Attendees enjoyed martial arts demonstrations alongside booths of kakigori shaved ice and grilled takoyaki balls on Sunday as the Japanese American Student Association and Japan Club hosted their first joint Bunkasai at Seabury Hall. Bunkasai are traditional Japanese cultural festivals often hosted by local students to show off school pride. Students, like McCormick sophomore and.
Members of the Songwriters Association at Northwestern know how to party. The group transformed Kresge Hall’s white walls, hallways and classrooms into a house full of music during “Kresgepalooza 2023: House Party” on Friday evening. Based on National Public Radio’s “Tiny Desk” series, five rooms in Kresge became intimate music venues modeled after a house’s.
Northwestern’s Opera Projects for Undergraduate Singers (OPUS) will perform “El Barberillo de Lavapiés” in Lutkin Hall this weekend. The story of “El Barberillo de Lavapiés” takes place in 18th-century Spain during the reign of King Carlos III. La Marquesita, a noblewoman, is involved in a plan to exile the prime minister, but she’s engaged to.
At first, Bienen sophomore Helen Feng detested music. She recalled hiding from her piano teacher as a kid before discovering a love for German composer Johann Sebastian Bach. “In Bach’s music, I found a friend, and since then, I’ve never looked back,” Feng said. Bach kickstarted her life-long love for classical music, Feng said. Since.
Ever gone to a concert in sweatpants? If not, here’s your chance. Concert Hub, a new student-led performance series, will host its inaugural concert in The Garage Thursday. The event will feature classical and jazz musicians from Northwestern and Chicago performing a setlist that crosses genres. Concert Hub founder and Bienen senior Natasha von Bartheld.