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Guest Lecture: Simon Morrison (Princeton University)
Oct. 27
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ND Chorale and Chamber Orchestra: English Vistas
Oct. 30
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Notre Dame Chorale
Oct. 30
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Fridays at Noon
Nov. 06
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Notre Dame Glee Club Fall Concert
Nov. 06
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Dissolution Room: Premiere Screening
Nov. 13
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NDSO In Concert: New World Symphonies
Nov. 20
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Symphonic Band & Winds
Nov. 22
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University Band
Dec. 06
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Notre Dame Jazz Bands - Fall Concert
Dec. 07
Afro-Cuban Batá Drumming and Rhythmic Concepts (LCW)
Location: LaBar Performance Hall
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2-12-2026 9:00 pm
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11:00 pm
(America/New_York)
(2 hours)
Students currently in the class “Many Musics: Introduction to Ethnomusicology” will be led by Adjunct Assistant Professor Nolan Warden and interactively teach rhythm, drumming, and songs for the Orishas. The Orishas, deities of the Yoruba people of Nigeria, are now venerated worldwide, especially in parts of the African diaspora such as Cuba, Brazil, and throughout the Americas. Sacred rhythms of the batá drums will accompany audience participation. This is part of the World Music & Dance Fest in O'Neill Hall of Music. Originally published at cslc.nd.edu.