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For the most up-to-date performance and recital
information, call the Music
School at 412.396.4632.
Performances and recitals are subject to change
without notice.
Sunday, Feb. 4
The Duquesne University Symphony Orchestra
featuring music director Sidney Harth, and soloists
Ken Burky and Misha Quint.
3:15 p.m., Carnegie Music Hall, Oakland.
Suggested donation: $10.
Thursday, Feb. 15
The Duquesne Contemporary Ensemble featuring
conductor David Stock.
8 p.m., PNC Recital Hall, Pappert Music School,
Duquesne University. Suggested donation: $10.
Friday, Feb. 16
Aria Night
Opera Workshop featuring director Guenko
Guechev.
8 p.m., PNC Recital Hall, Pappert Music School,
Duquesne University. Suggested donation: $10.
Friday, Feb. 16 to Tuesday, Feb. 20
Jean Langlais Centennial Celebration Conference
Duquesne University celebrates the life of
Jean Langlais (1907-1991) on the occasion of the
centennial of his birth. Artists and clinicians
include Dr. Ann Labounsky, Eric Labrun, Susan Ferré,
Carolyn Shuster Fournier, Andrew Scanlon and Robert
Sutherland Lord. For registration, cost,
details and an event schedule, visit www.music.duq.edu/langlais.html.
Sunday, Feb. 18
Voices of Spirit Mass of Hope
Featuring guitarist Joe Negri and conductor
Christine Jordanoff.
3 p.m., St. Scholastica Church, Third and
Brilliant Avenue, Aspinwall. Cost: Free.
Tuesday, Feb. 20
Duquesne University Jazz Ensembles featuring
directors Mike Tomaro and Sean Jones.
8 p.m., Duquesne Union Ballroom, Duquesne
University. Suggested donation: $10.
Sunday, Feb. 25
Brahms on the Bluff: Four Factor
The final concert
of the second season of Brahms on the Bluff,
this performance showcases Brahms’s
eagerly awaited first two string quartets, completed
when the composer was 40 years old, as well as
two piano works, the epic Four Ballades op. 10,
and the richly expressive Fantasies op 116. Four
Factor features David Allen Wehr, the Jack W. Geltz
Piano Chair at Duquesne’s Mary Pappert School
of Music; violinist Charles Stegeman, chair
of strings; violinist Rachel Stegeman; violist
Donald McInnes, the Primrose Chair at USC;
and cellist Anne Martindale Williams of the Pittsburgh
Symphony Orchestra.
3 p.m., PNC Recital Hall, Pappert Music School,
Duquesne University. Suggested donation:
$10. A
2:15 p.m. informative talk precedes the concert. Call
412.396.6083 for further information.
Duquesne University Wind Symphony and Symphony
Band featuring conductor Robert C. Cameron.
8 p.m., Carnegie Music Hall, Oakland. Suggested
donation: $10.
Duquesne University
Duquesne is a private, coeducational university
with nearly 10,000 students. An extensive
selection of undergraduate and graduate degree
programs is offered across 10 schools of study.
Duquesne is consistently ranked among the nation's
top Catholic universities for its award-winning
faculty and 128-year tradition of academic excellence. | 
