Stephen Schwartz and John-Michael Tebelak's Broadway hit musical Godspell has moved audiences for over 45 years! Experience its timeless messages, based on the Gospel According to St. Matthew, through beloved hits like, “Day by Day,” “All Good Gifts,” and “By My Side.”
CAH EventsStephen Schwartz and John-Michael Tebelak's Broadway hit musical Godspell has moved audiences for over 45 years! Experience its timeless messages, based on the Gospel According to St. Matthew, through beloved hits like, “Day by Day,” “All Good Gifts,” and “By My Side.”
CAH EventsStephen Schwartz and John-Michael Tebelak's Broadway hit musical Godspell has moved audiences for over 45 years! Experience its timeless messages, based on the Gospel According to St. Matthew, through beloved hits like, “Day by Day,” “All Good Gifts,” and “By My Side.”
CAH EventsStudents in the oboe studio of Jamie Strefeler will perform in recital. Come listen to these incredible students and the diverse pieces they have prepared. Free event. No registration required.
CAH EventsStudents in the saxophone studio of Dr. George Weremchuk will perform in recital. Come listen listen to these incredible students and the diverse pieces they have prepared. Free admission. No registration required.
CAH EventsThe UCF woodwind ensembles feature the UCF Clarinet Ensembles, Flute Knights ensemble, UCF Saxophone Ensemble, and UCF Bassoon Ensemble. Enjoy the melodic blend of sounds and melodies that span across centuries. Free admission. No registration required.
CAH EventsThe Knights Trumpet Ensemble presents a concert of original works and orchestrations for this unique ensemble. Free admission. No registration required.
CAH EventsJoin Music Director Eric Jacobsen and musicians from the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra in Steinmetz Hall at Dr. Phillips Center as they are joined by the University of Central Florida University Choir to perform “Hope on the Hill” by Mike Block, featuring him on cello. This performance will include a performance of Beethoven’s stirring Symphony No. 5, which is widely considered …
CAH EventsRenowned marimbist, composer and educator Juan Álamo visits UCF’s campus to perform a dynamic recital. Free admission. No registration required.
CAH EventsHear the beauty and joyful energy of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 4 – a work admired by composers from Schumann to Berlioz for its warmth, brilliance, and orchestration. The program also features Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Caroline Shaw’s moving The Mountain that Loved a Bird, a tender and imaginative work inspired by a children’s story, alongside selections from Vivaldi’s radiant Gloria, one of the …
CAH EventsUCF's two Jazz Chamber groups will perform an intimate repertoire combining musicianship and improvisation. These musicians, led by Per Danielsson, frequently perform around Central Florida. Free event. No registration is required.
CAH EventsAgainst the backdrop of African American culture in 1930s Harlem, playwright Pearl Cleage weaves iconic history and social movements into the everyday lives of five characters. Follow their aspirations and hardships, one summer in Harlem.
CAH EventsEvery fall semester, the students enrolled in UCF’s Opera Workshop class are assigned scenes to study, memorize, and prepare for this annual event. This year’s students are excited about singing/acting for you. We have four performances from which to choose! The venue for the first two is on the main UCF campus in the Rehearsal Hall Auditorium. Our third and …
CAH EventsAgainst the backdrop of African American culture in 1930s Harlem, playwright Pearl Cleage weaves iconic history and social movements into the everyday lives of five characters. Follow their aspirations and hardships, one summer in Harlem.
CAH EventsUnder the direction of Jeff Rupert, the Flying Horse Big Band is UCF's premier jazz ensemble. Comprised of students in UCF's jazz studies program, this chart-topping group has performed globally with two of their albums reaching the #1 spot on the national (professional) jazz charts.
CAH EventsAgainst the backdrop of African American culture in 1930s Harlem, playwright Pearl Cleage weaves iconic history and social movements into the everyday lives of five characters. Follow their aspirations and hardships, one summer in Harlem.
CAH EventsAgainst the backdrop of African American culture in 1930s Harlem, playwright Pearl Cleage weaves iconic history and social movements into the everyday lives of five characters. Follow their aspirations and hardships, one summer in Harlem.
CAH EventsEvery fall semester, the students enrolled in UCF’s Opera Workshop class are assigned scenes to study, memorize, and prepare for this annual event. This year’s students are excited about singing/acting for you. We have four performances from which to choose! The venue for the first two is on the main UCF campus in the Rehearsal Hall Auditorium. Our third and fourth performances …
CAH EventsAgainst the backdrop of African American culture in 1930s Harlem, playwright Pearl Cleage weaves iconic history and social movements into the everyday lives of five characters. Follow their aspirations and hardships, one summer in Harlem.
CAH EventsAgainst the backdrop of African American culture in 1930s Harlem, playwright Pearl Cleage weaves iconic history and social movements into the everyday lives of five characters. Follow their aspirations and hardships, one summer in Harlem.
CAH EventsEvery fall semester, the students enrolled in UCF’s Opera Workshop class are assigned scenes to study, memorize, and prepare for this annual event. This year’s students are excited about singing/acting for you. We have four performances from which to choose! The venue for the first two is on the main UCF campus in the Rehearsal Hall Auditorium. Our third and …
CAH EventsAgainst the backdrop of African American culture in 1930s Harlem, playwright Pearl Cleage weaves iconic history and social movements into the everyday lives of five characters. Follow their aspirations and hardships, one summer in Harlem.
CAH EventsEvery fall semester, the students enrolled in UCF’s Opera Workshop class are assigned scenes to study, memorize, and prepare for this annual event. This year’s students are excited about singing/acting for you. We have four performances from which to choose! The venue for the first two is on the main UCF campus in the Rehearsal Hall Auditorium. Our third and …
CAH EventsAgainst the backdrop of African American culture in 1930s Harlem, playwright Pearl Cleage weaves iconic history and social movements into the everyday lives of five characters. Follow their aspirations and hardships, one summer in Harlem.
CAH EventsAgainst the backdrop of African American culture in 1930s Harlem, playwright Pearl Cleage weaves iconic history and social movements into the everyday lives of five characters. Follow their aspirations and hardships, one summer in Harlem.
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