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Baroque Dance Ensemble

Photo of students in a dance interlude
In one of the dance interludes choreographed by Julie Andrijeski, sailors celebrate the homecoming of their king. From left: Elena Mullins (GRS ’15), a part-time lecturer in CWRU’s Department of Music and director of the Early Music Singers; Dean Southern, director of CIM’s Opera Theater Program; Anna O’Connell, a master’s student in historical per
Director
Dr. Julie Andrijeski (julie.andrijeski@case.edu)
Course Number
MUEN 394
Rehearsal Day/Time
MWF, 10:00 AM - 11:15 AM
Rehearsal Location
MPAC G20 + HARK CHAP
Participation Information

Contact the director or attend the first class meeting for audition/placement information.

About

The CWRU Baroque Dance Ensemble offers students the chance to explore and perform dance styles from the 17th and 18th centuries. Rehearsals are typically held in the Maltz Performing Arts Center or Harkness Chapel, and performances—complete with period costumes—take place one to two times per semester, accompanied live by ensembles from the Historical Performance Practice program.

Open to all undergraduate and graduate students at CWRU and CIM, the ensemble especially welcomes those with music and/or dance experience. Permission of instructor is required (MUEN 394).

To participate, contact the director or attend the first class meeting for audition/placement information.

Instructor: Dr. Julie Andrijeski, Head of Historical Performance Program