“The audience was in a state of pure awe.”—Nevada Sagebrush Sweet Honey in the Rock — an iconic, women-led African American vocal ensemble — remains among the most vibrant, versatile, […]
Read More“Savall is not only a performer of genius but also a conductor, a scholar, a teacher.”—The New Yorker The classical music heard most often comes from the 18th, 19th, and […]
Read More“The most compelling, most soulful Irish traditional folk band playing today.”—The News Journal The BBC has called them “an icon of Irish music.” It’s the band Dervish, born 35 years […]
Read More“A group to which I owe some of my greatest musical experiences.”—The Guardian on the Takács Quartet One of the world’s most celebrated string quartets is making a welcome return to […]
Read MoreThis is part of a series of monthly articles about people who support the University of Georgia Performing Arts Center. Meet Cecil and Sandy Hudson. They are native Georgians and […]
Read More“Intensely passionate and lively with moments of almost painful sweetness and longing.”—Cultural Voice of North Carolina Kiwi-American violinist Geneva Lewis, winner of both the Avery Fisher Career Grant and Concert […]
Read More“Max Raabe stands for the good old times as their archetypal ambassador.”—Der Tagesspiegel Dashing, dapper, and debonair, German crooner Max Raabe believes the timeless songs of the 1920s and ’30s […]
Read More“Theirs is among the most distinctive and uplifting choral sounds around.”—NPR More than sixty years ago, a young South African man, Joseph Shabalala, had persistent dreams involving the sweetest choral […]
Read More“VOCES8 is among a precious few vocal groups that can do so much so well.”—Star Tribune Friday, February 23rd at 7:30 p.m., Hodgson Concert Hall welcomes the return of VOCES8. […]
Read MoreThis is part of a series of monthly articles about people who support the University of Georgia Performing Arts Center. Meet John and Dr. Maxine Rofrano. He’s a retired investment […]
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