RABBIT RABBIT! In the mood for some foolishness, fun, and frivolity? Come see the festive and final installment of Musical Theatre Madness this semester as the students in Ed Reichert’s Studio strutt their stuff in Corthell Hall…with some special … Read More
In this concert entitled “Piano Alchemy: Sky, Earth, Water. . . Joy!,” pianist Anastasia Antonacos will perform Gliese 581c by Emily Doolittle, based on a planet orbiting within the Gliese system (the sky element). Representing Earth are works by … Read More
The Osher School of Music is pleased to welcome Grammy-nominated pianist Andrius Žlabys who has received international acclaim for his appearances with many of the world’s leading orchestras, including The New York Philharmonic, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Cleveland Orchestra, Rotterdam … Read More
Violinist Ronald Lantz and pianist Laura Kargul will explore “images of love” by opening their Valentine’s Day concert with arrangements of two of Mendelssohn’s “Songs Without Words.” The concert will take place on Sunday, February 12, 2023, at 2 p.m. at Woodfords Church in Portland, Maine in collaboration with the Portland String Quartet.
USM’s newest jazz faculty member Amanda Roswick performs her debut recital in Corthell Concert Hall with renowned instrumental jazz faculty. The concert features jazz and contemporary selections with empowering themes. In addition to Roswick, performers include Barry Saunders, saxophones; Chris … Read More
Composer/Pianist Richard Pearson Thomas joins the Osher School of Music for a Voice and Composition Residency and Performance. Richard Pearson Thomas Residency. Two Master Classes and One Performance. Thursday: Feb 9. 3 – 5 p.m., and Friday, Feb 10 … Read More
Join us for a celebration of music featuring the music of master film composer, John Williams. The Westbrook High School and USM Osher School of Music bands perform and then join forces to play the themes from Star Wars, E.T., and the Olympics in a medley entitled John Williams in Concert.
An hour tuba recital accompanied by Anastasia Antonacos, with an ending you won’t want to miss! Ranging from soft and sweet to fast and loud, come see what tuba can really do!
The Huskapellas take to the Corthell stage to wrap up the fall semester, join us to celebrate!
These are the student performers you see in our shows and in venues around town. Now hear them sing the tunes that help define their style, and refine their technique. A studio recital is personal, one-on-one. Come and support these … Read More