We are delighted to announce that Lee University and the Bank of Cleveland will be presenting the annual A Classic Christmas concert in just a few short weeks! The performance will take place in the Conn Center on Sunday, December 5th at 3:00pm and will feature many Lee University music ensembles as well as Lee University School of Music faculty. We hope you’ll join us for this joyful holiday event! See details and FAQs below.
Tis’ the season!
The Lee University School of Music’s Opera Theatre Workshop will present their annual fall musical revue on Sunday, November 14th at 3:00pm. All Together Now!, developed by Music Theatre International, was designed in the earlier months of the COVID-19 pandemic as a fundraiser for local theatres and educational groups to perform live in anticipation of the bounce back from social distanced rehearsing and Zoom performing. The revue features numbers from beloved classics and standard repertoire as well as newer titles making their splash onto the musical theatre scene. Titles featured in this weekend’s revue include Ragtime, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Sister Act, Les Misérables, Songs for a New World, Little Shop of Horrors, Oliver!, Into the Woods, Come From Away, Little Women, Guys and Dolls, Godspell, and Rent. Lee’s opera theatre workshop has been in existence on campus since 1998 and is under the direction of Mr. James Daniel Frost. The revue will be put on in the Buzz Oates Theatre in the Communication Arts Building on Lee campus. Tickets are required and can be reserved HERE.
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We are delighted to announce that in just a few short days our Jazz Ensemble will perform their fall concert. This concert will take place in the Conn Center on November 11th, at 7:30pm. They have prepared a wonderful selection of music that you won’t want to miss!
This evening, our talented Small Jazz Ensemble will take the stage in the Conn Center to perform their fall concert. The performance will take place at 7:30pm. We hope you’ll join us!
Meet our next spotlight, Mary Nerren! Mary is a senior Piano Performance major from Johnson City, Tennessee. She has been involved in several ensembles, including Lee Singers, Wind Ensemble, and Symphony Orchestra. Over the next month, we’ll get to know a little more about her.
First, we asked her what drew her to Lee. She said, “My grandfather taught at Lee for several years and spoke very highly about the school, so I have known about it from a young age. I came to the International Piano Competition and Festival when I was a Junior in high school, and after interacting with the piano faculty and experiencing life on campus, I knew I wanted to apply!”
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