The Gospel Choir from St. Augustine's Church in Washington, DC, the Mother Church of Black Catholics in the Nation’s Capital, will provide music for All Saint's Day Mass followed by a mini-concert of their repertoire.
Violist Sergio Muñoz Leiva and pianist Matthew Jaskot present chamber music inspired by children and the complex emotions that arise when childhood intersects with war, social justice, and death. The program is 30 minutes long and includes works by Corea, Jara, Jaskot, Kouyoumdjian, and Schumann.
Award-winning author Kerri Arsenault is featured in this Working Writer Series event sponsored by the Creative Writing Program.
The organist is an Artist-in-Residence at College of the Holy Cross and Director of Music of the Archdiocese of Hartford, CT.
The Holy Cross Orchestra performs “Dances, Marches and Dreams,” a program spanning over 300 years of musical history featuring compositions from 1713 to 2022. Experience the diverse dreamlike worlds created by composers across different cultures and eras.
Students who participated in the private lesson program will perform the works they studied during the semester.
Students who participate in the Chamber Music course will perform the works they have studied during the semester.
A young Nigerian couple arrives in Houston looking to earn their degrees and bring insights back to their home country. But Abasiama is soon forced to choose between the Nigerian Dream and her obligations as a matriarch. A pop-up production brought to The Prior by the Huntington Theatre as part of Boston’s nine-part celebration of playwright Mfoniso Udofia, originally from Central Massachusetts.
Adam Chau, whose work is featured in the Cantor Art Gallery's current exhibition Blue Profundity, will give a lunchtime gallery talk and hands-on clay demonstration.
The Department of Music is proud to present a concert featuring the Brooks and Organ Scholars, our most accomplished student artists.