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All Mozart!: Celebrating the unity that comes with Conservatory’s Major Works Concert
Read More: All Mozart!: Celebrating the unity that comes with Conservatory’s Major Works ConcertDirected by Mark Dupere, Lawrence students rehearse on stage in Memorial Chapel for the April 19 Major Works Concert. (Photos by Danny Damiani)
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Zakir Hussain, winner of three 2024 Grammy Awards, to be in concert April 6 in Memorial Chapel
Read More: Zakir Hussain, winner of three 2024 Grammy Awards, to be in concert April 6 in Memorial ChapelZakir Hussain will bring Tisra to Memorial Chapel April 6.
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Lawrence’s Opera Theatre tackles two little-known operas, both from women composers
Read More: Lawrence’s Opera Theatre tackles two little-known operas, both from women composersLawrence University students Isabella Cerdan, Sean Price, and Charlotte Hall take part in a dress rehearsal for Cendrillon in Stansbury Theater. (Photos by Danny Damiani)
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Experiences in Ireland inspire creative setting for Lawrence’s production of ‘As You Like It’
Read More: Experiences in Ireland inspire creative setting for Lawrence’s production of ‘As You Like It’Lawrence Theatre rehearses for As You Like It in Cloak Theater. The stage setting transports the Shakespeare classic to Ireland. (Photos by Danny Damiani)
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Lawrence’s Estelí Gomez wins 2024 Grammy Award with vocal ensemble Roomful of Teeth
Read More: Lawrence’s Estelí Gomez wins 2024 Grammy Award with vocal ensemble Roomful of TeethEsteli Gomez (center right) joins her Roomful of Teeth ensemble backstage at the 66th annual Grammy Awards.
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Returning to Wisconsin with ‘Les Mis’ is a ‘full circle moment’ for Lawrence alumna Schuyler Thornton
Read More: Returning to Wisconsin with ‘Les Mis’ is a ‘full circle moment’ for Lawrence alumna Schuyler ThorntonSchuyler Thornton ’14 plays the flute in the pit orchestra on the Broadway tour of Les Misérables.
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Lawrence University’s Conservatory of Music launches two new summer music programs
Read More: Lawrence University’s Conservatory of Music launches two new summer music programsLawrence University students Tomás Aviles, Kai Frueh, Cora Tenenbaum, and Annika Schimdt perform as a piano quartet in Memorial Chapel. (Photo by Danny Damiani)


