Student vocal ensemble ‘NOTUS’ to bring recorded music to a new digital era
Student vocal ensemble NOTUS will be recording in 360-degree sound for the first time at IU.
Student vocal ensemble NOTUS will be recording in 360-degree sound for the first time at IU.
The latest fall production will display new and old dances from skilled choreographers.
Tickets for “Don Giovanni” are available for $10 dollars for all students and can be purchased through the Jacobs School of Music website.
Michael Shell directs a haunting opera about a playboy who sets his own path to doom.
The free concert series will showcase the talents of various bands and vocalists.
Woodley joined the Jacobs School of Music faculty in 1993 as director of IU athletic bands.
The computer music, an experimental form of music, was composed for a Jacobs class.
Director Michael Shell has directed H.M.S. Pinafore once before at Indiana University.
The performance, the last for senior ballet majors, showcased selections from notable choreographers.
The spring 2022 ballet performance will take place at the Musical Arts Center.
Performers played renditions of classical music to promote solidarity and fundraising efforts.
Fanoos grew up in a musical family and has studied violin for 10 years.
The opera will be performed on March 4-5 and 10-11 at the MAC.
The Jacobs School of Music’s concert Orchestra will perform John Williams’ score.
William Grant Still was a prominent composer during the Harlem Renaissance.
The concert included vocal, string, piano, dance and ensemble performances.
IU Concert Band will premiere the piece on Feb. 8 at the Musical Arts Center.
The concert will be held at 4 p.m. at Auer Hall and online.
The show featured campus and local performers Saturday night.
With one year left of IU Ballet’s current production, the “Chinese Tea” piece has brought up issues of inclusivity.