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Fall 2009 		   
Mon Nov 9 7:30 pm Concert of student works from the Theory and Composition Department. CFA Concert Hall, 855 Comm. Ave. Free.
Tue Nov 10 12:30 pm

Concert of new undergraduate students' works from the Theory and Composition department. CFA Concert Hall, 855 Comm. Ave. Free.

 
  7:00pm

Alix Dobkin Mini-Concert, Reading and Signing Legendary folk singer and lesbian icon Alix Dobkin stops by for a mini-concert and signing of her memoir, "My Red Blood."  Barnes & Noble @ BU, 660 Beacon Street (Reading Room, 5th Floor). Free.

  7:00 pm JACK string quartet - Institute of Contemporary Music, Boston.
Fri Nov 13 7:00 pm Night of BU Acapella. Performance featuring all BU Acappella groups. Admission: $5. CGS Jacob Sleeper Auditorium, 871 Commonwealth Avenue (CGS 129). Tickets on sale at the door. Open to the public.
   

Island Expressions The Haitian Cultural Association of Boston University presents "Island Expressions" - their first Annual Cultural Show, followed by an after party.

The event will showcase the Haitian culture through music, food, dance, spoken word, and much more! Admission: $7 at the door and $5 for the party but $10 if you buy the combo ticket.
Tue Nov 17 12:30 pm Composer's Forum: Peter Child CFA Concert Hall, 855 Comm. Ave.
Thur Nov 19 7:30 pm

"The Two Composers" Ketty Nez and Mark Berger performing works by Nez, Berger, and Child.  CFA Marshall Room.  Free admission.

Sat Nov 21 7:30 pm Xanthos Ensemble   CFA Concert Hall.
Tue Dec 1 12:30 pm Evis Sammoutis   CFA Electornic Studio.
Tue Dec 8 12:30 pm Su Lian Tan     CFA Concert Hall
Fri Dec 11 7:30 pm Concert of Student Works  from Theory and Composition Department.  CFA concert hall.
Sat Dec 12 8:00 pm Electronic Music Concert    CFA Marshall Room

PAST EVENTS

 
Fri Sep 11 7:30 pm Beethoven String Quartets (concert I), performed by the Muir String Quartet
Op 18, no 6; Op 95; and Op 132. Free. Metcalf Trustee Ballroom, 1 Silber Way
Mon Sep 21 7:30 pm Nansong Huang, International Liszt Competition Winner -- a Free and Public concert -- 635 Commonwealth Avenue, The Tsai Center
Sat Sep 26 9:00 pm Boston 'Salsa' University's dance party at the GSU ballroom
     
Thur Oct 1 -
Fri Oct 2		 see
program 		Conference Program: Haydn and Landon: Perspectives on Haydn Scholarship in Celebration of H.C. Robbins Landon.
Thr Oct 1 8 pm Haydn's Missa Cellensis in honorem beatissimae Virginis Mariae
(St. Cecilia Mass), H. XXII, 5, C Major. Performed by Cambridge Concentus, Joshua Rifkin, conductor, and dedicated to H.C. Robbins Landon. Marsh Chapel, 735 Commonwealth Avenue. Free.
Thr Oct 8 6:00 pm The BU Brazilian Association (BUBA) invites you to learn to samba with members of AfroBrazi. Free.
  7:30 pm Boston University Wind Ensemble at the Tsai Performance Center, 685 Commonwealth Avenue. Repertorie features the works of John Williams' "The Cowboy for the Girl" (from the film "The Cowboys"); "October" by John Whitacre; "Music for 18 Winds" by John Harbison; "Celebration XIII" by Theodore Antoniou; "Volcano" by Jan van der Roost; and "To Tame the Perilous Skies" by David R. Holsinger. Admission is free and open to the public.
Wed Oct 14 12:30 pm Jazz: America's Music Form Musicologist Fred Bouchard speaks at the George Sherman Union.
Tues Oct 13 7:30 pm Kelly Clarkson in Concert She's gone from the first "American Idol" winner to one of music's biggest performers in just a blink of an eye. At Boston University's Agganis Arena.

Fri Oct 16

 8:00 pm Beauty and the Beast presented by Stage Troupe at the Tsai Performance Center, 685 Commonwealth Avenue. Performances October 16, 17, and 18. Tickets can be purchased on the Parents Weekend Website or at the door.
Sat  Oct 17

6:30 pm

Fringe Festival: Antigone at the BU Theatre, Lan-Comely Studio 210, 264 Huntington Ave. A one-act opera, based on Sophocles’ play, featuring an original libretto and music composed by former BU faculty member Marjorie Merryman.
 

7:30 pm

Marsh Chapel Choir Concert: Haydn, The Creation at Marsh Chapel, 735 Commonwealth Ave. Conducted by Dr. Scott Allen Jarrett. Open to the General Public. Free Admission.
Sun Oct 18 6:30 pm

Student Recital: Tiffany Chang    CFA concert hall.  Free admission.
  7:00 pm Fringe Festival: Antigone at the BU Theatre, Lan-Comely Studio 210, 264 Huntington Ave. A one-act opera, based on Sophocles’ play, featuring an original libretto and music composed by former BU faculty member Marjorie Merryman.
Tues Oct 20 8:30 pm Student Recital: Mi Yeon Han     CFA Concert Hall.  Free Admission.
Wed Oct 21st 12:30

Jazz: America's Music Form  Jazz has been whirling around the globe for the last century, influencing (and being influenced by) world music, including classical, folk, and Afro-Cuban. Join musicologist Fred Bouchard for music-driven lectures on topics such as the wizards of the piano lounge, jazz singers, and men of the saxophone.
Program is in conjunction with the Evergreen Program.

Register at http://www.bu.edu/foodandwine/registration-manager/                                        George Sherman Union, 775 Commonwealth Avenue

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Open to General Public Admission: $40.00
  7:30 pm Muir String Quartet: "Beethoven Cycle: Part 3"    Tsai Performance Center. String Quartet Op. 18, No. 3; String Quartet Op. 133; and String Quartet Op. 59, No. 1. Free. Info: 617-353-3341.
Thurs Oct 29 6:30 pm Experience the music of romanticism with concert pianist Claude Hobson Campbell and tenor David Campbell, who is also the Provost at Boston University. The evening’s performance will be paired with an equally artful dinner prepared by Chef Jacques Pépin himself. This celebration of 19th century composers also marks the inauguration of Metropolitan College’s new Food & Wine Salon. Admission is $100 which includes reception, concert, dinner, wine and gratuities.
Fri Oct 30 7:30 pm

African Students Organization (ASO) semiannual open mic café featuring student spoken word poetry, a professional Kora player, the student group Speak For Yourself, and the non-profit organization Bead for Life. Traditional African appetizers will be served. Admission is $7; $5 students.GSU Terrace Lounge, 775 Comm Ave, 2nd flr
Sun Nov 1 7:30 pm

Faculty and Guest Artist Recital Series 855 Comm Ave.
Peter Zazofsky, violin; David Gompper, piano; Wolfgang David, violin
Free, at the CFA Concert Hall

Mon Nov 2 8:00 pm Where More Info

INCITE 2009 - BU Orchestra at Kennedy Center
Program: Nolan Gasser GLAST, op. 12, Prelude for Brass Quintet;
Carl Nielsen Symphony No. 4, op. 29, “The Inextinguishable”;
Nolan Gasser Cosmic Reflection: A Narrated Symphony, op. 15 (World Premiere, narrated by Carey Harrison, narrator, with NASA-Goddard Space Flight Center video)

Presented by Classical Archives, this performance is part of the First Fermi International Science Symposium.

Symposium partners include the Department of Energy, NASA, the National Science Foundation, Stanford University, and Boston University. Running time is approximately two hours, with one intermission.

A limited number of complimentary tickets are available for BU alumni; visit www.bu.edu/cfa/incite for detail.
 
Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, 2700 F Street, N.W. Washington, DC
http://www.bu.edu/incite/dc
Thurs Nov 5 7:00 pm When Where More Info

Stage Troupe Presents a View from the Bridge: A play by Arthur Miller. Performances November 5, 6, and 7. Tickets on sale in the fall. Admission: $6.

Thursday, Nov 5, 2009 at 7:00pm until 11:00pm on Saturday, Nov 7, 2009
Student Theater at Agganis Arena (Black Box Theatre), 925 Commonwealth Avenue
http://people.bu.edu/stage/
  7:30 pm

Boston University Chamber Ensemble: 855 Comm Ave, free
Purcell: Chacony in G minor, arranged by Benjamin Britten; Vaughn Williams: Fantasia on "Greensleeves";Mozart: Symphony No. 21 in A, K. 134.
Vivaldi Cello Concerto in C minor, RV 401 - Marc Johnson, soloist.
Tiffany Chang, musical director.

Fri Nov 6 7:30 pm

Percussion Ensemble CFA Concert Hall, 855 Comm Ave, free.
Works by Aperghis, Cage, Makaan, Silverman, Soliviero; Sam Solomon, director.

 

Fri Nov 6 8:30 pm Asian Student Union : Asian Hip Hop Summit : with opening acts by BU's Bulletproof Funk, Unofficial Project, and more. At eh GSU's BU Central (lower level). Free with BU ID., Sponsored by the Asian Student Union.
     


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