Honoring Veterans Day as the United States celebrates its 250th Anniversary, The Holy Cross Orchestra presents a program featuring music of remembrance and reflection to recognize the service and sacrifice of veterans at Holy Cross and beyond.
Amy Williams performs Morton Feldman’s extraordinary late solo piano work Triadic Memories (1981), a study in slowly evolving repetitions described by the composer as “the biggest butterfly in captivity.”
Led by Arabic Studies faculty Alma Richeh, the Jazal Choir performs classical Arabic music as well as contemporary and modern Arabic songs. Their Harmony of Nations program blends Arabic and Middle Eastern musical styles with Western choral traditions of a cappella and harmony-based singing and orchestration.
Join Holy Cross Organ Scholar Jessica Xuân-Mai Nguyễn ‘28 for an organ recital following the 11:30 a.m. Mass on Sunday, November 15 featuring works by J.S. Bach, Josef Rheinberger and more.
Join us for this co-presentation with Broadway in Worcester featuring acclaimed theatrical producer and author Jeffrey Seller in conversation about his new book, Theater Kid: A Broadway Memoir, moderated by Jared Bowen, host of The Culture Show on GBH.
Students in Professor Matthew Jaskot's Music Theory 1 course, along with violist Professor Sergio Muñoz Leiva, will present a short set of African American Spirituals in the Cantor Art Gallery. Join us for this immersive experience of music and visual art!
The Cantor Art Gallery and El Salón invite artists, organizers, and creative workers - from the College and the community - to an evening panel conversation. The panel will explore strategies around navigating the resources of the local creative landscape, and address how emerging artists and students can find their footing in the community.
This recital features the students who participate in the Chamber Music course at Holy Cross as they perform the works they have studied during the semester.
Join us for this reading and conversation with Filipino American Poet Joseph O. Legaspi, sponsored by Asian Studies, the Center for Interdisciplinary Studies and the Creative Writing Program at Holy Cross.
Join us for an informal exhibition of commissioned art works accompanied by a panel discussion between Prior Composer-In-Residence, Osvaldo Golijov, and Prior-Commissioned Artist, Alex Sopp, on the process and eventual marriage of a new work for chorus & orchestra premiering with the Boston Symphony Orchestra in November 2026 with art-infused projection as a way of communicating a world that inspired the inception of this new work.