Name: Matthew Aucoin - Class of 1960 Music Lecture
Start: 2025-03-03T16:15:00
Location: Presser Hall

Williams College, renowned for its vibrant music scene, offers a rich tapestry of events featuring both student and professional performances. From the joyful melodies of the Concert Choir to the sophisticated arrangements of the Brass Ensemble, every event promises something unique. This cultural journey spans classical symphonies to operatic dramas, each showcasing the immense talents of its performers. Whether you’re a music aficionado or a casual listener, Williams College's diverse musical offerings are sure to captivate and inspire.

Exploring Musical Diversity at Williams College: A Celebration of Talent and Culture

The Williams College Music Department offers a vibrant and diverse array of musical events, each showcasing the talents of students, faculty, and visiting artists. From the joyful melodies of the Concert Choir to the rich sounds of the Berkshire Symphony, these events promise to delight and inspire audiences. With performances ranging from chamber music to international visiting artists, Williams College becomes a hub of musical exploration and cultural exchange, providing a platform where tradition meets innovation.

Williams College Music Department: A Symphony of Diversity and Talent

Williams College Music Department

As a composer, Aucoin is committed to expanding the possibilities of opera as a genre. His own operas, which include Eurydice and Crossing, have been produced at the Metropolitan Opera, the Los Angeles Opera, the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Boston Lyric Opera, the Lyric Opera of Chicago, and the Canadian Opera Company, among others. The Metropolitan Opera’s recording of Eurydice was nominated for a Grammy in 2023.

Matthew Aucoin - Class of 1960 Music Lecture

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