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The Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center at the Temple – Tifereth Israel at Case Western Reserve University hosts a number of performances and events, including the William N. Skirball Writers Center Stage, the Silver Hall Concert Series, and the university’s Think Forum speaker series and music recitals from students and faculty.

For questions regarding seating please view our Seating Charts. 

For any questions or comments please reach our Box Office at 216-368-6062. 

 

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    Symphonic Winds Virtual Concert I

    The CWRU Symphonic Winds, under direction of Dr. Ryan Scherber, is the University concert band open to all CWRU & CIM undergraduate and graduate wind, brass and percussion players by audition. This exceptional group of students is comprised of both music majors and non-majors.  Symphonic Winds is dedicated to the performance of the most advanced repertoire written for the wind band medium.

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    Early Music Singers and Collegium Musicum Concert

    Early Music Singers was founded in 1978 by Beverly Simmons as part of Case Western Reserve University's nationally renowned Historical Performance Practice program. Repertoire ranges from medieval chant to Renaissance madrigals and masses and occasionally to baroque operas and oratorios. The group varies in size but is usually about 15-25 singers. Collegium Musicum is an ensemble for CWRU and CIM students that specializes in performing late Medieval and Renaissance instrumental music. This ensemble performs on replicas of period instruments (shawms, sackbuts, recorders, renaissance flute, vielle, rebec, selected percussion, etc.) from the Kulas Collection; available for student use.

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    A Performance of Japanese Drums and Traditional Japanese Music featuring Yume Daiko

    Yume Daiko is a Japanese Drum group that practices and performs rhythms based on traditional and modern taiko music. Tune in to watch the ensemble perform and teach more about the culture behind the drums.

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    CWRU Woodwind and Brass Chamber Music Concert

    Virtual Only. 

    Program information coming soon.

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    Baroque Chamber Ensembles Concert

    Diverse groups (6-8 per semester) ranging in size from three to eight players meet one to two hours per week to explore repertoire ranging from the late 16th century to ca. 1800. The ensembles generally perform one or two concerts per semester.  The chamber ensembles often collaborate in larger projects with other Case Western Reserve University ensembles such as the Baroque Orchestra, Collegium, and the Baroque Dance Ensemble.

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    Jazz Ensembles Livestream Concert

    The Case Western Reserve University Jazz Ensembles, under the direction of Paul Ferguson, consist of two groups, Jazz I and Jazz II. Both follow standard big-band instrumentation, and play both traditional and modern jazz repertoire, with an emphasis on individual improvisation.

  • Jeffrey Siegel playing piano with a curtain behind him
    Steve Purcell

    Keyboard Conversations: Evocative Vision in Musical Tones

    EVOCATIVE VISION IN MUSICAL TONES Visually inspired masterpieces of Rachmaninoff, Liszt, Debussy, Ravel, Prokofiev, and Grieg

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    CWRU Department of Music’s Weekend of Broadcasts

    A special three part event, the CWRU Department of Music presents a Weekend of Broadcasts featuring performances from each of our ensembles. Joined by special guest speakers, this series aims to highlight the musical accomplishments of all of our ensembles through this unique academic year.

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    Case/University Circle Symphony Orchestra Virtual Concert II

    Virtual Only. 

    Program information coming soon.

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    Case Camerata Chamber Orchestra Virtual Concert II

    The Case Camerata Chamber Orchestra (MUEN 386) is open to all CWRU students, faculty, and community members by audition who play string instruments and desire to perform in a flexible but very high quality string instrumental music setting. The repertoire performed in this ensemble is wide ranging and drawn from a variety of smaller chamber genres that include pieces from the baroque, classical, romantic and contemporary stylistic periods.  Some of the pieces are conducted and others are rehearsed collaboratively by the group with coaching from the director. The group collectively decides the program and many pieces use soloists from within the group.  Additionally, there are opportunities for this group to collaborate with other ensembles in the Music Department including the Case Chorale, the Case University Circle Symphony Orchestra, and others.

  • a man sits playing the clarinet with a mask on while a woman sits behind, also wearing a mask and playing the clarinet

    Symphonic Winds Virtual Concert II

    Virtual Only.

    Program information coming soon.