St. Lawrence String Quartet creates “a sound that has just about everything one wants from a quartet, most notably precision, warmth, and an electricity that conveys the excitement of playing whatever is on their stands at the moment,” writes a New York Times critic.
Emmaline (rhymes with clementine), a 22-year-old singer-songwriter-violinist, possesses a smoky, jazz-infused, genre-fluid voice. She’s admirable as much for the range of traditional sounds she draws upon as for her innovation, attitude, and sly humor.
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s Front Row: National virtual concert collection features beautifully shot, full-length HD performance videos from the society’s archive, curated by organization Artistic Directors David Finckel and Wu Han, plus insight from artists who have pr
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s Front Row: National virtual concert collection features beautifully shot, full-length HD performance videos from the society’s archive, curated by organization co-Artistic Directors David Finckel and Wu Han, plus insight from artists who have
Apollo’s Fire, which has performed six times at Schwab Auditorium, evokes a summer evening in old Tuscany in the outdoor concert Tuscan Sun. Love songs by Baroque masters meet traditional street tunes in this exuberant music party.
Welcome to episode one of Meeting the Moment with Michael Mwenso.
The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s Front Row: National virtual concert collection features beautifully shot, full-length HD performance videos from the society’s archive, curated by organization co-Artistic Directors David Finckel and Wu Han, plus insight from artists who have
Eisenhower Auditorium patio tent
Mindful Making sees art as a meditative activity and aims to provide Penn State students with the space and permission to slow down, de-stress, and build community while adding to their self-care toolkits. Each session is 60 minutes.
Students will create their own stamps and use them to decorate a small piece of art or postcard to be used to write a compassionate letter to their future selves. We will also discuss the benefits of writing as a wellness practice.
Eisenhower Auditorium patio tent
Mindful Making sees art as a meditative activity and aims to provide Penn State students with the space and permission to slow down, de-stress, and build community while adding to their self-care toolkits. Each session is 60 minutes.
Students will learn some basic calligraphy lettering and use watercolors to decorate small cards. Using what they learned, they will write affirmations on their cards. If they attended previous sessions, they might put these in their self-care box or journal.
Eisenhower Auditorium patio tent
Mindful Making sees art as a meditative activity and aims to provide Penn State students with the space and permission to slow down, de-stress, and build community while adding to their self-care toolkits. Each session is 60 minutes.
