Current graduate students

with music on the lake by R. Murray Schafer

also music by Jennifer Butler and Emily Doolittle

Featuring

Music, Sounds and Visuals from Africa

African traditional songs

• Festival Choir with Mark Vourinen, conductor
• University Choir with Gerald Yun, conductor

African-influenced music

• Carol Ann Weaver and Rebecca Campbell

Keynote Address

"Hearing Songs from the Earth - Kalahari Soundscapes and Visuals"

by Gus and Margie Mills

Orchestral Music by:

• Larry Warkentin
• Janet Peachey
• Carol Ann Weaver
• Caroline Bordignon

with Waterloo Chamber Players (Orchestra)

• Ben Bolt-Martin, conductor

Multimedia Music

"Earth Songs" by Cecilia Kim with Korean traditional players and projected visuals

Patio Set

3:15 Dan Kruger

4:00 Quiet in the Land

Great Hall Set

3:45 Jeff Gundy

4:30 Bryan Moyer Suderman

5:15 Songs of Place

Patio Set:

Dr. Jeff Gundy will be presenting the Bechtel lectures this year on Thursday and Friday November 13 and 14. 

Lecture 1: “Poetry, the Sleeping King, and Creative Doubt.”

Join the Grebel community as we celebrate the Grand Opening of our building project. Come for tours, visiting, and a reception!

2:00 Tours
3:00 Program
3:30 Self-guided tours and pie

EVERYONE IS WELCOME!

     -Mennonite Archives of Ontario

Dr. Yasmin Saikia is the Hardt-Nickachos Chair in Peace Studies and Professor of History at the Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict at Arizona State University. Her recent book Women, War and the Making of Bangladesh: Remembering 1971 (2011) has won numerous awards and been the subject of an international speaking tour.

Carmina Burana, composed by Carl Orff and performed by the University of Waterloo Choir.  This version includes two pianos, five percussionists, and the Inter Mennonite Children's Choir.  Directed by Dr. Gerard Yun.