General Music Education Workshop sponsored in part with the District 2 Ohio Music Educators Association. Registration is free for all District 2 members and Heidelberg students. Cost of registration is $10 for all other interested individuals.
9:00 AM
Registration
Coffee and donuts provided.
9:30 AM
Welcome
9:40 AM
Carrie Sanchez: How to work with OTES for your evaluations
10:40 AM
Margaret Thiele: Literature Connections and Orff in your classroom
It’s a collaboration and friendship that dates back 20 years. New Music Live: “Langston’s Lot” with Doug McConnell and Friends will reunite the Heidelberg University music professor and composer with former colleagues in an upcoming concert featuring the poetry of Hughes and his portrayals of black life in America.
From Broadway to the TV screen, enjoy a concert featuring selections from the songbook of actor, composer and lyricist Jeff Blumenkrantz.
Jeff Blumenkrantz is a Tony-nominated and Ebb Award-winning composer whose songs have been recorded and performed by such notable singers as Victoria Clark, Sutton Foster, Maria Friedman, Lauren Kennedy, Rebecca Luker, Audra McDonald, Megan Mullally and Alysha Umphress.
Part of the Vocal Arts Concert Series.
Tickets and information available at GundlachTheatre.org.
A piano recital by Heidelberg University’s Dr. Margarita Denenburg on Saturday will combine a joyous Mozart sonata, a nostalgic Chopin nocturne and a contemporary nod to Cleveland by Ohio composer Dr. Gerald Evans.
Denenburg, assistant professor of keyboard studies in the School of Music & Theatre, will perform the recital at 7 p.m. (Feb. 16) in Brenneman Music Hall. The community is invited, free of charge.
Vocal Audition Workshop is rescheduled for Saturday, January 26.
Do your knees shake? Do the Butterflies in your stomach seem enormous? Do you worry about choosing the right song or musical theatre cut? Join us on January 19 for a day dedicated to empowering your vocal auditions. Participants will perform mock auditions and receive feedback from School of Music and Theatre faculty, have a private voice lesson on their musical selection and attend afternoon workshops on a broad variety of topics.
The 50-member Heidelberg University-Community Chorus will perform its annual spring concert, titled “Frostiana,” at 3 p.m. Sunday, May 5 at First Lutheran Church, 300 Melmore St.
This year, the Concert Choir’s concert theme is Oh! The Places You’ll Go. For the first time in over a decade, the Concert Choir will be traveling abroad – to Hungary and the Czech Republic– and the places on our itinerary include Budapest, Brno, and Prague! Musically, our concert repertoire is organized in a way that seeks to recognize and honor the musical heritage of the countries we will be visiting while simultaneously sharing America’s distinctive musical culture.
This year, the Concert Choir’s concert theme is Oh! The Places You’ll Go. For the first time in over a decade, the Concert Choir will be traveling abroad – to Hungary and the Czech Republic– and the places on our itinerary include Budapest, Brno, and Prague! Musically, our concert repertoire is organized in a way that seeks to recognize and honor the musical heritage of the countries we will be visiting while simultaneously sharing America’s distinctive musical culture.
The Heidelberg University Concert Choir, the premiere choral ensemble of the university’s School of Music & Theatre, will perform its home concert Friday, April 26, at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mary Catholic Church.
Under the direction of Dr. Greg Ramsdell, director of choral activities and associate professor of choral music education, and accompanied by Cynthia Ramsdell, the 51-member vocal choir will present a concert with the theme “Oh! The Places You’ll Go” in anticipation of its international tour to Europe in May 2019.
