sponsored by the School of Music, Theatre, & Dance. Free. For more information, call 734.764.0583 or see <www.music.umich.edu>. Britton Recital Hall, E.V. Moore Building.

 

Sun, Jan 6, 5 pm
Lecture-Recital.
Dvořák in Love. Featuring Seth Carico, baritone, Bernard Holcum, tenor, and Timothy Cheek, piano/lecture. Performance of "Cypriše" (Cypresses) and "Two Songs for Baritone". Sponsored by the School of Music, Theatre, & Dance. Free...

 

Lecture. "The Blurred Borders of State and Islam in Central Asia." Eric McGlinchey, assistant professor, Department of Public and International Affairs, George Mason University...

 

Lecture. "The U.S. and Bulgaria: Parallel Interests and Strategic Challenges." Ambassador John Beyrle, U.S. Ambassador to Bulgaria. ...
 

EUC Annual Distinguished Lecture on Europe. "Europe: Heir to the Ages or Pregnant Widow." Neal Ascherson, author and public historian. ...

 

Concert. Armenian Music of Grikor Mirzaian Suni. For more information, contact ...

 

Colloquium. "Stravinsky Revisited: Innovations and Migrations in 20th-Century Ballet." Angela Kane, chair and professor, and ...

 

Lecture.  "From Le Sacre to Hip-hop." Rennie Harris, choreographer, director of Rennie Harris Puremovement and guest choreographer in the UM Dance Department, premiering a new work ...

 

Dance Performance. Moiseyev Dance Company. Sponsored by the University Musical Society.

 

Lecture. "Stravinsky Revisited: From Le Sacre to Hip-Hop." Jessica Fogel, Professor of Dance, ...

 

Dance Performance. Stravinsky Revisited. University Dance Company in an evening of modern dance set to new compositions inspired by Igor Stravinsky. ...

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