The UM School of Music presents their Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Concert Band at the Dennison Theatre (James Smart, conductor). Featured in the concert is Hagen's theatrical work for wind symphony, Medusa, with soprano Caitlin Cisler.
Members of the Winston-Salem Symphony and the Winston-Salem Symphony Chorus perform The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci with Chris Gilliam, Conductor. Learn more about the Symphony Chorus here.
As seasons change in troubled times, New Dominion Chorale channels the power of music with Brahms'  Requiem, Vaughan Williams' Serenade to Music, and new music, Messages from Everywhere by Jocelyn Hagen.
Creation is an immersive, transcendent experience that invites audiences to reflect on the interconnectedness of life, light, and love, reimagining the story of existence through a feminine lens.
Pianist Amy Wurtz will present an all MN composer program for Women's History Month at Macalester College. Hagen's piece Variations on a Theme by Brahms will be featured.Â
Rackham Choir opens their season with a concert whose centerpiece is Jocelyn Hagen’s innovative multimedia work, The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci, accompanied by a 14-piece orchestra.
This contemplative concert marks the beauty and stillness of Advent with the East Coast premiere of Rose Ever Blooming, a meditation on hope unfolding in darkness. Through ancient texts juxtaposed with stunning new music, composed by Timothy Takach and Jocelyn Hagen, we experience something holy taking root. Downtown Voices; Trinity Choir; Thomas McCargar and Stephen Sands, conductors.
Choral Arts Northwest welcomes composers-in-residence Jocelyn Hagen and Tim Takach for the Northwest premiere of their evocative work Rose Ever Blooming, alongside the haunting sounds of Rachel Nesvig on Hardanger fiddle and violin and the CANW Chamber Orchestra.