Orchestral Music by:
with Waterloo Chamber Players (Orchestra)
Multimedia Music
"Earth Songs" by Cecilia Kim with Korean traditional players and projected visuals
Music, Sounds and Visuals from Africa
"Hearing Songs from the Earth - Kalahari Soundscapes and Visuals"
by Gus and Margie Mills
with music on the lake by R. Murray Schafer
also music by Jennifer Butler and Emily Doolittle
Featuring
Waterloo Inter - Mennonite Children's Choir
Carolyn Neumann VanderBurgh, conductor
Rockway Collegiate Concert Combo
Marlys Neufeldt, conductor
TACTUS Choral Ensemble
Catherine Robertson, conductor
Grebel Gamelan
Maisie Sum, conductor
Festival Choir
Mark Vuorinen, conductor
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
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For tickets, please contact Alison Enns at 519-885-0220 x24217 or aenns@uwaterloo.ca Tickets are $50/person ($25 receiptable). |
Dates: September 8, 2014 to January 18, 2015
An exhibition of 22 Paintings by Winnipeg artist Ray Dirks.
A project of the Mennonite Heritage Centre Gallery, Winnipeg.
In art and words, the exhibit tells the dramatic stories of women and their families who fled the Soviet Union in the decade after the Russian Revolution and during World War II. Despite the despair, horror and loss each of these families faced, at its core, this exhibit is about love, courage, humility, determination and faith.
Join us Sunday, September 21, 2014 for an interactive community celebration for all ages at the NEW MSCU Centre for Peace Advancement!
Where: Conrad Grebel University College (140 Westmount Rd N, Waterloo)
Time: 2-5 pm; Welcome and introductions at 3:00 pm
With Anna Ronai on piano, Sibylle Marquardt on flute, and Peter Stoll on clarinet, Trio d'Argento will perform a diverse selection of music. Pieces include works by Beethoven, Ibert, and Oscar Peterson.
Conrad Grebel University College - Great Hall.
Our Present Future: Being an Intercultural Learning Community
Roberson Mbayamvula - Pastor at Hagerman Mennonite Church, Markham