Wesleyan Weekend
So many events — from playoff competition in lacrosse to orchestral music, dance, hip hop and theater. I’m going to see Horse Girls on Sunday (I even have a small pre-recorded part), and will catch CFA events as best I can. Sailors and rowers are on the water, runners and jumpers are at NESCAC events, and recitals are all around us. Check out these and more:
Sat., 4/30/22 at 8pm in Crowell Concert Hall: Orchestra, directed by Adj. Assoc. Music Prof. Nadya Potemkina, features winners of annual Concerto Competition – pianist Umi Ito ’22, violinist Julia Kan ’22. FREE! Masks required.
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Sunday, May 1, 2022 at 4pm in World Music Hall: 's Taiko Drumming Ensemble performs the thunderous and thrilling rhythms of Japanese drumming under the direction of Visiting Instructor in Music Fumi Tanakadate. FREE! Masks required.
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Monday, May 2, 2022 at Noon in Crowell Concert Hall: the "Bharata Natyam III" advanced class (DANC 382), taught by Professor and Chair of the Dance Department Hari Krishnan, will present "In Love and War." FREE! Masks required.
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Sat., 4/30/22 at 7pm in World Music Hall: 's Chinese Music Ensemble, under the direction of Joy Lu, presents a variety of Chinese and Taiwanese music derived from traditional and contemporary musical works. FREE! Masks required.
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Sunday, 5/1/22 at 2pm in Crowell Concert Hall: the Worlds of Dance Showcase will feature students performing an exciting array of dance styles from a variety of courses. FREE! Reservations and masks required.
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What a great weekend for the 50th reunions of the classes of 1970 and 1971. Their years on campus were marked by disruption, turbulence and more than a little uncertainty about the future. Sound familiar? I’ve enjoyed my conversations with them and look forward to more.
You can see more 50th Reunion photos .
