Featuring the Women’s Choir, Cantabile Girls’ Choir and faculty the 15th annual Her Story, Her Song concert April 26 gave performers and audience members an opportunity to explore life from the feminine perspective.
Four events showcasing the talents of students from each of the School of the Arts four programs will wrap up the second season of the St. Cloud State University Creative Art Series this April.
A cast of 17 university staff, alumni and students are pulling together to stage 1968’s American tribal love-rock musical “Hair” April 19-23.
Her Story, Her Song partners with Good Shepherd Community’s Music and Memory Program for the 15th annual concert April 26 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church.
The St. Cloud State Wind Ensemble will present “Inspiration” at 3 p.m. March 20 in Ritsche Auditorium.
Anyone who has ever mourned the loss of a pet will feel a connection with the world premiere of “El Rey de Calabria,” a piano solo by composer Brian Ferneyhough.
St. Cloud State University freshman Phillip Ramsey said he didn’t know anyone when he came to school. Then he went to his first Husky Sports Band rehearsal.
World-renowned pianist and composer Stephen Drury will perform the classics in a free concert at 7:30 p.m. March 18 in the Performing Arts Center’s Ruth Gant Recital Hall.
Saxophonist and composer Jorrit Dijkstra and St. Cloud State University music Professor Scott Miller will perform an experimental, improvisational and electro-acoustic music at 7:30 p.m. March 16 in the Performing Arts Center’s Ruth Gant Recital Hall.
Two musicians will present “cmetq,” an electro-acoustic opera, at 7:30 p.m. March 2 in the Performing Arts Center’s Ruth Gant Recital Hall.
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