Music on a Friday Afternoon (or "MOFA") is an informal recital series where students showcase the music they've been practicing throughout the semester. A long-standing tradition in the Music Department, MOFAs allow students to gain performance experience while connecting with peers and community members.
Today's concert features music by Vivaldi, Chopin, Fauré, Handel, Ben Moore, and Princess Miriam Likelike. Artists include:
In a world where paranoia and toxic dominance corrupt the mind of the country's leader, two women negotiate with equal parts rage and grace in order to keep the whole kingdom from burning down.
The students of piano instructor Galina Barskaya present an afternoon recital.
In a world where paranoia and toxic dominance corrupt the mind of the country's leader, two women negotiate with equal parts rage and grace in order to keep the whole kingdom from burning down.
In a world where paranoia and toxic dominance corrupt the mind of the country's leader, two women negotiate with equal parts rage and grace in order to keep the whole kingdom from burning down.
Hula O Hoaloha was established in 2009 to service the Atwater, Eagle Rock and Silverlake Communities. Their mission is to maintain and perpetuate Hawaiian Traditions, Culture and Language through the teachings of Hawaiian Dance and Music. They will perform dances from the two Hula categories: Hula Kahiko (Ancient Hula) and Hula Auana (Modern Hula).
This is a CSP99 event.
