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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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Thu Nov 06
What happens when a small corrupt Russian town gets a visit from what they think is a government inspector? What happens when an old farce gets a new facelift? What happens when you add music? Nikolai Gogol’s farce about mistaken identity and corruption in its newest adaptation.
This production is directed by Andy Mangin and has been adapted by Andy Mangin and Jeff Takacs, after the play by Nikolai Gogol.
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Fri Nov 07
What happens when a small corrupt Russian town gets a visit from what they think is a government inspector? What happens when an old farce gets a new facelift? What happens when you add music? Nikolai Gogol’s farce about mistaken identity and corruption in its newest adaptation.
This production is directed by Andy Mangin and has been adapted by Andy Mangin and Jeff Takacs, after the play by Nikolai Gogol.
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Sat Nov 08
What happens when a small corrupt Russian town gets a visit from what they think is a government inspector? What happens when an old farce gets a new facelift? What happens when you add music? Nikolai Gogol’s farce about mistaken identity and corruption in its newest adaptation.
This production is directed by Andy Mangin and has been adapted by Andy Mangin and Jeff Takacs, after the play by Nikolai Gogol.
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The Choral Showcase concert features the Choral Ensembles of the Wheaton College Conservatory, including Women’s Chorale, Men’s Glee Club, and Concert Choir. This concert includes choral music that spans many decades of musical history and many genres of musical tradition. Come and experience the beauty of choral music together as the perfect way to celebrate Family Weekend!
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Wed Nov 12
What happens when a small corrupt Russian town gets a visit from what they think is a government inspector? What happens when an old farce gets a new facelift? What happens when you add music? Nikolai Gogol’s farce about mistaken identity and corruption in its newest adaptation.
This production is directed by Andy Mangin and has been adapted by Andy Mangin and Jeff Takacs, after the play by Nikolai Gogol.
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Thu Nov 13
What happens when a small corrupt Russian town gets a visit from what they think is a government inspector? What happens when an old farce gets a new facelift? What happens when you add music? Nikolai Gogol’s farce about mistaken identity and corruption in its newest adaptation.
This production is directed by Andy Mangin and has been adapted by Andy Mangin and Jeff Takacs, after the play by Nikolai Gogol.
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Fri Nov 14
What happens when a small corrupt Russian town gets a visit from what they think is a government inspector? What happens when an old farce gets a new facelift? What happens when you add music? Nikolai Gogol’s farce about mistaken identity and corruption in its newest adaptation.
This production is directed by Andy Mangin and has been adapted by Andy Mangin and Jeff Takacs, after the play by Nikolai Gogol.
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Sat Nov 15
What happens when a small corrupt Russian town gets a visit from what they think is a government inspector? What happens when an old farce gets a new facelift? What happens when you add music? Nikolai Gogol’s farce about mistaken identity and corruption in its newest adaptation.
This production is directed by Andy Mangin and has been adapted by Andy Mangin and Jeff Takacs, after the play by Nikolai Gogol.
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The Wheaton College Symphonic Band strives for excellence in their performances of works for concert band written within the past century. Led by Dr. Brady McNeil, the WCSB is comprised of strictly woodwinds, brass, and percussion within their ensemble to create a sound unlike any other. Notable performances include Johan de Meij’s First Symphony “The Lord of the Rings,” Barnes’ Third Symphony (Tragic), and Tchaikovsky’s Marche Slave. Among their many achievements, the WCSB was invited to participate in the 2013 Illinois Music Education Conference and the 2014 North Central Division Conference of the College Band Directors National Association.
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What happens when a small corrupt Russian town gets a visit from what they think is a government inspector? What happens when an old farce gets a new facelift? What happens when you add music? Nikolai Gogol’s farce about mistaken identity and corruption in its newest adaptation.
This production is directed by Andy Mangin and has been adapted by Andy Mangin and Jeff Takacs, after the play by Nikolai Gogol.
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Tue Nov 18
Now in his 42nd year at the Wheaton College Conservatory of Music, Daniel Paul Horn presents a program highlighting the passionate side of the piano repertoire; the centerpiece of the evening will be Robert Schumann’s profoundly beautiful Fantasie in C Major, Op. 17.
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Fri Nov 21
The Jazz Ensemble and Combo consists of a wide range of students throughout Wheaton College gathered together through a shared love of Jazz. They are led by Dr. Crystal Rebone and have taken advantage of many collaborative opportunities to witness, experience, and perform with professional jazz musicians. They are broken into the Jazz Ensemble and the Showcase Combos to be able to provide versatile performing opportunities, and their professors offer additional private study for students to deepen their understanding of Jazz music.
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Sat Nov 22
The Wheaton College Percussion Ensemble, founded by Dr. Kathleen Kastner in 1972, strives to create music using drums, keyboards, bells, whistles, pipes, and other everyday or abstract objects. Led by Dr. Noel Streacker, performs once per semester in Edman Chapel, as well as in the surrounding schools and at clinic presentations. Shortly after its founding, the Percussion Ensemble was presented at the Creative Arts Festival in 1973.
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Fri Dec 05
Celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ at Wheaton College’s annual Christmas Festival, All Ye Faithful. This joyful event features music performed by the Wheaton College Symphony Orchestra, Symphonic Band, Concert Choir, Women’s Chorale, Men’s Glee Club, Gospel Choir, and more.
Experience an evening of worship and celebration as we come together to reflect upon the hope and beauty of the season.
Tickets go on sale to the public Monday, October 20 at 12:00 p.m.
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Sat Dec 06
Celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ at Wheaton College’s annual Christmas Festival, All Ye Faithful. This joyful event features music performed by the Wheaton College Symphony Orchestra, Symphonic Band, Concert Choir, Women’s Chorale, Men’s Glee Club, Gospel Choir, and more.
Experience an evening of worship and celebration as we come together to reflect upon the hope and beauty of the season.
Tickets go on sale to the public Monday, October 20 at 12:00 p.m.
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Celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ at Wheaton College’s annual Christmas Festival, All Ye Faithful. This joyful event features music performed by the Wheaton College Symphony Orchestra, Symphonic Band, Concert Choir, Women’s Chorale, Men’s Glee Club, Gospel Choir, and more.
Experience an evening of worship and celebration as we come together to reflect upon the hope and beauty of the season.
Tickets go on sale to the public Monday, October 20 at 12:00 p.m.
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