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NOTE: This was originally scheduled to be the annual Bourgeois Honor Band performance with the Loyola Wind Ensemble, but due to unexpected circumstances, Colonel Bourgeois will instead be joining us for a performance with the Wind Ensemble & Concert Band on Thursday, February 20th.

Music Education Lecture Series

Catch our wonderful Vocal Jazz Ensemble in concert, led by the Director for the School of Music & Theatre Professions, Kate Duncan. Ìý Ìý

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This event is free and open to the public.

Come hear Loyola's full concert band perform masterpieces from the band repertoire, led by our Director of Bands, Professor Brent Echols.ÌýÌý Ìý

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Come see a double feature of two of our Jazz Ensembles! This big band performance will feature students of Professor Wess Anderson and Professor Jason Mingeldorff.

This program will celebrate the music of John Coltrane, and will include such numbers as:

Blue Train
Impressions
Tungi
Naina
The Love Supreme
...and more!

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NOTE: This event is OFF-CAMPUS.

Join our Loyola Jazz Workshop Band as they rock the house at Maple Leaf Bar, one week ahead of their performance in Roussel!

TicketsÌýare $5 in advanceÌýand $10Ìýat the door.

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You won't want to miss this performance by Loyola's top Jazz Ensemble! This big band performance will be led by our Director of Jazz Studies, Dr. Gordon Towell.ÌýÌý Ìý

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Death has come for Everybody, but Everybody isn't exactly ready...This witty and passionate modern riff on the fifteenth-century morality play Everyman by Pulitzer Prize Finalist and Tony Winner Branden Jacobs-Jenkins follows Everybody (chosen from amongst the cast by lottery at each performance) as they journey through life’s greatest mystery—the meaning of living.Ìý

Content Guidance: This play contains strong language and themes of death and dying.

Fans of choral music, rejoice and mark your calendars! This concert features the Loyola Chorale, our large auditioned choral group, as well as our smaller handpicked Chamber Singers ensemble. This concert will be led by Director of Choral Studies, Dr. Meg Frazier.ÌýÌý Ìý

A ground-breaking work in modern American theatre by Ntozake Shange, for colored girls who have considered suicide / when the rainbow is enuf is a choreopoem that follows seven women of color through a world of shaped by racism, oppression, and sexism. These women, each named after the colors of the rainbow, tell their stories and the stories of other women they know through poetry, music, and dance. Directed and Choreographed by "Mama Kai" Knight, this piece uplifts women’s struggles, strength, desires, resilience, and the sanctified magic of love and possibility.

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