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Rupi Kaur Live
Rupi Kaur (BA '15 English) will be hosting a one-hour long poetry special filmed in early 2020 at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. She will perform poetry from all three of her books and shares funny and intimate stories around the inspiration behind her work.
Engineering Term Olympics
Play soccer, basketball and volleyball tournaments with engineering departments set up as teams at the beginning of each term.
Ballet After Dark: Strength & Healing Through the Arts
Fall 2021 Noon Hour Concerts
We are please to announce that our Noon Hour Concert series will continue this Fall. Starting September 22, 2021 and continuing through to November 10, recitals and interviews with professional musicians filmed specifically for our Noon Hour Concert series will premiere on the Grebel Youtube Channel at 12:30PM most Wednesdays.
Noon Hour Concert: Pandemic Polka with the Full House Brass (online)
Full House Brass consists of five versatile and creative brass players: two trumpets, one French horn, and two trombones. This concert will feature arrangements of dance music, including waltzes, tangos, polkas, a soft shoe, and more. Featured composers include Strauss, Gershwin, Respighi, Ridgway, Kompanek, and others.
Noon Hour Concert: Fire and Rain (online)
Songs of Solidarity and Hope
This concert will feature musings from various traditions (incl. works by Barrios, Metheny, Carole King, James Taylor) which contemplate our collective struggles and act as signposts for collaborative transformation.
Noon Hour Concert: Four Stories (online)
Noon Hour Concert: Rhetorical Repetition (online)
This concert will feature the wonderful pipe organ located at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Kitchener,
Noon Hour Concert: Music of South India (online)
This concert will feature world-renowned musician and scholar Trichy Sankaran, along with Suba Sankaran and Dylan Bell - well renowned musicians in their own right who have appeared at Grebel before with Autorickshaw.
Indian classical music is the art music of the Indian subcontinent. The origins of this music can be found in the Vedas, which are the oldest scriptures in the Hindu tradition dating back to 1500 BCE. The salient elements of Indian classical music are raga (melody) and tala (rhythm) as well as solkattu (south Indian rhythmic solfege language, not dissimilar to western beatboxing or vocal percussion). Today’s concert features improvised solos, traditional classical compositions and contemporary original works.
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