Northwest Missouri State University is hosting a series of recitals featuring performances by faculty in the department of fine and performing arts and guest musicians this spring.
“Faculty recitals are opportunities for colleagues to collaborate toward a common goal, often exploring repertoire not commonly heard in undergraduate education,” Dr. Rachel Day, a Northwest assistant professor of music, said. “Faculty recitals also serve as demonstrations for students of what is possible—artistry, recital programming, collaboration.”
All recitals begin at 7 pm in the Charles Johnson Theater at the Olive DeLuce Fine Arts Building.
Wednesday, March 6
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