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Luise E. Peake Colloquium: Rachel M. Bani
in 14 hours in 15 minutes
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Christine Powell Doctoral Voice Recital
in 17 hours in 35 minutes
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Grant Ebert Doctoral Voice Recital
in 19 hours in 5 minutes
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Charles VanAtter Organ Recital
in 19 hours in 5 minutes
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Sharon Wu Doctoral Piano Recital
in 20 hours in 35 minutes
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Beetlejuice: The Musical
in 20 hours in 35 minutes
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School of Music America 250 Celebration
Apr. 18
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Beetlejuice: The Musical
Apr. 18
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Antonia Suarez Gomez Doctoral Violin Recital
Apr. 18
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Levitt AMP Columbia Music Series
Apr. 18
Admission Cost: FREE
Echoes of Identity brings together a rich and varied tapestry of violin music by Jewish composers, highlighting both heritage and individuality of expression. Ernest Bloch’s Baal Shem stands as a cornerstone of the repertoire, evoking the spiritual depth and intensity of Jewish tradition, while Meira Warshauer’s Yiddish Fantasy offers a vibrant and personal reflection on cultural memory from a contemporary voice rooted here in Columbia, South Carolina. The program is further enriched by works of Israeli composers Paul Ben-Haim and Shulamit Ran, whose music expands the narrative in strikingly different ways, blending lyricism, modernism, and rhythmic vitality. Together, these works reveal the diversity and expressive breadth of Jewish composers across time and place.