Guide to Student Life - Campus Life - Adelphi University
Guide to Student Life - Campus Life - Adelphi University
Guide to Student Life - Campus Life - Adelphi University
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19 The <strong>Adelphi</strong> Chamber Workshop meets twice weekly and the Opera Workshop meets weekly; both<br />
are open <strong>to</strong> all vocalists and instrumentalists. An audition for the direc<strong>to</strong>r is required.<br />
ADELPHI UNIVERSITY • GUIDE TO STUDENT LIFE<br />
The <strong>Adelphi</strong> Chorus rehearses weekly, performs a wide variety of choral literature (from<br />
classical <strong>to</strong> folk <strong>to</strong> Broadway) in regular concerts, and may perform off campus.<br />
The <strong>Adelphi</strong> Jazz Ensemble rehearses twice weekly and features arrangements of classical and<br />
contemporary jazz programs each semester. It is open <strong>to</strong> both vocalists and instrumentalists. An<br />
audition for the direc<strong>to</strong>r is required.<br />
The <strong>Adelphi</strong> Symphony Orchestra, open <strong>to</strong> students and the <strong>Adelphi</strong> community, rehearses<br />
weekly, explores a broad range of classical and contemporary reper<strong>to</strong>ire, and presents two <strong>to</strong><br />
three concerts each year. An audition for the direc<strong>to</strong>r is required.<br />
The Concert Band provides an atmosphere where students can grow musically and reap the<br />
benefits of playing in an ensemble. Through the study of standard works and transcriptions<br />
for the concert band performance, the community and <strong>University</strong> experience will be enhanced<br />
through an artistic, semester-end concert. Auditions are required.<br />
The Flute Performance Workshop meets weekly and is open <strong>to</strong> all students.<br />
No audition is required.<br />
The Guitar Ensemble meets weekly and is open <strong>to</strong> all students. An audition for the direc<strong>to</strong>r is<br />
required.<br />
The Improvisational Ensemble researches and develops skills in free and structured<br />
improvisation in a variety of styles through performance (using their own instrument or voice),<br />
listening and discussion, supplemented by reading and writing assignments. Offered during the<br />
spring semester; an ability <strong>to</strong> read music is not required.<br />
The Percussion Ensemble develops and improves students’ skills as percussionists in a group<br />
setting by learning works that expand their knowledge and appreciation of this reper<strong>to</strong>ire. The<br />
course culminates with an end-of-term public performance.<br />
The Vocal Ensemble meets weekly and is open <strong>to</strong> all students. Requirements include an<br />
audition and the ability <strong>to</strong> read music.<br />
The World Music Ensemble is offered in the fall semester, meets twice a week and is open <strong>to</strong> all<br />
students. Explore a broad range of music from around the world. No audition is required.<br />
Lectures<br />
<strong>Adelphi</strong> invites artists and authors from around the globe and across the nation as part of its<br />
cultural events lecture series. Poets, philosophers and political pundits share their experiences<br />
and insights <strong>to</strong> enhance the student academic experience and enlighten the community on<br />
national and international issues.<br />
Films and Off-<strong>Campus</strong> Events<br />
Purchase reduced-rate movie tickets for local cinemas at the PantherTainment booth outside<br />
Ruth S. Harley <strong>University</strong> Center, Room 110.<br />
<strong>Campus</strong> ext. 3603<br />
Attend Broadway shows at reduced group-ticket prices for trips <strong>to</strong> New York City—sponsored<br />
by the <strong>Student</strong> Activities Board (SAB).<br />
What makes our dance program unique<br />
<strong>Adelphi</strong> <strong>University</strong>’s dance program, founded by Ruth St. Denis in 1938, was the first dance department<br />
in an American university.