This upcoming Monday, January 24th, the Lee University School of Music will feature Roman Rabinovich as the first installment of the 2022 Performing Art Series. The concert will take place at 7:30pm in the Squires Recital Hall. All are invited to attend! Scan the QR code for more information!
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Annual “A Classic Christmas” Concert
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 LeeContinue reading “Annual “A Classic Christmas” Concert”
November Student Spotlight: Mary Nerren
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. SheContinue reading “November Student Spotlight: Mary Nerren”
Lee School of Music to Present “Chancellor’s Choice” Honorary Concert
As part of our Homecoming 2021 festivities, the LeeU School of Music will be performing a concert in honor of former Lee president and current chancellor, Paul Conn. The concert will take place Saturday, November 6th, at 7:30pm in the Conn Center. It will feature a broad variety of pieces performed by both our SchoolContinue reading “Lee School of Music to Present “Chancellor’s Choice” Honorary Concert”
School of Music Student to Premiere New Composition
The Lee Trio will present its fall concert on October 18th at 7:30pm in Squires Recital Hall. The trio was formed in 2017 by School of Music faculty members who desire cross-cultural unity through music and who serve as artistic ambassadors for music between the United States and Asia. Presenting in this season’s trio willContinue reading “School of Music Student to Premiere New Composition”