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| DANCE THESIS CONCERT: DARIO MOORE & NEALYA BRUNSON | 25-26 JANUARY 2003 | ||
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| MUSIC IN THE ATRIUM: FACULTY RECITAL |
5 FEBRUARY 2003 12:45-1:45PM |
The College of Arts and Sciences and the Performing Arts Department invite all faculty, staff, and students to the biweekly Atrium Concert, which will showcase the talents of our performing arts faculty. | |
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| DANCE THESIS CONCERT: STEPHANNI MILLER-ALLEN & NADIA BEARD | 08-09 FEBRUARY 2003 | ||
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| ALUMNI LECTURE SERIES: VLADIMIR ANGELOV |
Free Admission |
12 FEBRUARY 2003 4:00PM |
The Department of Perfoming Arts presents a unique lecture series featuring the insights of distinctive alumni from theatre, music, dance, and arts management, who will discuss their career paths as well as the challenges faced in their fields. Each guest will also give a demonstration and leave time for Q&A. This week, we welcome Vladimir Angelov, MA-Dance 1996, an accomplished dancer and choreographer whose works have been commissioned by the Kirov and San Fransisco Ballets. Washington's City Dance Company has been performed his pieces and he is currently working on a commission from the Indiana Ballet. For more information, call Jen Morris at 202-248-6897 or e-mail jmmorris81@yahoo.com. Click here for a brief article about the work of Vladimir Angelov<<<< |
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| MUSIC IN THE ATRIUM: STUDENT RECITAL |
19 FEBRUARY 2003 12:45-1:45PM |
The College of Arts and Sciences and the Performing Arts Department invite all faculty, staff, and students to the biweekly Atrium Concert, which will showcase the talents of our performing arts students. | |
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| DANCE THESIS CONCERT: NICOLE FROST | 22-23 FEBRUARY 2003 | ||
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| DANCE THESIS CONCERT: ANDREA STITELER | 01-02 MARCH 2003 | ||
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CURTAIN
UP! |
New Harold and Sylvia Greenberg Theatre Tickets:
$14 General Admission; $9 students and seniors |
27-29 MARCH 2003 8:00PM |
The Harold and Sylvia Greenberg Theatre opens with a flare! Enjoy the premiere of Celebration!, an original composition for chorus and orchestra by AU professor Dr. Haig Mardirosian. Hum along with a montage of 25 years of musicals at the Department of Performing Arts. Enjoy an original scene by AU professor Caleen Sinnette Jennings and riveting choreography by guest artist Peter DiMuro. Featuring more than 200 performers, the celebration also includes a moving tribute to past students of the Department of Performing Arts as we inaugurate the Alumni Hall of Fame. Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime event! |
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| MUSIC IN THE ATRIUM: FACULTY RECITAL |
2 APRIL 2003 12:45-1:45PM |
The College of Arts and Sciences and the Performing Arts Department invite all faculty, staff, and students to the biweekly Atrium Concert, which will showcase the talents of our performing arts faculty, this week featuring one of our musicians in residence, Osman Kivrak (viola). | |
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| DANCE THESIS CONCERT: MELANIE GEORGE | 05-06 APRIL 2003 | ||
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| ALUMNI LECTURE SERIES: MARTE DE LA TORRE |
Free Admission |
9 APRIL 2003 4:00PM |
The Department of Perfoming Arts presents a unique lecture series featuring the insights of distinctive alumni from theatre, music, dance, and arts management, who will discuss their career paths as well as the challenges faced in their fields. Each guest will also give a demonstration and leave time for Q&A. This week, we welcome Marte de la Torre, MA-arts management 1983, the first director of special projects of the International Council of Museums (ICOM) in Paris, where she worked on projects including the renovation of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo and the creation of the Nubia Museum in Aswan. Later, she joined the Getty Conservation Institute, where she developed a program that integrated a managerial component in archaeological conservation. For more information, call Jen Morris at 202-248-6897 or e-mail jmmorris81@yahoo.com. |
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| LIGHTS
UP! Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 & Haig Mardirosian's Celebration! |
New Harold and Sylvia Greenberg Theatre Tickets:
$12 General Admission; $7students and seniors |
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Conducted
by Daniel Abrahama and Shizuo Kuwahara. A grand space requires grand music. Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 - the beloved Ode to Joy - the American University chorus and symphony orchestra are perfectly matched to welcome you to this beautiful new venue. Tradition and innovation meet as the Department of Performing Arts also presents Dr. Haig Mardirosian's Celebration!, a festive setting of literary works from Latin classics to Walt Whitman. Join 150 performers as they fill the Harold and Sylvia Greenberg Theatre with magnificent music - for the very first time. |
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| MUSIC IN THE ATRIUM: CHAMBER RECITAL |
16 APRIL 2003 12:45-1:45PM |
The College of Arts and Sciences and the Performing Arts Department invite all faculty, staff, and students to the biweekly Atrium Concert, which will showcase the talents of our Chamber Ensemble students. | |
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| AU CHAMBER SINGERS SPRING CONCERT |
Metropolitan Memorlal United Methodist Church Tickets: $12 General Admission; $7students and seniors |
25-26 APRIL 2003 8:00PM |
Directed
by Daniel Abraham. An evening of chamber vocal music; from Josquin des Prez to John Tavener. |
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| WILL WORK FOR APPLAUSE: SENIOR CAPSTONE SHOWCASE, THEATRE & MUSIC THEATRE |
The Harold and Sylvia Greenberg Theatre Contact Jennifer at 202-248-6897 to reserve tickets. |
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The Department of Performing Arts invites you to join our graduating seniors in theatre and music theatre as they showcase their talents in a new state-of-the-art theatre facility, the Harold and Sylvia Greenberg Theatre, with an evening of monologues, scenes, and musical numbers. Artistic direction by Prof. Cara Gabriel. |
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| AU GOSPEL CHOIR ANNIVERSARY CONCERT |
Metropolitan Memorlal United Methodist Church Free Admission |
27 APRIL 2003 5:00PM |
Directed by Sylstea Sledge. |
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| AU JAZZ ENSEMBLE CONCERT |
The Tavern in the Mary Graydon Center Free Admission |
28 APRIL 2003 7:30PM |
Directed by Kevin Collar. |
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| ALAN MANDEL: CONCERT OF CELEBRATION |
New Harold and Sylvia Greenberg Theatre Tickets:
$10 General Admission; |
7 MAY 2003 | Alan Mandel, a legendary American pianist, will give the first solo concert at the newly built Harold and Sylvia Greenberg Theatre, performing four of Chopin's Ballads, Beethoven's last piano sonata (Op.111), and a major composition by Alan Mandel. The concert is co-sponsored by the Department of Performing Arts and the American University Honors Program. |
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