A weekly music series that is free and open to the public. January 29 features Peter Collins, piano.

Fall performance by Tulane's Percussion Ensemble, under the direction of Doug Walsh.

Conducted by Dr. Leonard Raybon

Featuring G.F. Händel's Coronation Anthem, hwv 261, as well as music by Marques L.A. Garrett, Annie Lennox, and others.

Piano Recital 

Students from the studio of Faina Lushtak

featuring Julie Fu

Alex Eisenberg

Chris Ma

Anna Savelyeva

Natalia Glavnenco

Brooke Arcement* 

Larsen Vincent* 

Milli Mengze

Christopher Vuong

Anthropocene River Campus Public Programs welcomes Campus participants and collaborators and the public to gather together for a slate of experiences open to all. Programming includes offerings by Campus participants, members of the Anthropocene Working Group, and additional Gulf South artists, scholars, and scientists from Tulane University and beyond.

An evening with American Routes, hosted by Nick Spitzer and featuring Tom McDermott, the Doucet Brothers, Doc Hawley, and Dr. Michael White with Topsy Chapman

Tulane University Orchestra Fall Concert

Maxim Samarov, conductor

featuring

Amy Primmer, soprano, and Tyler Smith, tenor in scenes from Tosca by Puccini

also on the program:

"Adagio" from Spartacus and "Waltz" from Masquerade by Khachaturian

Fanfare by Dukas

and a world premiere of Rise of the Phoenix by New Orleans composer Kevin George

Tulane University Flute Choir also performs

Wednesday, November 20, 7:30 PM Dixon Auditorium

Free and open to the public

Tulane Musical Theatre Workshop presents

She's The One: A Celebration of Female Composers and Lyricists

featuring the works of  Dorothy Fields, Betty Comden, Lynn Ahrens, Sarah Bareilles, Carol Hall, Dolly Parton, Jeanine Tesori, Lucy Simon, and many others

6:00 PM November 8 & 9 Recital Hall Dixon Performing Arts Annex Tulane University  free and open to the public  

Tulane Musical Theatre Workshop presents

She's The One: A Celebration of Female Composers and Lyricists

featuring the works of  Dorothy Fields Betty Comden Lynn Ahrens Sarah Bareilles Carol Hall Dolly Parton Jeanine Tesori Lucy Simon  and many others

6:00 PM November 8 & 9 Recital Hall Dixon Performing Arts Annex Tulane University free and open to the public  

Lecture-recital on the harmonica in American Music featuring acclaimed musician and teacher, Richard Sleigh.

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Richard was born in Philipsburg, a coal mining town in Central Pennsylvania. He first heard the sounds of the Marine Band harmonica as a kid through the music of his great-uncle Bill, who played steam train imitations and songs like “The Irish Washerwoman” to crowds on street corners in his home town.

International trumpet virtuoso and Yamaha Performing Artist Allen Vizzutti will be presenting a master class workshop on Monday, September 23 at 1pm - 3pm in the Dixon Hall Band Room, 260 Dixon Annex.  Free and open to the public. Workshop co-presented by Music Department faculty member Ashlin Parker.  Co-sponsors are the TUMB and Department of Music Jazz Program.  Guests are encouraged to bring their trumpets!