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Performance:3rd Spaceout International Ambisonics Festival
in 7 hours in 42 minutes
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Performance:Meghan Wysocki, carillon
in 8 hours in 32 minutes
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Performance:3rd Spaceout International Ambisonics Festival
in 11 hours in 42 minutes
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Performance:Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra: The Lord of the Rings Symphony
in 14 hours in 42 minutes
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Performance:Kotaro Fukuma, piano
Oct. 23
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Performance:Concert Band Chamber Winds
Oct. 23
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Performance:In-Ae Ha, piano
Oct. 24
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Performance:Friends of Opera Competition: Undergraduate Division
Oct. 24
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Performance:Student Composer Concert Series
Oct. 24
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Performance:Friends of Opera Competition: Graduate Division
Oct. 25
Performers from the classical saxophone and collaborative piano studios of SMTD Professors Timothy McAllister and Ana María Otamendi are Reuben Obel, Abigail Petersen, Hannah Wolkowitz, Yimeng Xu, Andrea Morokutti, Joseph Wang, Arturo Fernandez, Abner Brijesh, Charlotte Wang, Viktoria Sarkedi, Mathias Van de Louw, Raphael Chou, Jaimey Tison, Amelia Arguelles. Lev Grigorian and Amanda Raymond. This special program features beautiful music by Paule Maurice, Jacques Ibert, Paul Creston, Alexander Glazunov, Ida Gotkowski and more. Admission is free, but donations for Garrett's Space are greatly appreciated and will be accepted here and online: Garrett's Space is a nonprofit dedicated to reducing suicides and filling critical gaps in supportive care options for young adults ages 18 to 28 facing mental health challenges. They are working to restore hope and perspective in this population by promoting connections, self worth and resilience. From Julie & Scott Halpert, who started Garrett's Space: \"We lost our precious son, Garrett, to suicide at age 23 on September 7th, 2017. Garrett truly represented all that was good in the world. A kind, compassionate soul who was always there to listen, he was also bright, extremely athletic and had a quick wit. When he began to struggle, even though he was surrounded by loyal friends and family who loved and supported him, he felt alone. He craved a supportive, holistic place to heal, but it didn’t exist.\"