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BYU’s Contemporary Dance in Concert Will Feature Guest Artists, Musical Collaboration and Aerial Dance
The Dance Concert Will Be the First of its Kind and Will Showcase Faculty Research, Mentored Student Projects and Innovative Themes
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DancEnsemble in Concert Presents the Works of Student Choreographers
BYU’s DancEnsemble Explores Themes of Togetherness, Isolation and More Through Student Choreography
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CFAC Student and Professor Both Chosen as Kennedy Research Fellows
The Kennedy Center for International Studies has chosen its Kennedy Research Fellows for fall semester 2022. This program has for some time provided research funding for students doing research on international topics; Fall 2022 is the first time the fellowships have also been made available to faculty as well. …
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Marin Roper Connects Physical Movement with Spiritual Experience
Dance professor Marin Roper discussed how she applies somatic dance practices to the gospel in March’s Faith + Works lecture
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Marin Roper to share perspectives on wholeness and empathy experienced through movement
Department of Dance professor Marin Roper presents to students, faculty and staff on how dance can be used to connect with oneself, God and other people.
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BYU Faculty and Staff to present and perform at Mormon Arts Center Festival
The second annual festival held by the Mormon Arts Center will take place June 28-30 at Columbia University in New York City. The festival will help fulfill the Mormon Arts Center’s mission to display, perform and promote Mormon art. More than two dozen events will be featured, including a keynote address by Laurel Thatcher Ulrich. BYU faculty and staff presenting at the festival include Christian Asplund from the School of Music, Amy Easton Flake from the College of Religious Education, associate librarian Trevor Alvord, Marin Leggat Roper from the Department of Dance, Lance Larsen from the Department of English, Jeff Parkin and Kelly Loosli from the Department of Theatre and Media Arts. The presenters will be joined by fellow Mormon artists from “Angola, Argentina, Canada, China, Kuwait, Spain, and across the United States,” according to Mormon Arts Center co-director Glen Nelson. A full list of events can be found here. A highlight of the festival will be a piano recital by professor Scott Holden from the School of Music. The performance, titled “A Century of Mormon Music,” will be held at the new recital space Zankel Hall in Carnegie Hall. Holden will also perform a recital on BYU’s campus on June 26. Visit the Mormon Arts Center for more information.
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