Senior Recital: Isabel Zweig, string bass
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FreeSenior Recital featuring Isabel Zweig, string bass.
Event is free and open to the public. Loyola Music follows all City of New Orleans COVID guidance regarding indoor music venues.
Head Over Heels
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FreePlaywright:
Conceived by & original book by Jeff Whitty; adapted by James Magruder
Director: Hardy Weaver
A jukebox musical featuring the songs of The Go-Go’s and based on Philip Sidney’s The Countess of Pembroke’s Arcadia, Head Over Heels is the story of what happens when the royal court is threatened with its loss of its “Beat,” the divine power that ensures the kingdoms prosperity. Directed by Hardy Weaver.
Loyola Music follows all City of New Orleans COVID guidance regarding indoor music venues.
Junior Recital: Nora Cullinan, soprano
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FreeEvent is free and open to the public. Loyola Music follows all City of New Orleans COVID guidance regarding indoor music venues.
Graduate Recital: Taylor White, soprano
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FreeEvent is free and open to the public. Loyola Music follows all City of New Orleans COVID guidance regarding indoor music venues.
Senior Recital: KC Nichoalds, voice
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FreeEvent is free and open to the public. Loyola Music follows all City of New Orleans COVID guidance regarding indoor music venues.
Junior Recital: Dakota Wilburn, trombone
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FreeEvent is free and open to the public. Loyola Music follows all City of New Orleans COVID guidance regarding indoor music venues.
Junior Recital: Riley Vagis, mezzo-soprano
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FreeEvent is free and open to the public. Loyola Music follows all City of New Orleans COVID guidance regarding indoor music venues.
Junior Recital: Austin Wallace, bass
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FreeCANCELLED DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER.
New date TBD.
Event is free and open to the public. Loyola Music follows all City of New Orleans COVID guidance regarding indoor music venues.
The Ancient Lives of Bees: Reconstructing the Bee in Greco-Roman Antiquity
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FreeBees were a favorite topic in Greek and Roman literature and feature prominently in similes, metaphors, and allegories across genres. However, how does a reader identify effective and innovative imagery and how does a reader know when an image is descriptive or allegorical? These questions become even more complicated when there is a several thousand year time difference. In order to decode these ancient references, one must not only have an understanding of what bees are like, but must also reconstruct what an ancient reader thought bees were like.
Cruising for Conspirators a book talk with Dr. Alecia P. Long
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FreeDr. Alecia P. Long is coming to discuss her new book Cruising for Conspirators. This event is being put on by the History Department.