NOI+F’s popular noon series features recitals from home, Q&As with leaders in the field and discussions on health and wellness. On May 29, NOI+F Director Richard Scerbo is joined by guests from UMD’s Academy for Innovation and Entrepreneurship for a conversation.
Recorded at The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center on June 29, 2019.
This year, The Clarice will deliver the National Orchestral Institute + Festival at Home! Throughout June 2020, NOI+F students will continue their orchestral training virtually and audiences will experience in-depth conversations through NOI+F at Noon streams, the virtual SPARK! Lounge and Saturday evening Philharmonic broadcasts.
NOI+F’s popular noon series features recitals from home, Q&As with leaders in the field and discussions on health and wellness. On June 5, violinist Rachel Barton Pine (originally scheduled for the Spring 2020 Visiting Artist Series) joins us to discuss her wide-ranging career in music, the work of her foundation and the future of performance.
The National Orchestral Institute + Festival's popular NOI+F at Noon series features recitals from home, Q&As with leaders in the field and discussions on health and wellness. On May 15, NOI+F Director Richard Scerbo moderates a conversation with artistic leaders Titilayo Ayangade (Thalea String Quartet + NOI+F Alumna) and Edwin Kaplan (Tesla Quartet) about their creative responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The National Orchestral Institute + Festival's popular NOI+F at Noon series features recitals from home, Q&As with leaders in the field and discussions on health and wellness. Join NOI+F May 1 for a lively discussion with Festival and University of Maryland alumni quartet Invoke!
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UPDATE: This event has been cancelled, click here for more information.
This exhibit will be located in the Grand Pavilion and will feature the work from North County Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade students in Prince George's County Public Schools.
UPDATE: This event has been cancelled, click here for more information.
Have you noticed how many op-eds there are about “lazy Millennials and Gen Z-ers”? Have you ever seen a conversation shut down with an “Ok, Boomer”? How did this divide come to be? Can younger and older generations make peace and work together?
