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Sing Fires of Justice Public Festival of Song and Word - 10th Anniversary

This concert will include��both the UW Chamber Choir directed by Dr. Mark Vuorinen, and the University Choir directed by Dr. Gerard Yun. ��Other featured choirs are the Maureen Forrester Singers, Laurier Singers and Concert Choir, as well as the Good Hearted Women Singers.
The speaker for this evening is John Milloy, from the Centre for Public Ethics at ��ݮ��Ƶ Lutheran Seminary.

This interactive workshop explores various drumming traditions and their pedagogical benefits.

In addition, the importance of “music and movement” in the classroom will be examined.

All Welcome. No cost, but kindly .

See also for worshop examples.

The Community Gamelan is a��collaborative learning and music-making experience on an ensemble of bronze instruments from the island of Bali. Open to any interested community members, players��participate in a satisfying group music-making experience��and learn about another culture and its music at the same time. ��These are a repeat of the Oct 15 workshops.
Register for workshops or join the Gamelan.
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The world renowned��Attacca��Quartet will be performing the following pieces:

Haydn String Quartet Op.50 no. 6 "The Frog"
Haydn String Quartet Op. 74 no. 2

Amy Schroeder,��Keiko��Tokunaga��- violin
Luke Fleming- viola
Andrew Yee - cello

Canadian soprano Leslie Fagan is a regular at Carnegie Hall, and well known to local audiences. ��She and pianist Lorin��Shalanko will be performing together.

��ä����'s rarely performed composition frames the Gospel of John from the New Testament in a meditative, almost hypnotic��style. It was inspired by medieval music and the minimalism for which he is famous. ��This concert is part of a celebration for the ​80th��birthday of��Arvo����ä����, so well loved and admired by listeners worldwide. ��Arguably the world’s most popular composer of contemporary classical music, his music is revered in his homeland of Estonia and around the world.

Students participating in the Fall 2015 Music Studio program perform music they have studied this term.

Students participating in the Fall 2015 Music Studio program perform music they have studied this term.

Students participating in the Fall 2015 Music Studio program perform music they have studied this term.

Join us in exploring music of inspiration and peace, a collection of traditional and not-so-traditional choral works with guest vocalists and musicians sharing some of their most beloved music with us. Seasonal selections include excerpts from world-famous works including Hodie by Ralph Vaughan Williams and A Ceremony of Carols by Benjamin Britten. These will be contrasted with modern works including sections of The Requiem For Peace by Larry Nickel and Snow Angel by Sarah Quartel, and high-energy works such as Celtic Mouth Music and others.��