Clarinet Choir Concert

Under the direction of Professor of Clarinet Garrick Zoeter, members of the Clarinet Choir present their fall concert.

 

Ticket Price: Free

Alexander Bernstein: World of the Piano Concert

Since graduating from Shenandoah Conservatory in 2016, Alexander Bernstein has forged an impressive career as a young artist who expertly traverses the worlds of classical and new music.

Join our faculty for a complementary pre-concert talk at 1:30pm. Discussion will introduce Alexander Bernstein’s program featuring works by Beethoven, Brahms, Copland, Mumford and Newman.

 

Ticket Prices:

Student/Youth Tickets: $5.00

Adult: $27.00

Senior (ages 62 and above): $24.00

SU Alumni: $24.00

Civil Servant: $24.00

Symphony Orchestra Concert

Jan Wagner, Artistic Director & Conductor

Student Soloists Competition Winners Concert

Join us as the Symphony Orchestra accompanies the winners of the 2022/23 Student Soloists Competition, representing students from across the Vocal/Choral, Keyboard and Instrumental Divisions.

Tickets: $14

Little Big Band Concert

Jazz in Uniform

The Little Big Band remembers musicians who have served in a special concert honoring veterans, and featuring the music of jazz artists who have served in the United States Armed Forces.

 

Ticket Prices:

Student/Youth Tickets: $5.00

Adult: $14.00

Senior (ages 62 and above): $12.00

SU Alumni: $12.00

Civil Servant: $12.00

Saxophone Ensemble Concert

Under the direction of Professor of Saxophone Timothy Roberts, members of the Saxophone Ensemble present their fall concert.

 

Admission: Free

Wind Ensemble Concert

Explore varied band and chamber work repertoire with a program spotlighting David Maslanka’s expressive and moving Traveler featuring guest conductor Shaun Evans.

 

Ticket Prices:

Student/Youth Tickets: $5.00

Adult: $14.00

Senior (ages 62 and above): $12.00

SU Alumni: $12.00

Civil Servant: $12.00

Opera Extra presents: Joy Unbounded

Joy Unbounded: Scenes from Gilbert and Sullivan

Can a maiden love a pirate? Will a queen demand an execution? And how does a judge solve a dilemma?

To find out, join Opera Extra in the Hal Herman Lab Theatre in Ohrstrom-Bryant Theatre at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 15, for a free evening of comedic opera from the beloved works of Gilbert and Sullivan. Doors open at 7 p.m.

For more information, email Elena at operaextra21@gmail.com

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day Events

Following the path of least resistance is often an easier, simpler choice. Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. showed us what it means to choose the more difficult path and to stand up for justice – even when it seems impossible.

Join Shenandoah University as we explore examples of resistance and activism throughout history and how resilience has made change possible.

Campus and community members are invited to participate through our annual Service of Remembrance, Creative Arts Showcase, virtual diversity workshops, Winchester walking tour and more!

More information and Schedule of Events

ShenCoLAB: Festival of Arts, Ideas, & Exploration

Shenandoah Conservatory turns over the programming and facilities to its students for a week of unbridled exploration, collaboration and creativity. Students work across disciplines on self-directed, time-limited projects fueled by their own passion, drive and curiosity. The week culminates with a day-long Festival of Arts, Ideas & Exploration featuring a wide variety of exciting, innovative and provocative performances, presentations, roundtable discussions and other special events.

“A Prominent Place”: Winchester’s 275 Years in 50 Artifacts

Artifacts provide not only tangible links to the past, but offer a medium through which history’s many complexities can be explored and understood.

“A Prominent Place”: Winchester’s 275 Years in 50 Artifacts, an anthology of 50 essays co-edited by Jonathan A. Noyalas, M.A. ’01, director of the McCormick Civil War Institute, will be released with a special event at 6:30 p.m. in Henkel Hall, Hester Auditorium. The book, a joint project between Shenandoah University and the Winchester-Frederick County Historical Society to commemorate Winchester’s 275th anniversary, features essays authored by SU history majors and alumni. Photography for the book was done by history major Jessica Kronenwetter ’20. The book release event will include a panel with selected authors, moderated by Noyalas, and an opportunity to purchase copies of the book. For more information, please contact Jonathan Noyalas at jnoyalas01@su.edu.