The COVID pandemic has had a devastating impact upon the arts world. Concert halls, theaters, and dance studios have been largely empty for the majority of the past 18 months. Choruses have experienced especially devastating consequences due to the fear of spreading the virus through singing. Many voices have been silenced, and those that haven't have been dampened and muffled by masks. All of us in the performing arts have suffered the loss of critical aspects of our identity as we anxiously anticipate the resumption of live artistic endeavors.

Heidelberg University Chorus Concert themed How Do I Love Thee?

In the last 18 months, the COVID pandemic has had a devastating impact on every aspect of our lives. Months of sickness, fear, isolation, hope, and disappointment have changed the way we think and behave. One of the most unfortunate consequences of the pandemic has been a noticeable rise in disagreeable, even hostile, words and actions between people of differing viewpoints. Clearly, our world is in critical need of healing.

This concert will feature Rhapsody in Blue with Jeff Manchur, piano, and a performance with The Mirari Brass.

Location: Trinity United Church of Christ, 131 E Perry Street, Tiffin OH 44883

Heidelberg University is partnering with Lakeside Chautauqua to offer a special summer workshop for band directors focused on improving skills in:

Join us for a student-written & directed satirical adaptation of the Twilight Saga looking at the entirety of the series in this hilarious musical parody.

Reserve your tickets at: gundlachtheatre.org.

General Admission, $10

Faculty/Staff/Berg Bravo, $5

Students, Free

The Heidelberg University Concert Choir has been selected to perform a live concert on Saturday, February 5, at 11:00 a.m. as part of the Ohio Music Educators Association Professional Development Conference, Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland, 300 Lakeside Avenue East, Cleveland, Ohio 44113. Our assigned performance venue in the convention center is the Atrium Ballroom.