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"Let's Color!" Conversation Series
The Office of Multicultural Student Life will be hosting a conversation series titled "Let's Color!" from 7-9pm.
There will be an open panel discussion where students, faculty, and staff can share their experiences. The discussion will cover within-group and between-group prejudice based on skin tone: What is the difference between colorism and racism? What does it mean to be white passing? How does colorism unfold in varying countries?
Free snacks and giveaways will be provided.
MPB I&I Film: Cesar Chavez
MPB International & Independent Films will be screening Cesar Chavez.
Cabaret Night Auditions
Students are invited to audition for Cabaret Night, which will be held April 21 at 7pm in Potter Hall.
Those interested should have a performance piece ready. Anything musical theater, jazz, pop, or nonclassical is welcome.
Class Notes
News from alumni as of April 2, 2018.
Retiring Dean Campbell reflects on changes
Dr. Evelyn S. Campbell, vice president and dean of student life at Augustana, has announced her retirement this summer from the leadership position she has held since 1991.
A faculty twist on the Victory Song
In this video, nine Augustana music faculty take on the Augustana Victory Song by Albert L. Olson, 1923.
Story Slam
Damascus Road will be hosting a Story Slam with the theme of "Captures, Close Calls, and Clean Getaways."
Prepare your true, five-minute story about finding yourself in a sticky situation. Pockets emptied to reveal contraband, the release of a hidden booby trap, all eyes in the lecture hall on you, in the wrong place at the wrong time. Or tell a tale about sliding by, zigging when they thought you would zag, slipping through fingers, walking right out the front door.
The best story of the night (as voted by the audience) will walk away with a $25 Amazon card and the admiration of all.
Share your story, listen to the stories of others, and enjoy the music of the dR House Band.
Student recital: Kaitlin Pisarczyk, saxophone
Kaitlin Pisarczyk will present a recital on saxophone.
She is a senior from Spring Valley, Ill., majoring in music and psychology.
Program
Syrinx Claude Debussy (1862-1918)
alto saxophone
Deux Piéces pour Saxophone Alto et Piano Edison Densiov (1929-1996)
Kate Pisarczyk, alto saxophone
Robert Elfline, piano
Le Frêne Égaré Francois Rossé (b. 1945)
alto saxophone
Pause
“It’s a disorder, not a decision” Kate Pisarczyk (b. 1995)
I. “It’s like fire you cannot put out”
Soprano saxophone
II. “... It is not so much split as shattered..”
Alto saxophone
III. “Who are you?”
Tenor saxophone
(World Premiere)
...necronebula... Jonathon Kirk (b. 1975)
tenor saxophone and tape
Improvisation
Kali Yuga
Kate Pisarczyk, saxophone
Lexie Aguilar, saxophone
Monica Gil, clarinet
Caitlin Thom, harp
Joshua Iyer, violin
Senior recital: Kathryn Krajewski, viola
Kathryn Krajewski will perform her senior recital on viola.
She is from Downers Grove, Ill., and is majoring in instrumental music performance.
Program
Après un Rêve, Op. 7, No. 1 Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924)
Arr. by Wolfgang Birtel
Trauermusik Paul Hindemith (1895-1963)
Langsam-Ruhig bewegt-Lebhaft- Sehr langsam
String Quartet in F Major, No. 12, Op. 96 (“American”) Antonín Dvořák (1841-1904)
III. Molto vivace
IV. Finale: Vivace ma non troppo
Intermission
Viola Concerto in D Major Franz Anton Hoffmeister (1754-1812)
I. Allegro
Fifteen Characteristic Studies Lillian Fuchs (1901-1995)
XII. Amabile
Suite Hébraïque, B. 80 Ernest Bloch (1880-1959)
I. Rhapsodie
II. Processional
III. Affirmation