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  • A graphic with the dancer on the front and with the text "Texas A&M Dance program presents momentum featuring works by MFA dance students"

    ‘Momentum’

    ‘Momentum’
    Physical Education Activity Program Building 207 632 Penberthy Blvd, College Station, TX

    Experience an evening of original choreography by Master of Fine Arts in Dance students as they embark on their creative journeys toward their capstone projects.

  • A graphic with the dancer on the front and with the text "Texas A&M Dance program presents momentum featuring works by MFA dance students"

    ‘Momentum’

    ‘Momentum’
    Physical Education Activity Program Building 207 632 Penberthy Blvd, College Station, TX

    Experience an evening of original choreography by Master of Fine Arts in Dance students as they embark on their creative journeys toward their capstone projects.

  • A shakuhachi, an end-blown bamboo flute, is shown on a table with a decorative design and a gold bowl.

    ‘Silk & Bamboo: Japanese Music Through a Thousand Waves of Time’

    Black Box Theater - LAAH 399 Spence St, College Station, TX

    Experience an immersive musical journey through centuries of Japanese tradition with this performance, which brings together the delicate, resonant strings of the koto and shamisen, played by master musician Sumie Kaneko, alongside the soulful, breath-infused melodies of the shakuhachi bamboo flute, performed by renowned Christopher Yohmei Blasdel.

    Free
  • Maroon graphic with the Texas A&M logo and the words "Texas A&M University College of Performance, Visualization, and Fine Arts"

    Research/Practice Speaker Series: Natilee Harren

    Langford Architecture Center - Building C 788 Ross Street, College Station, TX, United States

    Natilee Harren, associate professor at the University of Houston, will discuss “The Scores Project," a publication and research repository of audiovisual materials and source documents from avant-garde artists in the mid-20th century who used experimental scores and notations in visual art, music, poetry, theatre and dance.