Events

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    Omnia: An Aggieland Percussion Ensemble Concert

    Nov. 20 at 7 p.m. at Black Box Theater, LAAH.

    This ensemble concert celebrates the expansive world of percussion through both ensemble and solo works, showcasing the versatility and depth of the repertoire. Highlights include the world premiere of Ben Cato’s "Hidden Universe," an evocative exploration of cosmic wonder and complexity, where performers transition from accompanists to co-navigators, embodying the spirit of curiosity and discovery. From dynamic rhythms to intricate melodies, this program invites audiences to experience percussion in all its rich forms.

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    Three dancers perform in a dark studio environment.
    Threshold: Concert Choreography Performance

    Nov. 21 and 23 at 7 p.m. at Physical Education Activity Program Building, Room 207. $10; $6 for students and seniors at the MSC Box Office.

    Macie Everitt, Abi McKinney and Bailey Zettler, seniors in the Texas A&M Dance Science program, present their latest works in “Threshold,” a capstone dance concert. The dances share thematic ideas of breaking points and pushing the threshold of our limitations. The concert is produced entirely by the students including choreography, costuming, lighting and marketing and is the culmination of these seniors’ journey through the creative process.

    Tickets at MSC Box Office
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    A group of college students in a trombone choir hold their instruments inside a church, with their professor in the front.
    Trombone Choir in Concert

    The Texas A&M Trombone Choir performs at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, 1001 Woodcreek Drive.

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    Three dancers perform in a dark studio environment.
    Unbound: Concert Choreography Performance

    Nov. 22 at 7 p.m. and Nov. 23 at 2:30 p.m. at Physical Education Activity Program Building, Room 207. $10; $6 for students and seniors at the MSC Box Office.

    Sommer Edgerson, Lindsay Walker and Lenzy Zettler, seniors in the Texas A&M Dance Science program, present their latest works in “Unbound,” a capstone dance concert. The works explore and invoke a range of emotions, including happiness, humor, dread and emptiness. The concert is produced entirely by the students including choreography, costuming, lighting and marketing and is the culmination of these seniors’ journey through the creative process.

    Tickets at MSC Box Office
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    Recital: Dr. Rebecca Hays, soprano, with Dr. Jeffrey Peterson

    Friday at 7 p.m. at Black Box Theater, LAAH.

    This recital will be Dr. Hays' Texas A&M debut. The soprano is joined by Baylor University opera coach and pianist Dr. Jeffrey Peterson to present standard operatic classics, featuring music by Richard Wagner, Antonin Dvorak, Reynaldo Hahn and Francesco Cilea, along with holiday favorites.

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    A college professor stands with her students, who are all dressed in outfits made with recyclable materials.
    Waste Wearable Arts Runway Show

    Nov. 25 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Rudder Theatre. Free but tickets required, available at the MSC Box Office.

    The Waste Wearable Art group project is a unique showcase where creativity meets sustainability. PERF 156 500-501 students have handcrafted stunning designs using plastic, paper, metal and other recyclable materials. These materials have been transformed into fashion statements highlighting waste's impact on climate change. This project raises awareness and offers innovative solutions to global ecological concerns through upcycling.

    Free tickets at MSC Box Office
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    A group of musicians, all wearing black and holding trombones, smiles for a photo.
    Trombone Choir at Christmas in the Park

    Dec. 6 from 7 to 7:30 p.m. at Stephen C. Beachy Central Park in College Station.

    The Trombone Choir will perform traditional Christmas selections in jazz, Latin jazz and concert styles at the festival’s central stage.

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    A black and white photo of a building that is an example of brutalist architecture.
    ‘Carbon Copy’ by Leonid Furmansky

    On view Nov. 4-Jan. 16 at Wright Gallery. Panel discussion Jan. 13 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in Geren Auditorium (ARC B). Reception to follow the panel from 7 to 8 p.m. in Wright Gallery (ARC A). Supported by the Academy for the Visual & Performing Arts.

    Through architectural models and original black-and-white photography by Austin-based photographer Leonid Furmansky, the exhibition compares brutalist architecture such as Le Corbusier’s, La Tourette, and the Langford Architecture Center.