Visit the Harvard Museums of Science and Culture website for more information and to register. Free In-Person Concert at 7:00 pm. Museum galleries open and free to the public 5—7 pm. Visit here to see the full schedule. Advance registration recommended. Is there life elsewhere in our solar system, or beyond? How will we discover it? And if…
Senior Showcase: Holden Voice Program
Dr. Hana Cai, Director. Visit the Harvard Choruses website for more information….
Harvard Group for New Music presents catinblack ensemble
catinblack ensemble supported by the Fromm Foundation HGNM gladly presents a concert of new works for low string trio with catinblack ensemble (double bass, cello, viola) from Germany. Premiering new works by HGNM composers:Victor ArulIsaac Roth BlumfieldMarisse CatoDarcy CopelandWeilu GeJelani Surpris The catinblack ensemble is a low string trio (viola, cello and double bass) with…
Friday Lunch Talk: Rachel Rosenman
Humor as Meta-Lyrical Critique in Erik Satie’s Trois poèmes d’amour (1914)…
Class Concert: MUS189
Performance Schedule:Sunday, April 27 at 3:00pmSunday, April 27 at 7:00pmMonday, April 28 at 7:00pmTuesday, April 29 at 7:00pm Concert 1: Sunday, April 27 at 3:00pm Erik Ewazen, Trio for Trumpet, Violin, and PianoHarry Epstien, trumpetMatt Sakiyama, violinTyler Kim, piano Johannes Brahms, Piano Trio No. 1 in B Major, Op. 8Paloma So, violinCaleb Graupera, celloHarvey Lin,…
Initiative for Language Diversity
Resonando y resignificando (Resounding, Resignifying) English: On April 28th, 2025, Harvard University’s Department of Music will host the first edition of the Initiative for Language Diversity, an annual program designed to promote events featuring activities conducted in foreign languages, including classes, book presentations, concerts, and conferences open to the Harvard community. The first edition will be held in Spanish,…
Harvard Group for New Music Colloquium: Isaac Barzso
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Barwick Colloquium: Stephan Pennington
Barwick Colloquium: Stephan Pennington Inconvenient Voices, Inconvenient Identities: Black Trans Revue Girls, Hookers, and Drag Queens of the 1970s Stephan Pennington is an Associate Professor of Music at Tufts University. His research interests are concerned with the politics of the performance of identity and he has presented on a wide range of topics from on…
Creative Practice and Critical Inquiry Concert
A performance featuring the work and projects of students in the CPCI program….
Shelemay Sound Lab: “Listening to Music as a Sacred Practice”
Listen with us as members of our comunity share music of a personal significance. Hosted by Rohan Press of the Harvard Divinity School. Visit the SSL website for more information….