The Royal Purple has been covering arts and recreation at UW-Whitewater for a long time. From the opening of the Center of the Arts in 1971 with a familiar guest present, President William Carter, to a...
Eurydice is the first theatre production of the 2025 fall semester, where the story of Eurydice and Orpheus has a twist in perspective, showing the love between a daughter and father, sacrifices and a...
For at least 27 years, the Orchestra's Concerto/Aria Competition has been held here in UW-Whitewater. From string to voice, every student is given a chance to shine while simultaneously dazzling the audience.
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Do you want to impact a community through your passion, hard work, and dedication? Dr. Christian Ellenwood, a clarinet professor, has made a significant impact through the music department at the University...
The graduating seniors share one thing: wanting to achieve their best outside college. The big step before being thrown into the real world is earning a degree that many have spent four or more years earning,...
The Whitewater community expresses kindness through many events, but did you know there’s a gallery based on kindness, a painting event dedicated to pride and even performances by the music professors...
Jazz Ensemble II
Do you like jazz? Well, the UW-Whitewater Department of Music presents three amazing concerts directed by lecturer Brad Townsend and Dr. Michael Hackett. These concerts took place Tuesday,...
At UW-Whitewater, there are five choirs that students can join: Vocal Jazz, Concert Choir, Harmonia, Chamber Choir and Hawk-Kor. These choirs bring such great joy to the community, students, and the Center...
When you think of the Center of the Arts, you may find that the building is most known for its music, theatre and dance. Yet, another important department lies within the building: the Department of Art...
The Symphony Orchestra consists of brass instruments and strings, which are combined to play a beautiful melody. When you think of strings, you usually associate them with the orchestra. But do you truly...
The renowned Carnegie Hall has a deep and rich history in music, from hosting famous music composers such as Tchalvinsky and Mahler to popular artists such as Stevie Wonder, Judy Garland, Frank Sinatra...
When you think of the opera genre, you would usually picture a one-man or woman show that goes on for hours. That’s not the case with the two operas, “Maid Turned Mistress” and “Dido and Aeneas.”...
