Events

Faculty artist present a recital for solo works including piano, voice, guitar, and more.

Meet the members of Ruckus for a noon pre-concert demonstration.  Bring your lunch! 

As early as the 17th-century, Italian musicians began working in the courts of Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. And so, the radiant sonatas of Arcangelo Corelli make for a thrilling partner to the earthy dances of Niel Gow, who earned the nickname of “The Scottish Corelli.” Ruckus highlights this historical bridge between two seemingly disparate worlds, uniting the energy of the pub with the elegance of the court. Tickets at www.hamilton.edu/performingarts.

Two continents, two centuries, one evening of conversation. This program sets distinctly American voices in dialogue with the lyricism, sparkle, and wit of the German tradition. The program includes Cole Reyes’s Circular Reasoning, Mendelssohn's D minor Violin Concerto, Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue, and Strauss's mischievous Till Eulenspiegel. Tickets at www.hamilton.edu/performingarts

Soprano Renee Heitmann presents Storied, a recital for voice that weaves through time by way of one woman’s career in the arts, beginning with her aspirations in the world of opera and ending with self-discovery.  Join us as we move from arias to jazz standards to contemporary music theatre, illustrating just one of the countless stories we all have to tell. Free admission.

Join the Department of Music with a joint concert by the Hamilton College Jazz Ensemble, Choir, and Orchestra.  

Seraph Brass was founded with a mission to showcase the excellence of women brass players and to highlight musicians from marginalized groups, both in personnel and in programming. Seraph Brass performs a diverse body of repertoire, ranging from original transcriptions to newly commissioned works and core classics. Tickets at www.hamilton.edu/performingarts.

Guest artists Greg Evans, Melissa Gardiner, SeungYoung Hong, Brian Stark, Mike Titlebaum, and Gabe Condon perform a concert of original music and jazz standards for an evening concert in the culminating event of a day-long jazz festival with clinics for local student musicians.  Free admission.

Faculty and guest choreographers create work for student dancers. Free admission. 

Faculty and guest choreographers create work for student dancers. Free admission.