Enjoy a Night of Noh Theatre
The Department of Theatre presents A Night of Noh Theatre in the Waltmar Theatre, February 13-15, 20-22, conceived and directed by associate professor Tamiko…
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Don't Miss Tenor Bruce Sledge on February 8
Bruce Sledge ’94, one of today’s most in-demand tenori di grazia, will be performing works by Bellini, Duparc, Rachmaninov, Strauss and Puccini in Salmon…
Passion is Priority for University Singer Annie Kubitschek ‘14
Music has always been present in Orinda, California native Annie Kubitschek’s life. Whether it was with her family or in groups at school, she…
Alumnus Update: Daniel Curran
Daniel Curran ’08 is currently rehearsing for Gotham Chamber Opera’s La Descente d’Orphée Aux Enfers in New York, singing the role of Orphée. He is also under contract with…
Music Alumnus Wins Palm Springs Opera Guild Award
Alumnus Efrain Solis ’11 won 2nd Place in the 30th Palm Springs Opera Guild Vocal Competition . Previous competition winners are currently singing with major…
Chapman University Singers: The Lone Star Tour 2014
Following their successful performance of Benjamin Britten’s monumental War Requiem at Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, Chapman’s University Singers took their talents to the…
Piano Students Win MTAC Awards
Congratulations to the piano students who participated in the Music Teacher’s Association of California Theme Festival 2013, Orange County Branch, the Romantic and Impressionist…
Students Tour New Cirque du Soleil Production
Alicia Guy, associate professor of dance, and Don Guy, assistant professor of theatre, took a group of dance majors and technical theatre students to see a…
Music Professor Earns Grammy Nomination
Congratulations to adjunct professor of music Aron Kallay, who was nominated, with Vicki Ray, William Winant, and Tom Peters, for a Grammy Award for Best…
If All the Sky Were Paper Featured on CNN
If All the Sky Were Paper, directed by associate professor of theatre John Benitz, was featured on a CNN segment that aired on Veterans Day…
Student Cellist Wins Pasadena Showcase House Competition
Cellist Christopher DeFazio ’16 was recently awarded first prize in the strings category for the Pasadena Showcase House Competition. He was awarded $4,000. The finals took place…
New Wind Symphony Conductor to Make His Debut
On November 9, Chapman University Wind Symphony will present “Dreams, Dances, and Visions”, the first concert conducted by assistant professor Christopher Nicholas. “Dreams, Dances,…