Lamont Concerts & Events
Wednesday, January 7
Guest artist recital: Christopher Harding, piano
Pianist Christopher Harding maintains a flourishing international performance career, generating acclaim and impressing audiences and critics alike with his substantive interpretations and pianistic mastery.
- 7:30pm
- Hamilton Recital Hall
Wednesday, January 14
Guest artist recital: Geoffrey Burleson, piano
The Lamont School of Music is pleased to welcome pianist Geoffrey Burleson, who will perform works by Liszt, Saint-Saens, Melinda Wagner, Robert Peterson, David Chaillou, Herbie Nichols and McCoy Tyner.
- 7:30pm
- Hamilton Recital Hall
Friday, January 16
Faculty Recital Series: Adam Gang, Peter Stolzman, Bijoux Barbosa, Dru Heller
Join us for this recital led by Adam Gang exploring the fascinating confluence of Western Classical music and jazz through the iconic Nocturnes from Romantic composer Frederic Chopin.
- 7:30pm
- Hamilton Recital Hall
Friday, January 23
Faculty Recital Series: An Evening with M. Roger Holland
Director of The Spirituals Project and Lamont faculty M. Roger Holland, II presents an evening of music as both tenor vocalist and pianist with multiple genres.
- 7:30pm
- Hamilton Recital Hall
Sunday, January 25
Faculty Recital Series: Duo Semaphore, pianists Rachael Hutchings & Hukum Singh Khalsa
Join Duo Semaphore for a wintry journey into sparkling four hand music! The program will feature two polar examples of Romanticism: Moscheles's glittery Grand Sonata, and Barber's neo-Romantic Souvenirs.
- 4:30pm
- Hamilton Recital Hall
Thursday, January 29
Winter Opera Showcase
Join us for this performance by students from the voice department: an all-Italian program of music by Rossini, Bellini, Mascagni, Verdi, Mozart, and Handel. Featuring the famous Gran pezzo concertato for 14 voices from Rossini's Il viaggio a Reims.
- 7:30pm
- Hamilton Recital Hall
Friday, January 30
Faculty Recital Series: Igor Pikayzen, violin
Internationally acclaimed violinist Igor Pikayzen will present a thrilling recital alongside pianist Tatyana Pikayzen. The program showcases virtuosic works including Bartók’s dramatic Sonata for Solo Violin, a sonata by Eugène Ysaÿe, and Khachaturian’s lush and lyrical Violin Sonata.
- 7:30pm
- Hamilton Recital Hall
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Faculty & Staff
Brian Pertl Named New Director of the DU Lamont School of Music
A distinguished academic leader, ethnomusicologist, and didjeridu player, Pertl brings a wealth of experience to the Lamont community. He joins DU after serving for 17 years as the Dean of the Lawrence Conservatory of Music. -
Alumni
Lamont Alumni Profile: Chris Glassman
Lamont alum Chris Glassman (BM ’17) went from band kid in Littleton to an international touring artist and now inspires the next generation of musicians at Interlochen. “My biggest goal is to have the greatest impact possible on the next generation of musicians,” he says. -
Students & Campus
Lamont Student Profile: Kaitlyn Nohara
Reflecting on her time at Lamont, clarinetist Kaitlyn Nohara is filled with gratitude. “The people here are so amazing. I’ve made lifelong friends and connections,” she says. “Thanks to Dr. Reynolds and my peers in the studio, I’ve grown so much as a musician."
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