ARTS | Granville | ‘Such Sweet Thunder’ at Denison University

Thorsen Dance Studio, Eisner Center, Denison University 240 W Broadway Ave, Granville, OH, United States

“Such Sweet Thunder” features some of the Midwest’s finest jazz musicians paying loving tribute to the music of Duke Ellington and his musical partner Billy Strayhorn. This project is a labor of love sparked by Ryan Hamilton, Denison instructor of low brass and jazz trombone, and Tony Gayle McClung, and brought to life by the […]

ARTS | Granville | collectif9 at Denison University

Swasey Chapel, Denison University 200 Chapel Drive, Granville, OH

Registration is required here. Known for their innovative programming and unique approach to chamber music, Juno- nominated Montreal string nonet collectif9 performs “with an infectious energy and vigour that grabs an audience’s attention.” - The WholeNote Since their 2011 debut, collectif9 has performed numerous concerts across North America, Europe, and Asia. As performers of classical […]

Newark-Granville Symphony Orchestra Very Merry Holiday Pops!

Midland Theatre 36 North Park Place, Newark, OH, United States

Ring in the holiday season with the Newark-Granville Symphony Orchestra’s A Very Merry Holiday Pops! This community tradition features the choirs from Newark and Granville High Schools under the direction of Russell Nutt and Kristen Snyder. Bring your whole family to hear favorite holiday classics. Even Santa will be there to put you in the […]

Voctave “It Feels Like Christmas”

Midland Theatre 36 North Park Place, Newark, OH, United States

A cappella sensation Voctave's 11-member vocal ensemble brings incredible harmonies to some of the most beloved songs and have been inspiring their millions of social media fans since 2015. From holiday favorites to Disney showstoppers and beyond, It Feels Like Christmas is a seasonal treat for musical lovers of all ages.

Piano recital by guest artist John Mortensen

Burke Recital Hall, Eisner Center, Denison University 240 W Broadway Ave, Granville, OH, United States

The Department of Music presents a guest artist recital featuring pianist John Mortensen, professor of piano at Cedarville University. Mortensen is a leader in the international revival of historical improvisation. He is a Fulbright Global Scholar, author of Improvising Fugue and The Pianist’s Guide to Historic Improvisation, and a Steinway Artist.

‘I Exist Project’

Sharon Martin Hall, Eisner Center, Denison University 240 West Broadway, Granville, OH, United States

The Department of Music presents the Contemporary Sounds Concert Series, featuring guest artist Nick May, saxophone, and Alex Li, piano, in collaboration with visual artist, Chris Faur, in a performance of combined visuals and music featuring LGBTQIA+ composers from Mays “I Exist Project.” The “I Exist Project” amplifies the richness and diversity of queer life, […]

Third Coast Percussion

Burke Recital Hall, Eisner Center, Denison University 240 W Broadway Ave, Granville, OH, United States

Third Coast Percussion presents a Denison Ensemble-in-Residence performance featuring a new work by Carlos Carrillo, along with music by Devonté Hynes, Jessie Montgomery, Gemma Peacocke, and David Skidmore. Tickets required and available at the link below. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/third-coast-percussion-in-concert-tickets-804109933457?aff=oddtdtcreator

American Roots Festival: Never Come Down

Swasey Chapel, Denison University 200 Chapel Drive, Granville, OH

The Department of Music presents the annual Bluegrass and American Roots Festival. This year, the festival will feature two nationally renowned bands - The Henhouse Prowlers, a Chicago-based bluegrass powerhouse that promotes the genre worldwide through its Bluegrass Ambassadors program and Never Come Down, a five-piece group from Oregon that blends modern and traditional styles […]

Tunes and Tales: “Good Night Gorilla”

Licking County Library 101 W Main St., Newark, OH, United States

NGSO musicians perform "Good Night Gorilla" by Peggy Rathmann at the Licking County Library in Newark at 10:30 am on Saturday 2/17. About the book: "Good night, Gorilla. . . Good night, Elephant. . . It's bedtime at the zoo, and all the animals are going to sleep. Or are they? Who's that short, furry […]