“Why I Give” – Herb and Myrna Adams West
This is part of a recurring series of articles about the people who support the University of Georgia Performing Arts Center. Meet Herb and Myrna Adams West. She is a […]
Read MoreThis is part of a recurring series of articles about the people who support the University of Georgia Performing Arts Center. Meet Herb and Myrna Adams West. She is a […]
Read MoreAt the UGA Performing Arts Center, tiny lights blanket the lobby and Christmas trees adorn the stage. That means it’s time for the Holiday Music Series, in which prominent artists […]
Read MoreNothing welcomes Christmas like the sound of children’s voices. For centuries the gold standard in youth singing has been the Vienna Boys Choir. This year the ensemble returns to Hodgson […]
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Read MoreThe UGA Presents Holiday Music Series continues Wednesday, Dec. 11 with Nashville royalty. “A Winter Gathering with Kathy Mattea: ‘Good News’ and Other Favorites” comes to Hodgson Concert Hall at […]
Read MoreThe wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had it all: British tradition and African American style. The sermon was inspiring and the fashion was resplendent, but what many remember […]
Read More“Nothing proclaims celebration and festivity like the sound of brass instruments. And if those instruments are played by Canadian Brass, there is even greater cause for celebration.”—Toronto Star For more […]
Read MoreThis is part of a recurring series of articles about the people who support the University of Georgia Performing Arts Center. Meet Carol and Jim Warnes. They’ve been attending UGA […]
Read More“It’s a two-hour series of musical selections, each one more surprising and beautiful than the one before, in which you can hear divisions of genre and style wash away in […]
Read More“With his communicative, colorful and technically near-miraculous playing, and an individual sound recognizable for its seductive richness, he is the nearest thing the violin has today to a household name.”—The […]
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