Delight in an evening of the Sublime! Enjoy Schubert’s Shepherd on the Rock and Paul Gibson’s companion piece “A Shepherd’s Lott. Celebrate how music can transcending the harshest of realities with Lori Laitman’s “I Never Saw Another Butterfly."
This performance is open to the public, free of charge.
The Heidelberg University School of Music & Theatre presents The Greek Plays: Lysistrata and Oedipus Rex in Gundlach Theatre.
General admission is $15, Berg Bravo!, faculty and staff admission is $10 and student admission is $5.
Enjoy an afternoon showcasing the amazing faculty in Heidelberg's School of Music & Theatre. Be delighted, inspired and moved by the power of music and drama.
Variety is the Spice!
This program explores the ways composers use variation technique to create highly original musical works. Featured composers include Sweelinck, Bach, McConnell, Barber, Franck, and Alain.
Free and open to the public. All are welcome!
Heidelberg Marching Band to Perform at Edison Invitational
Meet and greet fellow alumni, current Heidelberg director of bands Jon Waters and Heidelberg Marching Band members in conjunction with eight other northwest Ohio HS marching bands (four of which are led by 'Berg grads) competing in the Edison Invitational marching band competition.
Edison Invitational
October 5, 2019
Gates open at 5:00 p.m.
Show starts 6:30 p.m.
The Heidelberg Marching Band will open the show.
Edison High School
SR 113 East
Milan, OH 44846
Join adjunct faculty member Maria Bessmeltseva for her violin recital.
On Friday, November 15, spend a day at Heidelberg University exploring music and theatre at the collegiate level. Whether you are thinking about majoring or minoring in music or theatre, or just continuing to play, sing and act, we will offer a unique look at the college experience.
“The Penguin Tango,” an original play written by Heidelberg University Theatre Director Stephen Svoboda, tackles gay relationships and the meaning of true family in the zany world of the Bremerhaven Zoo. Prior to its international premier at Edinburgh Festival Fringe this summer, 1850 Productions is bringing the show to Gundlach Theatre for a single preview performance April 27.
We’re all familiar with the famous Longfellow quote, “Music is the universal language.” On April 6, Heidelberg University School of Music & Theatre professors Carol Dusdieker (soprano) and Cynthia Ramsdell (piano) will embellish the quote to “Music is the universal language for all ages” in their Children’s Concert at 4 p.m. Saturday, April 6, in Brenneman Music Hall.
