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BSO Community Chamber Concert

Northeastern University

Lindsay Warrenburg presents “Data Science Techniques in Music Cognition and Healthcare” as part of this semester’s Leading Voices Speaker Series.

Leading Voices: Lindsay Warrenburg

The Department of Theatre is thrilled to present a festival of original works created by some of our graduating students for their Capstone Projects. Presentations of these original works will be in the Ryder Theatre Lab (334 Ryder Hall).

Theatre Capstone Projects Festival 2024

Drew Simmons, Noah Kahan’s personal manager, is a graduate of Northeastern’s Music Industry Program, and a partner at Foundations Artist Management. Drew will be joining David Herlihy’s Artist Management Class via Zoom as part of the Music Department “Open Room/Open Zoom” Series where a class guest lecture is open to any student in the university. You must register to attend the event.

Open Room Open Zoom

Join us for this end of semester concert of chamber music.

Orchestra Chamber Music Concert

Please join us for a performance by the talented Jazz Ensemble.

Jazz Ensemble in Concert : The Heart of the Matter

Please join the Jazz Choir and Combo as they play the incomparable music of Jobim, Stevie Wonder, Lou Baxter, and John Dudley Moore. Stay for our Voice Recital immediately afterwards, featuring our talented NU singers. They will be performing musical theatre, jazz, and popular music as well as their own compositions.

Here’s to Autumn and Bossa Novas / Voice Recital

Please join the Create Your Own Music Ensemble as they pay tribute to Olivia Newton John, Tina Turner, Burt Bacharach, and David Crosby. The concert will also feature our amazingly talented NU students and their original material. Join us after at 7:00 pm for a performance from the World Music Ensemble, directed by Professor Huergo.

Legends Past and Creators of the Future / World Music Concert

Join the choirs of Northeastern University in celebrating the end of fall semester in song! Tickets are $15/adult, and $5/student and are available for purchase at the door.

Choral Society in Concert

A program featuring the premiere of a new flute concerto by Su Lian Tan with guest soloist Hannah Porter Occena, Smetana’s Vysehrad from My Country, and Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliet.

Orchestra in Concert: Listening for Home

The NU Wind Ensemble offers the premiere performance of Whirlwind by Jasmine Bryant ’23, and works by Holst, Sousa, Prof. Allen Feinstein and others on the theme of the sky.

Fall Wind Ensemble Concert: Look Up In The Sky!

Join us for this special concert with Music Technology alumni.

Special Concert: NU Music Alumni and Faculty

Music performed will include works by Ravel, Mozart, Saariaho, and Barber.

BSO Chamber Music Concert

The Moors plunges us into the very serious world of the Brönte sisters: grand houses, traditional families, England in the 1800s. Wait— what? Nobody in The Moors talks like that, and there’s barely a house— we can’t even tell what room we’re in, or who the maid is. How did Wuthering Heights get to be funny? The only constant is turmoil as passionate women conspire to take control of their own lives. Emotions and desires run high, especially for the most introspective of all the characters: the dog.

Department of Theatre Presents: The Moors

Curry Student Center

Music professors Deirdre Loughridge and Psyche Loui discuss their new essay collection at the Harvard Medical Library Author Series.

Author Series: The Science-Music Borderlands

Based on the real stories of four Romanian human trafficking survivors, Sisterhood of Survivors is set in a long-term recovery shelter and explores the three periods of each woman’s life: their childhood, their human trafficking experience, and their healing journey. The monologue style play showcases how trust and strength is built through telling their stories, and how through their shared experience they can build relationships with one another and attain a life of freedom, independence, and resilience.

Sisterhood of the Survivors

Northeastern’s first female deejay reflects on her forty-year career in radio and the music industry. The event will also be on Zoom, follow the link attached.

Leading Voices: Donna Halper

Please join us for a performance by the Cassatt String Quartet joined by renowned classical guitarist, Eliot Fisk. Music by Department Chair Daniel Strong Godfrey and Professor Anthony De Ritis will be featured, as well as music of Villa-Lobos and Zhou Long.

Classical Guitar & String Quartet Concert

Prof. Evan Bennett will direct the Northeastern University Symphony Orchestra as they perform a lovely repertoire for this spring’s concert.

Northeastern Symphony Orchestra Spring Concert

The World Music Ensemble directed by Professor Fernando Huergo will perform music from Morocco, Brazil, China, France and the US.

World Music Ensemble Spring Concert

Ell Hall

The Northeastern University Concert Band is thrilled to welcome Boston Symphony Orchestra guest artist Rachel Childers on French Horn. Join us for the performance of the Gliére Horn Concerto featuring Ms. Childers, as well as Joni Greene’s “Suspended on a Sunbeam”, Julie Giroux’s “Symphony of Fables”, Haydn Wood’s “Mannin Veen” and more.

Northeastern Concert Band: Suspended on a Sunbeam

Prof. Evan Bennett directs the Northeastern University Symphony Orchestra in another beautiful spring concert event.

Northeastern Orchestra Chamber Music Spring Concert

Sarah Kane’s radical reworking of Seneca’s classical tragedy of incest and unrequited lust is a bold and provocative revisioning set amidst some of the nastiest moments of the current British monarchy. One of the exponents of “in-yer-face” theatre, Kane was only 24 when she wrote this brief play as a commission for the Gate Theatre in London, but she already understood despair acutely. She was a tormented soul who wrote simply and bluntly about the world she saw around her, a world where violence and love were intertwined. She did what no one in her time managed to do: she spoke the unspeakable, delivering a brutal black comedy, a savage farce that challenges us to consider what is truly meaningful in our lives.

Department of Theatre Presents: Phaedra’s Love

The Department of Theatre is thrilled to be able to present a festival of original works by our students, created for their Capstone Projects.

Department of Theatre: Capstone Projects Festival

At Thornbrooke Academy for Troubled Girls, a private reform school for teens in the New England countryside, students live a life of restriction and disempowerment. But things change one morning when nine students decide to take their punitive teacher hostage, and take control of their auxiliary classroom. In this tiny space they claim for themselves, the girls are able to throw off the strictures of Thornbrooke and exercise their own agency. But there’s one major problem: there’s no wifi, and nothing on the other side of that door but punishment for their crimes. So they make the strange and fateful choice to pass the time by rehearsing Shakespeare’s Measure for Measure, the only book in the room with enough copies to go around. Over the course of the next week, they camp out in their strange, cramped little kingdom, and grapple with justice, sex, leadership, and power through the pages of a problem play.

Problem Play | CAMD Department of Theatre

A visceral blend of classical mythology and real-life stories told by street kids, Naomi lizuka’s Polaroid Stories journeys into a dangerous world where myth-making fulfills a fierce need for transcendence. Inspired in part by Ovid’s Metamorphoses, Polaroid Stories takes place on the outermost edge of a city, a way stop for dreamers, dealers, and desperadoes, a no-man’s land where runaways seek camaraderie, refuge, and escape. Serpentine routes from the street to the heart characterize the interactions in this spellbinding tale of young people pushed to society’s fringe.

Northeastern University College of Arts, Media and Design

Mar 22, 2024

BSO Community Chamber Concert

Mar 21, 2024

Leading Voices: Lindsay Warrenburg

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Theatre Capstone Projects Festival 2024

Feb 26, 2024

Open Room Open Zoom

Dec 8, 2023

Orchestra Chamber Music Concert

Northeastern University College of Arts, Media and Design

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