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Thu Oct 02
Pianist Hyejin Cho has brought her acclaimed concert series celebrating the piano works of Robert Schumann to audiences across eight states. Her interpretations have reached listeners around the world through broadcasts on Parma Recordings Live Stage, WFMT, KOPN, KUCO, and major YouTube channels, offering a deeply expressive and personal connection to Schumann’s music.
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Tue Oct 07
Are you looking for an experience to inspire your students' engagement with music? We are thrilled to invite you to our annual Wheaton College Children’s Concert. Help ignite your students’ passion for music through live performance in the magnificent setting of Edman Chapel at Wheaton College. Hear the talented musicians of the Wheaton College Symphony Orchestra perform a program of varied musical styles, from classical to contemporary.
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Tue Oct 14
This historic documentary, written by Dr. John Dickson, traces the journey of the oldest Christian hymn ever discovered, with a nearly 2000-year-old Greek lyric and melody buried in Egypt for centuries.
This rare find offers a glimpse into early Christian hymns, with the line “Patera hui on haggion, pneuma” referring to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. What makes this hymn remarkable is that it’s the only known Christian piece using ancient pagan notation, blending Christian beliefs with Greco-Roman musical traditions.
From Egypt to Nashville, this historical and musical journey featuring Chris Tomlin explores sacred songs and modern hits.
The First Hymn Project aims to bring back a song the church hasn’t sung in nearly two millennia, with the Wheaton College Concert Choir performing both in the film and live during the screening!
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Thu Oct 16
The King’s Singers bring their signature blend of precision, warmth, and wit to the Armerding Concert Hall stage. With two GRAMMY Awards®, an Emmy, and a legacy of over 200 commissioned works, this world-renowned vocal group continues to dazzle audiences with everything from Renaissance polyphony to Disney classics. Don’t miss this masterclass in harmony from one of the most celebrated vocal ensembles of our time.
Special Guest Appearance by the Wheaton College Concert Choir.
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Wed Oct 29
Pianist and composer Xavier Beteta presents a program of personal favorites, featuring works by Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, Augusta Read Thomas, and his own compositions. Blending tradition and originality, this recital offers a window into the musical influences that continue to shape his artistic voice.
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Sat Nov 01
Performing since the mid 1800s, the Wheaton College Symphony Orchestra sets the standard high when performing classic and new orchestral works. Directed by Dr. Benjamin Klemme, the WCSO performs regularly at Wheaton College, participates in the Christmas Festival, and tours around the region, nation, and overseas. Notable performances include Shostakovich’s Fifth Symphony, Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony, Respigi’s Pines of Rome, Tchaikovsky’s Fifth Symphony, and Elgar’s Enigma Variations. In 2012, the WCSO won the American Prize under the direction of Dr. Daniel Sommerville. Above all, the WCSO strives to integrate classical performance with Christ-like love and worship.
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