Singer-Songwriter Louis Apollon was born and raised in the suburbs of New York City by parents of Haitian descent. Music had always been something that sparked curiosity for him. From learning his way around his first instrument, the clarinet, to trying to imitate sounds coming from the radio, to breaking his father’s old record player trying to scratch old records. It was not uncommon to hear sounds from around the world on a daily basis, and those sounds influenced the music he makes today.

Presented by: Club Passim... Read more about Louis Apollon & Blue Light Bandits

Using music as the medium, Portuguese educators Paulo Maria Rodrigues and Helena Rodrigues share examples of artistic projects and explore themes of human connection and communication through a variety of movement and vocal activities that aim to create collaboration and...

A town-hall style conversation with three activist powerhouses talking about the role of the arts and culture in the lives of girls globally. Open to the public.
Presented by: Office for the Arts and the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard Kennedy School,...

A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away…the Pops Orchestra and Harvard Ballet Company combined forces to produce a collaboration of astronomical proportions.

Presented by: Harvard Ballet Company and the Harvard Pops Orchestra... Read more about Out of Orbit

Ross Wood, Associate Organist, Parish of All Saints, Ashmont, Boston, MA. 

Presented by: The Memorial Church of Harvard University

Admission: Free and open to the public.

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Thomas Sheehan, Associate University Organist and Choirmaster, The Memorial Church of Harvard University. 

Presented by: The Memorial Church of Harvard University

Admission: Free and open to the public.

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Claudio Monteverdi’s Vespers (1610), in celebration of Monteverdi's 450th anniversary. Performed by the Harvard University Choir and Harvard Baroque Chamber Orchestra.

Presented by: The Memorial Church of Harvard University

Admission: Free and open to the public.

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Carson Cooman, Composer in Residence at The Memorial Church of Harvard University, presents a Holy Week-themed organ recital on the Fisk, Skinner, and Klop organs. Music will include works by Willscher, Ferrari, Woodman, Machajdík, and Leijon.

Presented by: The Memorial Church of Harvard University

Admission: Free and open to the public.

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The Harvard University Choir will perform Brahms, A German Requiem.

Presented by: The Memorial Church of Harvard University

Admission: Free and open to the public.

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The Harvard University Choir will perform Tobias and the Angel, a church opera by Jonathan Dove to a libretto by David Lan, featuring professional soloists and orchestra.

Presented by: The Memorial Church of Harvard University

Admission: Free and open to the public.

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Presented by: Harvard University Music Department and Aga Khan Music Initiative.... Read more about John Knowles Paine Concert Hall

Presented by: Harvard University Music Department... Read more about John Knowles Paine Concert Hall

Known for his many dynamic characters who stand up to men behaving badly, Rossini set his sights in Le Comte Ory on the sexual antics of the medieval French nobility. 

Presented by: Lowell House Opera Society
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How to get tickets: The Harvard Box Office 617-496-2222
Runs: 4/12/2018 through 4/15/2018

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