Presented by Learning From Performers
Paine Hall
Runs: 2/9
Known as “the people’s diva,” three-time Grammy Award winner Renée Fleming is one of the most beloved and celebrated musical ambassadors of our time. In opera productions and recitals worldwide, as well as on television and recordings, she has captivated audiences with her sumptuous voice and consummate artistry. Fleming will conduct a master class with Harvard student vocalists, and answer questions from the audience. Presented in association with the Harvard University Department of Music.

Admission free; no advance tickets or RSVPs. Admission passes will be distributed at Paine Hall beginning at 2:30 pm, first-come, first-served. Seating is general admission.

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Presented by Harvard African Students Association (HASA)
Student Organization Center at Hilles (SOCH)
Runs: 2/10
Enjoy catered African food, musical performances and a distinguished keynote address by Vivian Lowery-Derryck, Senior VP and Director of Public Private Partnerships at the Academy for Educational development. Proceeds will establish academic scholarships for disadvantaged, high-achieving students in Ghana.

Ticket Prices: Regular: $20.00; Students: $15.00; Harvard ID: $15.00

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Presented by HUCTW & The Woodbury Poetry Room
Askwith Lecture Hall
Runs: 2/10
A benefit for Partners in Health

Ticket Prices: $10 Donation Suggested (at the door)

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Presented by Harvard College Events Board & HUTV
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 2/11


Ticket Prices: Event is Free. No tickets are required. Seating is limited. Entrance will be first come first served, on a space available basis.

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Presented by Harvard Office of Sexual Assault Prevention & Response
Agassiz Theatre
Runs: 2/11


Ticket Prices: Regular: $15.00; Students: $10.00

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Presented by Adams House ARTspace
Adams House
Runs: 2/5
How Songs Work is a co-curricular course on the American popular song, including history, forms, song parts, and listening.

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Presented by Harvard for Haiti
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 2/12


Ticket Prices: Regular: $25.00; Students: $10.00

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Presented by Harvard Committee on Deaf Awareness (CODA)
Agassiz Theatre
Runs: 2/12
Closing the Harvard Committee on Deaf Awareness' annual Deaf Awareness Week 2010 with a special performance, Peter S. Cook is an Internationally reputed Deaf performing artist whose works incorporates American Sign Language, pantomime, storytelling, acting, and movement.

Ticket Prices: Regular: $12.00; Students: $10.00

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Presented by Music Department
Paine Hall
Runs: 2/12
Beethoven Cycle, concert 2 of 6
String Quartet in D Major, Op. 18 No. 3
String Quartet in E Minor, Op. 132
String Quartet in C Major, Op. 59 No. 3

Ticket Prices: Free: Limit 2 tickets per person Valid until 7:45pm

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Presented by Harvard - Radcliffe MIHNUET
Kirkland JCR
Runs: 2/12


Ticket Prices: Regular: $8.00

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Presented by Dunster House Opera Society
Dunster House Dining Hall
Runs: 2/5 - 2/13
The Dunster House Opera Society is proud to announce its 2010 production of Benjamin Britten's Albert Herring, featuring a libretto by Eric Crozier. Music Director Nico Olarte-Hayes '11 will join Stage Director Stewart Kramer '12 in bringing this comic chamber opera to life. Produced by Ashley Kaupert '12 and Tiffany Bradshaw '10.

Ticket Prices: Regular: $15.00; Students: $5.00; Seniors (65+): $10.00; Residents: $3.00

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Presented by Harvard - Radcliffe Veritones & The Harvard LowKeys
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 2/13


Ticket Prices: Regular: $10.00; Students: $7.00

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Presented by Dunster House Opera Society
Dunster House Dining Hall
Runs: 2/5 - 2/13
The Dunster House Opera Society is proud to announce its 2010 production of Benjamin Britten's Albert Herring, featuring a libretto by Eric Crozier. Music Director Nico Olarte-Hayes '11 will join Stage Director Stewart Kramer '12 in bringing this comic chamber opera to life. Produced by Ashley Kaupert '12 and Tiffany Bradshaw '10.

Ticket Prices: Regular: $20.00; Students: $10.00; Seniors (65+): $15.00; Residents: $8.00

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Presented by Handel & Haydn
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 2/14
Celebrate the season of love with a program of beautiful, romantic vocal music, and moving readings from Shakespeare.
Laurence Cummings, conductor
Members of the Handel and Haydn Society Chorus

Ticket Prices: Regular: $72, $53, $35; Students with ID: $15 ticket in $35 section only (1 ticket per student); WGBH members: 10% OFF all prices; Groups of 10 or more: 20% OFF; Outings & Innings: 20% OFF

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Presented by The Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations, Office for the Arts and Weatherhead Center for International Affairs
Weil Town Hall, Belfer Building, Harvard Kennedy School of Government
Runs: 2/16
REPRESENTING AMERICANNESS? MUSEUMS, THE NATION AND THE GLOBE

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Presented by Adams House ARTspace
Adams House
Runs: 2/5
How Songs Work is a co-curricular course on the American popular song, including history, forms, song parts, and listening.

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Presented by World Music
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 2/19
Masters of Persian Music explores the rich heritage of Persian classical music and ancient Sufi and contemporary poetry.

Ticket Prices: Regular: $40, $32, $28

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Presented by Harvard Din & Tonics and Harvard-Radcliffe Opportunes
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 2/20


Ticket Prices: Regular: $12.00; Students: $8.00; Seniors (65+): $8.00

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Presented by Boston Chamber Music Society
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 2/21
Mozart - Fantasia in F minor, K. 608, arr. for Piano Four Hands
Beethoven - Piano Trio in E-flat major, Op. 70, No. 2
Beethoven - Grosse Fuge, for Piano Four Hands, Op. 134
Brahms - Piano Trio in C minor, Op. 101

Ticket Prices: Regular: $50, $40, $30, $20; Students: $8 ticket in 3 lower price categories (no $50 seats); Seniors, WGBH & MTA members, Harvard Outings & Innings: $4 Off; Student Rush: $5 Cash Only restricted to $30 & $20 priced seats, available 90 minutes prior to concert

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Presented by Learning From Performers
New College Theatre
Runs: 2/23
“Meaning, Matter, and Measurement: A Choreography of Science and Art.” In recent years, choreographer Liz Lerman and her Maryland-based company, the Dance Exchange, have been using art as the meeting place for ideas about science and its impact on our lives. Using video excerpts and conversation, Lerman will reflect on her collaborations with scientists and dancers to explore such topics as genomics, particle physics, the nature of discovery, and how science changes the way we view ourselves and our world. Moderated by dance critic and journalist Debra Cash.

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Presented by Learning From Performers
New College Theatre
Runs: 2/24
“Hypermusic: A Projective Opera in Seven Planes,” a conversation with video clips about the multimedia music-theater piece, with composer Hèctor Parra and librettist Lisa Randall, Frank B. Baird, Jr. Professor of Science in the Department of Physics, Harvard University. Moderated by arts journalist Alicia Anstead.

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Presented by Lowell House Music Society
Lowell House Dining Hall
Runs: 2/24 - 3/6
Floria Tosca is heroic in love, savage in hate. See this tempestuous diva, the painter who loves her spirit, and the police baron obsessed with her body, in Lowell House Opera's fully staged production of that most tortured of operatic stories, Puccini's TOSCA.

Ticket Prices: Premium Seating: $40.00; Regular: $20.00; Students: $12.00; Seniors (65+): $15.00; Lowell House Residents: $10.00 (1 ticket per resident per ID).

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Presented by Boston Philharmonic Orchestra
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 2/25 - 2/28
Mahler: Symphony No. 7

Ticket Prices: Regular: $70, $55, $40 and $15; Discounts: WGBH members, WCRB (Classical Advantage), Mass. Teachers Assoc. and Boston Center for the Arts members: $10 Off top 3 prices; Coolidge Corner Theatre: $5 Off all prices; Harvard Outings & Innings Discount: 20% Off; Senior and Student Rush: $8 cash only 90 minutes prior to concert.

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Presented by World Music
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 2/26
Omara Portuondo, the world-renowned vocalist who began her career in Cuba in the 1940s and popularized her country’s music a decade ago as the female star of the Buena Vista Social Club, returns to Boston for the first time since 2000.

Ticket Prices: Regular: $42, $32, $28

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Presented by Lowell House Music Society
Lowell House Dining Hall
Runs: 2/24 - 3/6
Floria Tosca is heroic in love, savage in hate. See this tempestuous diva, the painter who loves her spirit, and the police baron obsessed with her body, in Lowell House Opera's fully staged production of that most tortured of operatic stories, Puccini's TOSCA.

Ticket Prices: Premium Seating: $40.00; Regular: $20.00; Students: $12.00; Seniors (65+): $15.00; Lowell House Residents: $10.00 (1 ticket per resident per ID).

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Presented by Center for European Studies Undergraduate Board
Center for European Studies
Runs: 2/26


Ticket Prices: Regular: $15.00 (Non-Harvard guests must attend with a guest with a Valid Harvard ID)

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Presented by Harvard Foundation
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 2/27


Ticket Prices: Regular: $20.00 (limit of 2 tickets); Harvard Students: $12.00 (limit of 4 tickets per person per ID)

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Presented by The Roosevelt Institute, cosponsored by the FDR Suite Foundation
Adams House
Runs: 2/26 - 2/27
The Third Annual FDR Memorial Lecture and Gala Dinner

Ticket Prices: Lecture $25; Harvard Students: Free (1 ticket per person per ID; limited availability; lecture only) Lecture and cocktail/ hors d'oeuvres reception $45 Full board with dinner and dancing $175 Full board seated at the Roosevelt table $375 (limited to 8 - call 617.496.6091 for Roosevelt Table seating)

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Presented by Harvard Foundation
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 2/27


Ticket Prices: Regular: $7.00; Students: $5.00

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Presented by Lowell House Music Society
Lowell House Dining Hall
Runs: 2/24 - 3/6
Floria Tosca is heroic in love, savage in hate. See this tempestuous diva, the painter who loves her spirit, and the police baron obsessed with her body, in Lowell House Opera's fully staged production of that most tortured of operatic stories, Puccini's TOSCA.

Ticket Prices: Premium Seating: $40.00; Regular: $20.00; Students: $12.00; Seniors (65+): $15.00; Lowell House Residents: $10.00 (1 ticket per resident per ID).

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Presented by Harvard Black Students' Association
Hyatt Regency - Boston
Runs: 2/27


Ticket Prices: Regular: $20.00

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Presented by Boston Philharmonic Orchestra
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 2/25 - 2/28
Mahler: Symphony No. 7

Ticket Prices: Regular: $78, $60, $45 and $25; Discounts: WGBH members, WCRB (Classical Advantage), Mass. Teachers Assoc. and Boston Center for the Arts members: $10 Off top 3 prices; Coolidge Corner Theatre: $5 Off all prices; Harvard Outings & Innings Discount: 20% Off; Senior and Student Rush: $8 cash only starting at 1pm day of concert.

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Presented by Lowell House Music Society
Lowell House Dining Hall
Runs: 2/24 - 3/6
Floria Tosca is heroic in love, savage in hate. See this tempestuous diva, the painter who loves her spirit, and the police baron obsessed with her body, in Lowell House Opera's fully staged production of that most tortured of operatic stories, Puccini's TOSCA.

Ticket Prices: Premium Seating: $40.00; Regular: $20.00; Students: $12.00; Seniors (65+): $15.00; Lowell House Residents: $10.00 (1 ticket per resident per ID).

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Presented by Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts
Carpenter Center
Runs: 3/3 - 4/4
Gallery talk with the artist.

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Presented by Lowell House Music Society
Lowell House Dining Hall
Runs: 2/24 - 3/6
Floria Tosca is heroic in love, savage in hate. See this tempestuous diva, the painter who loves her spirit, and the police baron obsessed with her body, in Lowell House Opera's fully staged production of that most tortured of operatic stories, Puccini's TOSCA.

Ticket Prices: Premium Seating: $40.00; Regular: $20.00; Students: $12.00; Seniors (65+): $15.00; Lowell House Residents: FREE (1 ticket per resident per ID).

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Presented by Harvard South Asian Association
Agassiz Theatre
Runs: 3/4 - 3/6


Ticket Prices: Thursday Evening & Saturday Matinee: Regular: $13.00; Harvard Undergraduates: $9.00 (1 ticket per person with valid ID) Friday & Saturday Evenings: Regular: $17.00; Harvard Undergraduates: $12.00 (1 ticket per person with valid ID)

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Presented by Harvard South Asian Association
Agassiz Theatre
Runs: 3/4 - 3/6


Ticket Prices: Thursday Evening & Saturday Matinee: Regular: $13.00; Harvard Undergraduates: $9.00 (1 ticket per person with valid ID) Friday & Saturday Evenings: Regular: $17.00; Harvard Undergraduates: $12.00 (1 ticket per person with valid ID)

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Presented by Harvard - Radcliffe Orchestra (HRO)
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 3/5 - 2/5
Kirchner “Music for Orchestra #2,” Concerto competition winner (to be announced), and Brahms Symphony #3.


Ticket Prices: Regular: $21.00, $16.00, $12.00; Students: $10.00, $8.00, $6.00; Seniors (65+): $10.00, $8.00, $6.00

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Presented by Kuumba Singers of Harvard College
Lowell Lecture Hall
Runs: 3/5


Ticket Prices: Regular: $10.00; Students: $7.00

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Presented by Lowell House Music Society
Lowell House Dining Hall
Runs: 2/24 - 3/6
Floria Tosca is heroic in love, savage in hate. See this tempestuous diva, the painter who loves her spirit, and the police baron obsessed with her body, in Lowell House Opera's fully staged production of that most tortured of operatic stories, Puccini's TOSCA.

Ticket Prices: Premium Seating: $40.00; Regular: $20.00; Students: $12.00; Seniors (65+): $15.00; Lowell House Residents: $10.00 (1 ticket per resident per ID).

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Presented by Harvard Extension International Relations Club
Memorial Church
Runs: 3/6


Ticket Prices: Regular: $6.00; Harvard Extension School Students: $4.00 (Degree Program Candidates. Limit 1 ticket per person per ID at discounted rate). Harvard Faculty and Administrators: Free while supplies last (1 ticket per person per valid Harvard ID)

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Presented by Harvard South Asian Association
Agassiz Theatre
Runs: 3/4 - 3/6


Ticket Prices: Thursday Evening & Saturday Matinee: Regular: $13.00; Harvard Undergraduates: $9.00 (1 ticket per person with valid ID) Friday & Saturday Evenings: Regular: $17.00; Harvard Undergraduates: $12.00 (1 ticket per person with valid ID)

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Presented by Harvard South Asian Association
Agassiz Theatre
Runs: 3/4 - 3/6


Ticket Prices: Thursday Evening & Saturday Matinee: Regular: $13.00; Harvard Undergraduates: $9.00 (1 ticket per person with valid ID) Friday & Saturday Evenings: Regular: $17.00; Harvard Undergraduates: $12.00 (1 ticket per person with valid ID)

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Presented by Harvard Glee Club & Radcliffe Choral Society
Sanders Theatre
Runs: 3/6
Annual performance for Junior Parents' Weekend featuring HGC and RCS.

Ticket Prices: Regular: $20.00; Students: $10.00; Seniors (65+): $10.00

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Presented by Bach Society Orchestra
Paine Hall
Runs: 3/6
Prokofiev Symphony No. 1 in D Major, Op. 25, "Classical"
T.B.D. Concerto Competition Winner
T.B.D. Composition Competition Winner
Mozart Symphony No. 35 in D Major, K. 385, "Haffner"

Ticket Prices: Regular: $12.00; Students: $8.00; Seniors (65+): $8.00

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Presented by Harvard University Wind Ensemble
Lowell Lecture Hall
Runs: 3/6


Ticket Prices: Regular: $8.00; Students: $5.00; Seniors (65+): $5.00; Harvard ID: $5.00

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Presented by Lowell House Music Society
Lowell House Dining Hall
Runs: 2/24 - 3/6
Floria Tosca is heroic in love, savage in hate. See this tempestuous diva, the painter who loves her spirit, and the police baron obsessed with her body, in Lowell House Opera's fully staged production of that most tortured of operatic stories, Puccini's TOSCA.

Ticket Prices: Premium Seating: $40.00; Regular: $20.00; Students: $12.00; Seniors (65+): $15.00; Lowell House Residents: $10.00 (1 ticket per resident per ID).

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