Past Events

Camerata Chamber Orchestra and Jazz Ensembles Concert

Location: Denison Hall, Spartan Rehearsal Hall (1650 East 115th St)

A collaborative concert featuring the Jazz Ensembles and the Case Western Reserve University Camerata Chamber Orchestra. This event will be held in the newly constructed Spartan Rehearsal Hall in the Denison Hall Facility. Free and open to the public.

Case/University Circle Symphony Orchestra Concert

Romantic Brilliance

Location: Maltz Performing Arts Center, Silver Hall

A program featuring Concerto Competition winner Timothy Orlando performing Henri Wieniawski’s Violin Concerto No. 2 in D minor, Op. 22.  Other innovative works on this concert include Ludwig van Beethoven’s Leonore Overture No. 3, Op. 72b and and Franz Liszt’s Les Preludes.

Symphonic Winds and Percussion Ensemble Concert

Location: Maltz Performing Arts Center, Silver Hall

Join us for the final Winds and Percussion Ensemble concert of the academic year.

Case Concert Choir Concert

Beethoven @ 250

Location: Church of the Covenant

The Case Concert Choir and the Church of the Covenant Choir join together to present a celebration of Ludwig van Beethoven’s 250th birthday.

Case Men’s Glee Club and University Chorale Concert

Spring Sing

Location: Church of the Covenant

Case Western Reserve University’s upper- and lower-voice ensembles present their spring concert featuring an eclectic mix of familiar and new works.

Free and open to the public. Free parking available.

View the University Chorale page.

Baroque Chamber and Dance Ensembles Concert

The Emergence of the Stile Moderno

Location: Harkness Chapel

In celebration of one of the great turning points in music history, the historical performance program’s music and dance ensembles will explore Italian music and dance from the first decades of the 17th century.

In conjunction with the annual meeting of the Society for Seventeenth-Century Music.

Free and open to the public. Paid parking available in the Ford Avenue garage, Severance Hall garage or at the meters along Bellflower Road and East Blvd.

Department of Music Colloquium: Sabine Feisst (Arizona State)

Department of Music Colloquia provide a weekly forum for presentation and discussion of recent research by distinguished visitors and by CWRU faculty and graduate students in musicology, historical performance practice, and music education. Fridays at 4:00 p.m. in Harkness Chapel, Classroom (except where noted). Free and open to the public. Receptions follow.

DMA Recital | Addi Liu

This program will showcase the parallel developments of the lengthening of musical material and the physical lengthening of the Baroque bow, using three Baroque bows ranging from short (stylistically appropriate for early 17th c.), medium-length (mid-17th c. to turn of the 18th c.), to long (early to mid 18th c.). From the birth of the Italian Baroque era, the short bow with its lightness for crisp articulations will showcase the tradition of division writing that Fontana inherited from the Renaissance. The medium-length Baroque bow with a clipped-on frog will be used for Couperin’s Concert, reflecting the stylistic union of his French roots in dance music with the fashionable Italian cantabile style. The long sonata bow with more weight and sustaining power will be used for Vivaldi’s “Tempesta di mare” and Bach’s work for solo violin.

Case Camerata Chamber Orchestra Concert

Romanian Decadence

Location: Harkness Chapel

A performance featuring members of Earth and Air: String Orchestra.

Free and open to the public. Paid parking available in the Ford Avenue garage, Severance Hall garage or at the meters along Bellflower Road and East Blvd.

Department of Music Colloquium: Nina Eidsheim (UCLA)

Nina Eidsheim (UCLA) Department of Music Colloquia provide a weekly forum for presentation and discussion of recent research by distinguished visitors and by Case Western Reserve University faculty and graduate students in musicology, historical performance practice, and music education. Fridays at 4:00 p.m. in Harkness Chapel, Classroom (except where noted). Free and open to the public. Receptions follow.