2020-21 Cultural Events
2020 Faith, Reason, and World Affairs Virtual Symposium
"Food for Good"
2020-21 Virtual Cultural Events
Join us for Concordia's virtual events this spring.
While we can't invite you to campus for events this semester, we invite you to join us online for these exciting events at Concordia.
Ron McCurdy Book Talk and Langston Hughes Project
9:20-10:20 a.m. Friday, Feb. 19 - Virtual Book Talk by Dr. Ron McCurdy, musician, educator and author on "The Artist Entrepreneur"
7:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 25 - Virtual presentation of McCurdy's "Langston Hughes Project," a spoken word jazz performance, followed by live Q & A
For viewing information visit ConcordiaCollege.edu/MusicCalendar
Spring Music Department Events and Concerts
For a list of virtual music department events this spring visit ConcordiaCollege.edu/MusicCalendar where you'll find details and viewing information on performances by our large ensembles as well as a full schedule and viewing information for guest artist recitals and masterclasses including:
Michael Ching - Guest Composer, "Speed Dating" opera
Brad Meyer - Wellness Day speaker on "Health and Wellness for Musicians"
Valerie Coleman - Composer and Flutist, "An Artists Perspective"
Aoshuang Li - Guest Pianist, Recital and masterclass "Music study in China"
Ron McCurdy - Musician, Educator and Author, Virtual residency and "Langston Hughes Project"
Galit Kaunitz - Guest Oboist, Virtual Double Reed Day
Fei Xie - Guest Bassoonist, Virtual Double Reed Day
Spring Semester Art Exhibit Schedule
High School Art Show
Monday, Dec. 7 - Sunday, Jan. 14
Faculty Art Exhibition
Thursday, Jan. 21 - Sunday, Feb. 21
Juried Student Exhibition
Tuesday, March 16 - Wednesday, April 1
Spring Semester Theatre Schedule
"Dance Nation"
Feb. 18-20 at 8 p.m.
By Clare Barron
Directed by Reanna Marthaler
"Evelyn in Purgatory"
March 18-20 at 8 p.m.By Topher Payne
Directed by Christian Boy
"Carousel"
April 22-24 at 8 p.m.By Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II, Ferenc Molnar, Benjamin F. Glazer, and Agnes de Mille
Directed by Donna Kaz
Choral and Instrumental Ensemble Performances
Lectures
Nornes Lecture
March 15 - 7 p.m. via Zoom - contact Darin Ulness at ulnessd@cord.edu for viewing instructions
Dr. Daniel Levitin, renowned neuroscientist, musician and best-selling author will discuss the relationship between music and neuroscience.
Centennial Lecture: Biology
Comparing small mammal communities on restored and remnant prairies: special emphasis on plains pocket mice (Perognathus flavescens)
Joseph C. Whittaker, Faith James, Olivia Vergin, Peyton Lehman, Greta Duren, Logan Hatfield, and Paige Bailey
Contact the biology department at 218.299.3739 or jwhittak@cord.edu for questions or additional information.
Centennial Lecture: Religion
Summer Research Project Focused on Youth in Juvenile Justice System
Heather Ukaonu '22, Maggie Pfeffer '21, and Dr. Michelle Lelwica, professor of religion
We look forward to welcoming you back to campus in person as the situation allows.