Vox Femina presents Creation: Her Hands Made the Stars
Following the success of The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci, composer Jocelyn Hagen returns for the premiere of her visionary new work, Creation.
Join Towson University Department of Music Faculty for an afternoon of chamber music - the conversation of sounds! Experience the excellence of TU's outstanding "performing professors" as they explore a wide variety of musical styles and textures. Featured on the program is the captivating, yet rarely performed Cello Sonata by Dora Pejacevic, "A Bold Value"
In this powerful multimedia symphony, Jocelyn Hagen honors the voices and stories of women from across time and culture. Featuring choir, orchestra, and striking portraiture projected live, Here I Am celebrates the centennial of the 19th Amendment and the ongoing fight for equality.
In this powerful multimedia symphony, Jocelyn Hagen honors the voices and stories of women from across time and culture. Featuring choir, orchestra, and striking portraiture projected live, Here I Am celebrates the centennial of the 19th Amendment and the ongoing fight for equality.
The WT Symphony Orchestra and Choirs in the School of Music will perform Jocelyn Hagen’s The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci , and the artist’s drawings and words will be brought to life via state-of-the-art technology in a one-of-a-kind immersive experience.
The Mercer University Wind Ensemble, conducted by Dr. Brittan Braddock, will perform Jocelyn Hagen’s Medusa, a theatrical work for soprano and wind ensemble based on the famous Greek myth, featuring vocalist Samantha Mishima Friedman.
Holland Chorale presents the Midwest premiere of This is How You Love. This multi-movement work explores the depths of relationships – infatuation, need, companionship, conflict, compromise, and love.
St. Olaf College's Manitou Singers, conducted by Associate Professor of Music Therees Tkach Hibbard, will present the ComposeHER, ConductHER Symposium and Festival — a collaborative musical weekend taking place April 25-26. The two-day event aims to uplift and celebrate women composers and conductors, as well as music written for soprano and alto voices. The festival will
The Widening Sky, set to an inspiring text by Charles Anthony Silvestri and commissioned by the Apple Valley High School Performing Arts Department in celebration of the school’s 50th year, is a radiant work for choir and band that traces a journey from solitude to belonging.
Bethel University's Festival Choir and Orchestra at excited to present Jocelyn Hagen's The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci , in Benson Great Hall.