From the HC women's hockey team to corporate lawyer to best-selling romance fiction writer! Join us to hear Daphne Elliot '04 read from her "steamy, small town" romances and discuss her successful writing career with students in the "History of Romance Fiction" seminar. Sponsored by the Holy Cross Office of Alumni Engagement, Creative Writing Program, Department of English, and Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies Program.
An ensemble of students and faculty present Julius Eastman’s infectious Stay On It, a minimalist classic that springs forth from a joyful, syncopated riff to more complicated textures that resemble free jazz.
For over four decades on the concert stage, the Grammy® Award-winning Los Angeles Guitar Quartet (LAGQ) has continually set the standard for expression and virtuosity among guitar ensembles. Their critically acclaimed transcriptions of concert masterworks provide a fresh look at the music of the past, while their interpretations of works from the contemporary and world-music realms continually break new ground. This program is made possible by the Heidi Brake Smith '82 Fund for the Arts.
Best known for Postcards from Google Earth (2010–ongoing), a collection of the melting bridges, draping highways and folded terrain thrown off by Google's automated 3D maps, Clement Valla is an artist interested in how machines and humans see. Join us for this Artist Talk from the Beyond The Magic: AI Image Speaker Series presented by the Department of Visual Arts at Holy Cross and sponsored by the Ruettgers Grand Challenge Grant.
Internationally recognized Hungarian organists Sándor Kádár & Levente Kuzma join forces for a special performance on the world-renowned Taylor & Boody organ at St. Joseph Memorial Chapel.
Join us for a Working Writers Series presentation from the Creative Writing Program at Holy Cross featuring award-winning and New York Times-bestselling author R. F. Kuang.
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.