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Westminster Singers & Chorale Performance

December 08, 2024
7:30 pm

Performing Arts Events



Westminster’s Performing Arts programs provide a meaningful cultural connection between talented students and the Sugar House community. Enjoy one of the many upcoming performances firsthand, from live theatre to immersive dance ensemble experiences.


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Westminster Concert Series: Hear & Now

February 24
7:30 pm

Vieve Gore Concert Hall, Jewett Center for the Performing Arts and Emma Eccles Jones Conservatory

Celebrating its third year commissioning a new work by an emerging composer of color, Hear & Now seeks to build greater understanding and empathy by widening the repertoire that has been generationally limited in classical music spheres. The prize includes a commissioning fee, a professional recording of their new work, travel, and housing costs in Salt Lake City and time to work with students and speak with audiences at the world premiere. This year's call for compositions is for solo piano or solo piano + electronics.

Post-concert reception in Richer Alcove after concert series "Hear & Now" world premiere

 


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The Oresteia

February 27
7:30 pm

Dumke Student Theater, Emma Eccles Jones Conservatory

Aeschylus' great trilogy of Greek tragedies about the end of the curse on the House of Atreus, The Oresteia comprises Agamemnon, Choephori (Libation-Bearers) and Eumenides (The Furies). 
 
The trilogy was first performed at the Dionysia festival in Athens in 458 BC, where it won first prize. 

Working with the translator, Emilio Casillas will be distilling this trilogy into a 90-minute production.


The Oresteia image - a blue-toned centurion with a helmet and a sword

The Oresteia

February 28
7:30 pm

Dumke Student Theater, Emma Eccles Jones Conservatory

Aeschylus' great trilogy of Greek tragedies about the end of the curse on the House of Atreus, The Oresteia comprises Agamemnon, Choephori (Libation-Bearers) and Eumenides (The Furies). 
 
The trilogy was first performed at the Dionysia festival in Athens in 458 BC, where it won first prize. 

Working with the translator, Emilio Casillas will be distilling this trilogy into a 90-minute production.


The Oresteia image - a blue-toned centurion with a helmet and a sword

The Oresteia

March 01
7:30 pm

Dumke Student Theater, Emma Eccles Jones Conservatory

Aeschylus' great trilogy of Greek tragedies about the end of the curse on the House of Atreus, The Oresteia comprises Agamemnon, Choephori (Libation-Bearers) and Eumenides (The Furies). 
 
The trilogy was first performed at the Dionysia festival in Athens in 458 BC, where it won first prize. 

Working with the translator, Emilio Casillas will be distilling this trilogy into a 90-minute production.


Signature Performances

music performance with piano, stand up bass, and violin, in a packed concert hall

Glint

Glint brings together original dance works by students, faculty, and artists from the community, projected across the architecture and landscape of Westminster’s campus. 
student dancing on campus

Concert Series

The Westminster Concert Series provides cultural enrichment for the Salt Lake community through live music, performed by an extraordinary cadre of local professional musicians. 

Greek Theatre performance on stage

Classical Greek Theatre Festival

The Classical Greek Theatre Festival introduces an appreciation of ancient Greek theatre throughout Utah communities and campuses. 
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Music Ensembles

Westminster’s music ensembles range from chamber singers to jazz ensembles to an opera studio and offer students, faculty, and staff the opportunity to engage and perform for the community. 

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