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UGA Presents a Day of the Dead Concert with the Villalobos Brothers

“A crazy ball of sound: Mexican coastal traditions meet Sam Cooke in The Bronx!” —Dan Zanes, Grammy Award winner, USA TODAY The Day of the Dead is a festive Mexican holiday that celebrates departed loved ones and the joy of being alive. Few bands exemplify musical exuberance like the Villalobos Brothers,...

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Belgian Early Music Group Vox Luminis Brings Music of Bach to Athens

“The refinement of Vox Luminis is never anything less than sublime.”—Gramophone In its UGA Presents debut, the critically acclaimed Belgian early music group Vox Luminis (Voice of Light) explores music by a diverse group of composers with the same last name: Bach. In the years before, during, and after...

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“Why I Give” – Caroline D. Strobel

This is part of a series of monthly articles about people who support the University of Georgia Performing Arts Center. Meet Caroline D. Strobel, a major contributor to the UGA Performing Arts Center’s chamber music programming. Music has always been important to me. My grandmother was a very fine...

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British Brass Group Septura Makes UGA Presents Debut October 25

From the Bulldog Brass Society to the mighty Redcoat Band, UGA is a haven for brass players. Septura is a seven-member brass ensemble including some of London’s top orchestral principals. The group makes its UGA Presents debut Tuesday, Oct. 25 at 7:30 p.m. at Hodgson Concert Hall. “The standard...

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Indie Musician Kishi Bashi to Perform with the UGA Symphony Orchestra

“He really is a one-man orchestra. But backed by the real thing, the results were even more stunning.”—St. Louis Post-Dispatch Singer, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and Athens favorite Kishi Bashi has carved out a unique place for himself in America’s diverse sonic landscape. With a musical vocabulary drawing from indie pop,...

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“Why I Give” – Jan Wheeler

This is the first in a series of monthly articles about people who support the University of Georgia Performing Arts Center. Meet Jan Wheeler, one of the first employees at the new UGA Performing Arts Center in 1996. When the Performing Arts Center opened, I was house manager, facility...

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