Open DJ Decks is for all levels of musicians. This event is open to all ASU students and to the public. Bring your lunch and some friends!
This event is a collaboration betwen Herberger Institute Office of Student Success and ASU Popular Music.
For a full listing of all School of Music, Dance and Theatre events visit: musicdancetheatre.asu.edu/events
Outstanding students from Dr. Meir's studio at Arizona State University display their piano skills.
Please Note: The event is free and on a first come, first served basis.
For more information on the Performance with a View Series visit the Tempe Center for the Arts website.
Generation to generation, Americans pass down cherished stories. In rumor and ritual, document and dance, these myths sustain a sense of continuity—unearthing meaning and maintaining identity as we move through history, step by step.
The New Work Lab presents readings of works in progress by ASU students.
"Universe Under Your Tongue"
By Arin Sparrow Dineen
A modern-day parent and child read a bedtime tale from the life of Krishna and imagine what it would be like to experience infinity.
Content transparency: "Universe Under Your Tongue" includes religious themes, mentions of suicidal ideation, and imagery of war and historical violence.
The New Work Lab presents readings of works in progress by ASU students.
"While We Wait"
Directed by Anastasia Levkun
Devised by the full company
The New Work Lab presents readings of works in progress by ASU students.
"The Sixth Session"
By Erika Acuna Leyva
After surviving another suicide attempt, Elvis, pushed by her mother, goes to therapy under one condition: this unusual therapist has only five sessions to make her want to live.
Content transparency: The Sixth Session includes discussions and depictions of suicide, self-harm, violence, strong language, and sexual abuse.
We are delighted to welcome pianist Gile Bae to Arizona State University. Ms. Bae will be teaching a masterclass to students in the ASU School of Music, Dance and Theatre Keyboard area.
Gile will also perform a few solo selections in a special recital from 12 to 12:30 p.m., followed by the masterclass from 12:30 to 2 p.m.
Both events are free and open to the public.
This event is sponsored by Mr. Dewey Schade.
Pianist Tali Morgulis is a passionate performer and a dedicated pedagogue. Prize winner of several international competitions, Morgulis continues to present critically acclaimed solo, chamber music and orchestral performances worldwide and champions living composers with regular commissions and performances of new pieces. She has premiered works by Marcus Maroney, Lei Liang and Finola Merivale and her concert repertoire also includes many lesser known gems of composers past and present. Her most recent performances have championed works by women composers.
Join the Labriola National American Indian Data Center on Thursday, February 26 from 6 to 8 p.m. for this semester's Indigenous Open Mic Night! The host for this Open Mic is Dr. Manny Loley.
Los Llaneros brings the rhythmic music of the Colombian and Venezuelan plains to the stage, featuring harp, cuatro, maracas, vocals and more. Founded in 1978 and led by vocalist Karin Stein with roots in both Indigenous and Spanish traditions, their style features fast-paced rhythms and intricate techniques rarely heard outside the region. Los Llaneros delivers a performance that honors the beautiful culture, history and spirit of the Llanos.