Music by composers of underrepresented populations will be the focus, with repertoire from Arturo Márquez, Daniel Montonya Jr., Omar Thomas, Aaron Copland and local composer Heather Ellis Koehn. Masks respectfully required to attend.
Please join The University of Tulsa School of Music for a faculty performance of Trio for Violin, Horn and Piano by Johannes Brahms. Featured performers will be Maureen O’Boyle, violin, with Joseph Falvey, horn, and Rob Muraoka, piano. Admission is free and open to the public.
Eric Harvey, assistant professor in the School of Communications at Grand Valley State University and freelance writer and reporter on music, media and commerce, will discuss his new book, Who Got the Camera? A History of Rap and Reality. Harvey will delve into the history of hip-hop, the 1992 Los Angeles uprising and how rappers […]
The Tulsa Chorale and The University of Tulsa’s Cappella Chamber Singers will perform the great George Frederic Handel, the composer who gave the world the oratorio masterpiece Messiah, and also composed one of the first stereophonic major dramatic choral pieces, Israel in Egypt. This epic story is told through chorus, soloists and orchestra in the […]
Please join The University of Tulsa School of Music for the Béla Rózsa Memorial Concert, featuring performances of compositions by the student winners of the 2021 and 2022 Béla Rózsa Composition Competitions. This concert is free and open to the public.
While digitalization concerns most people in the world today, many observations show unequal social participation in the use of digital tools and practices – inequalities that are often called a digital divide. Some social inequalities that already existed prior to digitalization are perpetuated throughout processes of digitalization, as is clearly exemplified by the steadily low […]
