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Applause for the Cause
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A standing ovation for those who gave to Gustavus performing arts in February. The “debut performance” of Applause for the Cause, a giving event, raised more than $216,000 from 432 donors in just 36 hours. Gifts from alumni through the decades and from around the globe—as well as gifts from parents, grandparents, and friends who…
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Elaina Ballard ’25 Fine Arts Feature
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Elaina Ballard ‘25, a senior Psychology and Scandinavian Studies double major from Thief River Falls, MN, has been involved in many areas of the Music Department. She’s a current section leader in the Gustavus Choir, a member of LeGACy Acapella, takes piano lessons with Dr. Yumiko Oshima-Ryan, and performs piano accompaniment for vocal and choir…
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The Steps Behind The Wintering
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“The Wintering” is one of the shows the Gustavus Dance Department puts together each year, and took place in late January. This is a notable show because it features a guest choreographer, faculty choreographers, and student choreographers. Eleanor Charlson ’26, one of the student choreographers, shared a little bit about the experience of dancing in…
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Karrin Meffert-Nelson: Musical Connections at Gustavus
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Gustavus Adolphus College boasts an impressive collection of faculty. With every department full of professors that excel both in their fields and their mentoring, students receive support in all interests they pursue. Dr. Karrin Meffert-Nelson is an Associate Professor of Music teaching clarinet, courses in the music education program and a first term seminar course…
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The New House: The play of the century, well the 18th century
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Have you ever wondered what it was like to live in Venice, Italy during the 18th century? Boats are all the rage, the social dynamics are changing, and corsets are the fashion of the time. Well that’s exactly what the upcoming Gustavus production of The New House showcases, which can be seen December 13 though…
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Diminutive Messengers and Big Conversations
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The Nobel Conference is regarded as one of Gustavus’ best traditions, acclaimed internationally for being a meeting of the best scientific minds. This year, the Conference, entitled “Insects: Little Body, Big Impact” occurs on Tuesday, October 3 and Wednesday, October 4, 2023, offering up a visual arts exhibition for students and the general public to…
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Fine Arts Weekly Preview: February 27 to March 5
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This week features the opening reception of MSU prints: John Winkler and Students, a concert by The Twin Cities Jazz Composers Orchestra, and a lecture and a recital with guest artist Derek Polischuk. Opening Reception: MSU Prints: John Winkler and Students Monday, February 27 | 4:30 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday 9:00 a.m. – 5:00…
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Fine Arts Preview December 12 – 18
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This week features the closing of the Indigenous Relations Group Salon at the Schaefer Art Gallery, as well as the continuation of the Hillstrom Museum Making your mark exhibit. Indigenous Relations Group Salon Schaefer Art Gallery Closes Wednesday December 14th – This week! 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Monday – Wednesday A variety of visual art and…
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Fine Arts Preview November 14 – 20
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This week features the Fall Gustavus Philharmonic Orchestra and Campus Band Fall concert, as well as the Gustavus Concert Series with Masa Ishikawa. 300th Anniversary of Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier Christ Chapel November 14, 7 – 8 PM The Gustavus Department of Music is proud to present the 300th Anniversary of Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier, with performances…
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Fine Arts Week Preview: January 31 – February 6
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This week includes the last two touring stops of the Gustavus Wind Orchestra. Gustavus Wind Orchestra Tour Monday, 7:00 p.m. Tri-City High School Performing Arts Center Montgomery, MN Tuesday, 4:00 p.m. Springfield High School Auditorium Springfield, MN