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Tag Archives: music
The Concordia Choir: Touring through Texas
The Concordia Choir is heading south this week on its 2013 tour through the middle of the U.S. and spending several days in Texas. Tour is a musical highlight for many of the singers and the chance to get to … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Music, Uncategorized
Tagged #cctour13, chorla, Concordia College, Daniela Flores, education, music, The Concordia Choir, tour
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Studying Sibelius at Salolampi
The snowy woods and authentic architecture of Salolampi, the Finnish Language Village, became an idyllic setting for a weekend workshop by The Concordia Orchestra. The orchestra retreated to Salolampi, on Turtle River Lake near Bemidji, Minn., to study the life and perform … Continue reading
Concordia Christmas Concert – Time lapse edition
Over 450 student and faculty performers and staff collaborate to create the Moorhead Christmas Concerts. During the 86-year history of the Concordia Christmas Concerts, well over one million audience members have experienced the concert. Check out the time lapse of our 86th … Continue reading
Christmas Concert Mural is Bound for Minneapolis
Minneapolis will have a little more Christmas cheer this year. For the first time in seven years, the Concordia Christmas Concert mural will be traveling to the Twin Cities. Fourteen of the 44 mural panels will make their way east … Continue reading
Sculpting Music
Nicole Roberts Hoiland ’97 and Beth (Johnson) Winterfeldt ’94 share a strong friendship. Both are active in the arts scene across Minnesota. Hoiland is a sculptor and Winterfeldt is a pianist. They recently realized that their artistic mediums also share … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Art, Campus Events, Community Events, Music, State
Tagged art, art and music recital, Concordia alumnae, education, higher education, music, piano, sculpture
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Band Returns from China
The 52-members of The Concordia Band have returned from their historic 15-day concert and cultural tour of Hong Kong and China. The band is the first Concordia music ensemble to tour and perform in China. The band performed five standing-room-only … Continue reading
Posted in International, Music, Students, Study Abroad
Tagged band tour, China, Concordia, education, global travel, higher education, music
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More Than 50 Featured in ‘Fidelio’
This weekend’s performance of Beethoven’s “Fidelio” by the Fargo-Moorhead Opera promises to be memorable. It is Beethoven’s only opera. It has not been performed in the community since 1983. And it features more than 50 Cobbers. Concordia is traditionally well … Continue reading
Posted in Alumni, Community Events, Faculty, Music, Students
Tagged education, Fargo-Moorhead opera, Fidelio, higher education, music
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Senior Honors Concert to Benefit Minot
The Concordia Orchestra is using music to help churches in Minot, N.D. The orchestra will receive a freewill offering at the Senior Honors Concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 24 in Memorial Auditorium. Donated funds will be given to the … Continue reading
Posted in Community Events, Music, Service, Students
Tagged arts, benefit concert, Concordia, Concordia Orchestra, education, events, higher education, Minot flood, music
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Of Minds and Music
Piano professor Jay Hershberger delights in sharing his passion for J.R.R. Tolkien’s “Lord of the Rings” with first-year students in his Inquiry Seminar. Outside of the classroom, he has his own shire — a hobby farm where he raises chickens.
Posted in Faculty, In the Classroom, Music
Tagged Concordia College, education, faculty, Hershberger, higher education, Lord of the Rings, music, piano
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Renowned Group to Play at Concordia
The Office of Cultural Events will present Rekkenze Brass in a rare U.S. performance at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 13, in Memorial Auditorium. The group is one of Europe’s leading brass chamber music ensembles. Rekkenze Brass has performed for varied … Continue reading
Posted in Campus Events, Cultural Events, In the News, International, Music, National
Tagged arts, cultural events, education, higher education, music, Rekkenze Brass
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