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The Music of James Williams
Oct. 06
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Voice Audition Preparation Day
Oct. 10
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Faculty Recital: Rob Haskins
Oct. 15
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UNH Symphony Orchestra / Symphonic Band
Oct. 20
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UNH Concert Choir/Chamber Singers Perf
Oct. 21
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UNH Jazz Bands
Oct. 22
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Traditional Jazz Series: The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra
Oct. 23
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K-12 Teacher Workshop: Trauma-Informed Practices for Music Educators
Oct. 24
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Seacoast Choral Artists
Oct. 24
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Student Recital #1
Oct. 29
Set in a fictional New York in the late 1970s, this cult film is both time- and place-specific as well as “outside of time”; both classical and contemporary; a movie and a staged play. The story is an adaptation of Xenophon’s Anabasis in which a group of gang members heroically navigate their way home—on foot, in cars, on the subway—through a hostile city full of rival gangs. Director Walter Hill writes: I liked the idea of telling a story based on Greek history. Specifically, Anabasis relocated to a futuristic, sci-fi setting… When you create science fiction there is often the temptation to render it completely abstract. I thought that the challenge would be to make it simultaneously realist and fantastic; I wanted to combine these two elements in order to turn it into a dark comic book.” Event Url