Upcoming Noon Concerts
The Department of Music offers free noontime concerts on selected Wednesdays and Fridays in Campbell Recital Hall.
Noon concerts take place in Campbell Recital Hall and begin at 12:30 p.m., unless otherwise indicated. Parking is available for a fee in the Tresisdder parking lot.
The Department of Music offers noon concerts on Wednesdays and Fridays in Campbell Recital Hall.
Feb
05
NOON CONCERT: Flute Students of Melody Holmes
12:30pm | Campbell Recital Hall, MAP
Flute students from Melody Holmes's studio are featured in this noontime concert.
Admission Info
Free
Feb
07
NOON CONCERT: Seunghee Lee, haegeum
12:30pm | Campbell Recital Hall, MAP
Seunghee Lee, haegeum (a traditional Korean string instrument), plays new Korean music by Hyo-shin Na, old Korean music (traditional works), and Haegeum Sanjo.
Admission Info
Free
Feb
19
NOON CONCERT: Flute Students of Alexandra Hawley
12:30pm | Campbell Recital Hall, MAP
Flute students are featured in this noontime concert.
Admission Info
Free
Feb
26
NOON CONCERT: Harpsichord Studio of Elaine Thornburgh
12:30pm | Campbell Recital Hall, MAP
Harpsichord students of Elaine Thornburgh will be featured in this noontime recital.
Admission Info
Free
Mar
04
NOON CONCERT: Flute Students of Greer Ellison
12:30pm | Campbell Recital Hall, MAP
Flute students from Greer Ellison's studio are featured in this noontime concert.
Admission Info
Free
Mar
06
NOON CONCERT: Piano Studio of George Barth and Kumaran Arul
12:30pm | Campbell Recital Hall, MAP
Piano students of George Barth and Kumaran Arul will be featured in this noontime recital.
Admission Info
Free
Mar
11
NOON CONCERT: Piano Studio of Frederick Weldy
12:30pm | Campbell Recital Hall, MAP
Piano students of Frederick Weldy will be featured in this noontime recital.
Admission Info
Free
Mar
13
NOON CONCERT: Voice Students of Kathryne Jennings
12:30pm | Campbell Recital Hall, MAP
The voice students of Kathryne Jennings's studio perform.
Admission Info
Free
Apr
09
NOON CONCERT: Emerging String Quartet Program – Vera Quartet
12:30pm | Campbell Recital Hall, MAP
The Vera Quartet shares the uniquely democratic dynamic of a string quartet with diverse audiences within and beyond the concert hall. Winners of the 2018 Astral Artists National Auditions, the Vera Quartet is currently the String Quartet in Residence at the Curtis Institute of Music. The quartet received Grand Prizes at the Chamber Music Yellow Springs and Plowman Chamber Music Competitions, top prizes from the M-Prize Chamber Arts Competition, and the St. Lawrence String Quartet Prize from the Wigmore Hall International String Quartet Competition.
The Vera Quartet has held residencies at the Aspen Music Festival, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, Beethovenhaus in Germany, Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, and McGill International String Quartet Academy. In 2017, they were selected as one of five Young Artists in Residence at NPR’s Performance Today. Recent seasons have included international tours to Argentina, Hong Kong, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, and Vietnam.
The St. Lawrence String Quartet, Stanford's artist-in-residence, developed the Emerging String Quartet Program (ESQP) as a workshop focused on community outreach for young professional musicians, in which emerging ensembles are invited to Stanford for a residency allowing for the musicians to receive coaching from the SLSQ, as well as experiencing an intense schedule performing both on- and off- campus for a variety of schools, community groups, and Silicon Valley businesses. The musicians, already highly accomplished presenters and performers, are provided rare opportunities to interact with the audiences to develop both their skills as performers and as community builders.
Photo: Matt Dine
Admission Info
Free
Apr
24
NOON CONCERT: Trombone Students of McDowell Kenley
12:30pm | Campbell Recital Hall, MAP
Trombone students are featured in this noontime concert.
Admission Info
Free
