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“Silent Transmissions” includes thought-provoking paintings, sculptures and installations by Frances Bagley, Vincent Falsetta, James Marshall, John Pomara and Jay Shinn. Four of the five artists represented will be present for the Stephen F. Austin State University School of Art’s opening of the show at 6 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 28, at The Cole Art Center in downtown Nacogdoches.
In his evocative photographs, Frank Dituri uses glimpses of ordinary reality as evidence for things not actually seen. His work has been exhibited worldwide, and he currently teaches at the Libera Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence, Italy.
The Alazan Trio specializes in music by American composers and consists of SFA faculty members Jennifer Dalmas, Evgeni Raychev and Ron Petti. Trios by Zwilich, Sowash and others will be featured.
Bring your entire family to hear the world’s most beloved choir! For over 500 years, audiences across the globe have been thrilled by the clarity, power and beauty of their angelic voices.
Directed by Mai Le
Due to limited seating, advanced purchase is recommended.
SFA’s seventh biennial exhibition and competition for international artists working in art metals showcases the current trends in this field across the globe. Juror to be announced.
Andrew and Linda Parr will celebrate Valentine's Day 2012 with a duo piano recital. The program will include musical tributes to love by composers of different eras.
Mark E. Turner, associate professor of elementary music education for Stephen F. Austin State University, will feature research about the connection between language and music in the fourth of the monthly Robert G. Sidnell Lecture Series in Music Education.
Directed by Katrina Tarson
Due to limited seating, advanced purchase is recommended.
Pianist Geneva Fung will perform a chamber music recital in collaboration with SFA brass, woodwind and string faculty. Works to be performed feature a quintet, sextet and septet from 1830-1965.
Harris will showcase drumming from both the classical western tradition and the increasingly popular ethnic/world music styles, using a wide assortment of drums and percussion instruments.
Trio Solari members Chad Burrow, clarinet; Sean Wang, violin; Amy Cheng, piano; with guest cellist Barrett Sills, perform repertoire for the ensemble including Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time.
Piney Woods Camerata, an ensemble led by SFA string faculty, will present a spring concert featuring Arcangelo Corelli's Concerto Grosso No. 10.
The Prozorov sisters yearn to return to Moscow from the dreary provincial town in which they find themselves. But their listless brother marries an unsophisticated local girl, and their dreams are tempered by a new reality. Chekhov’s classic drama is a tale of wistfulness and humor, love and loss, and coming of age.
This lecture recital by Dr. J.D. Salas will feature the various styles of the northern Mexico regional popular music, discussing its origins and history.