An evening of the finest musicians from Prince George's County Public Schools. This evening's concert will feature the High School Honor Orchestra, High School Honor Band and the High School Honor Chorus.
A 2017-2018 University of Maryland School of Music Artist in Residence and 2016 Richard Tucker Award Winner, soprano Tamara Wilson appears in recital with pianist Justina Lee. Wilson explores the works of Fanny Mendelssohn, Marx, Debussy, Fauré, Copland and Barber in the premiere of her song recital program, “Weightless Dreams."
Hate and bias are persistent global problems. What does it look like to engage in courageous conversations that speak to these difficult realities across personal, political, and historical frames? This year’s College Arts and Humanities (ARHU) Dean’s Lecture Series (DLS) is an opportunity for the campus to join together for provocative conversations about these issues across disciplines.
Join ARHU for the first conversation in this DLS series focused on 'The Personal' with slam poet and social justice advocate, Theo Wilson (@Lucifury).
The University of Maryland School of Music in the College of Arts and Humanities is launching a university-wide competition that invites UMD students to write lyrics to the tune of the state song “Maryland, My Maryland.” The competition asks students to craft lyrics that express the pride they feel for the State of Maryland.
This annual holiday event features international recording artists, The Richard Payne Trio (Richard Payne, piano, Rudy Spruill, bass and Roderick Johnson, drums), with a special blend of jazz, gospel and classical music. Special guests include the celebrated FAME Jazz Band, Divine Dance Institute and Largo High School Choir.
Presented by FAME-The Foundation for The Advancement of Music and Education, Inc., Prince George’s County Council Chairman, Derrick Leon Davis, and Lake Arbor Foundation, Inc.
Photo by Hans Morren
Artists lead complicated lives. They collect material for new work, they often teach and engage with community groups and they are always developing their craft.
In Side Notes, we are providing good reads and fun facts to give you a sense of who our visiting artists are and what makes them do what they do. Contributing writes include students, faculty, staff and alumni from the extended Clarice family.
Flutist and author of Clubbing for Classical Musicians, Dr. Sarah Robinson, demonstrates in this flute and electronics performance how classical music can rock any kind of alternative space.
Sarah is a flutist for Helix Collective, a Los Angeles-based ensemble that specializes in multi-media, collaborative performance and recording. Playing with orchestras and rock bands everywhere from Disney Hall to the legendary Troubador rock club, Sarah has also performed on the scores for television shows, commercials and over 20 films.
