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We are delighted to welcome you back into the Holtschneider Performance Center!
We want to ensure your visit is comfortable, enjoyable and safe. Note that our guidelines and the concert experience may be modified based on the latest public health, city and university recommendations. To review our current guidelines, please visit our
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Upcoming Events
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Janet Sung, acclaimed virtuoso recognized for her exhilarating performances, will be joined by special guests.
Proof of vaccination or negative COVID-19 test is required for...
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Two of our Jazz Studies faculty members—Jim Trompeter, jazz piano and Scott Hesse, guitar—present a duet concert of songs from the American songbook and a variety of music...
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Baritone Jeffrey Ray has performed in numerous operatic and concert halls throughout the United States and Europe.
Proof of vaccination or negative COVID-19 test is required...
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George Vatchnadze presents Beethoven’s Diabelli Variations on this afternoon's program.
Proof of vaccination or negative COVID-19 test is required for all audience members....
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Chicago Symphony Orchestra bass trombonist and faculty member Charles Vernon presents an evening of music from Bernstein and Lindberg.
Proof of vaccination or negative...
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Composer, educator, computer musician, and visual artist Brad Robin presents an immersive, multimedia concert of his own compositions.
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Faculty members Janet Sung and Brant Taylor join Marta Aznavoorian for this evening’s recital of works by Debussy, Brahms, and more.
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Faculty member Jeremy Kahn, jazz piano, brings a program of all Duke Ellington and Billy Strayhorn to his recital.
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Scottish folk songs by Britten and a set of five songs from Wagner highlight this program of vocal selections with Scott Ramsay.
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This recital presents the US premiere of “Healing Chants,” music composed by faculty member Natasha Bogojevic.
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Faculty member, Victoria Vizin presents her original one-act opera “...and Echo,” a complex visual performance.
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This solo recital from faculty member Jason Moy showcases the sublime beauty and at times, grotesque excess of the French Baroque.
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Percussion faculty member Ian Ding presents a series of contemporary works including a solo marimba work composed by composition faculty member Osnat Netzer.