Jan. 8 (Saturday)

Kevin Lawrence Violin Recital

Kevin Lawrence performs Johann Sebastian Bach’s three solo partitas, pinnacles of the solo violin repertoire, culminating in the monumental Chaconne.

“On one staff, for a small instrument, the man writes a whole world.” - Johannes Brahms

7:30 p.m. at Watson Chamber Music Hall

$12 adults / $10 seniors and students plus $1 facility usage fee.

Jan. 15 (Saturday)

On the Edge

Tenor Glenn Siebert, mezzo-soprano Janine Hawley and pianist Allison Gagnon will be joined by UNCSA faculty cellist Brooks Whitehouse and guest artists Jacqueline Carrasco, Janet Orenstein on violin, and Christina Placilla on viola to perform selections for voice and string quartet/quintet. Selections include Vaughan Williams’ On Wenlock Edge and Songs from the Edge by Israeli composer Ella Milch-Sheriff.

7:30 p.m. at Watson Chamber Music Hall

$12 adults / $10 seniors and students plus $1 facility usage fee.

Jan. 18 (Tuesday)

Sheila Browne Viola Recital

Faculty violist Sheila Browne and guest pianist Julie Nishimura perform Romeo and Juliet, a cello sonata by Prokofiev, and works by Vaughan Williams and Bach.

7:30 p.m. at Watson Chamber Music Hall

$12 adults / $10 seniors and students plus $1 facility usage fee.

Jan. 20 (Thursday)

Dance Dialogues: Alberto del Saz and Dianne Markham

The Kenan Institute for the Arts sponsors this series of conversations with guest artists working with UNCSA students. Alberto del Saz, artistic director of the Murray Louis and Nikolais Dance Company, joins UNCSA’s Dianne Markham, a former company member, in this discussion of the Nikolais piece Gallery, part of the upcoming Winter Dance Concert. Get a behind-the-scenes look at Gallery, usually performed in black-light, and see what is really happening when the lights are on!

7:00 p.m. at deMille Theatre

FREE

Jan. 22 (Saturday)

The Big Screen: STOP MAKING SENSE (1984)

All ticket proceeds benefit UNCSA School of Filmmaking scholarships

7:00 p.m. at Main Theatre, ACE Exhibition Complex

$8 general admission / $2 UNCSA students with ID

Tickets will be sold at the door only, beginning one hour before screening time.

Jan. 23 (Sunday)

The International Day of Collaborative Music: A Celebration!

UNCSA joins musical organizations across the country and beyond to mark the International Day of Collaborative Music as proclaimed by the Music Teachers National Association. Our program features UNCSA faculty and alumni, including special guest Margo Garrett, and graduates of the school’s collaborative program.

3:00 p.m. at Watson Chamber Music Hall

$12 adults / $10 seniors and students plus $1 facility usage fee.

Jan. 26, 28 & 30 (Wednesday, Friday and Sunday)

A.J. Fletcher Opera Institute: Così fan tutte

Music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Libretto by Lorenzo da Ponte

James Allbritten, Music Director

Steven LaCosse, Stage Director

Sung in Italian with English Supertitles

The Times They Are A-Changin’ for Mozart’s comic masterpiece, Così fan tutte. In the age of free love, Professor Alfonso doubts that the girlfriends of his two students can remain faithful. Will the girls cry Gimme Some Lovin’ with the two hippies that show up? Or will they sing My Boyfriend’s Back? Either way, everyone will find Somebody to Love as Fletcher goes mod with Mozart.

Jan. 26 & 28

8:00 p.m. at Stevens Center

Jan. 30

2:00 p.m. at Stevens Center

SPECIAL EVENT PRICING: $10-20

Jan. 27 (Thursday)

Mozart Birthday Concert

Since 1978, the Annual Mozart Birthday Concert has been among the most popular of UNCSA’s offerings. School of Music artist-faculty come together in a program of chamber music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in celebration of his 255th birthday.

7:30 p.m. at Watson Chamber Music Hall

$12 adults / $10 seniors and students plus $1 facility usage fee.

Jan. 27 (Thursday)

Drama Dialogues: Steven Anthony Jones

The Kenan Institute for the Arts sponsors this series of conversations with guest artists working with UNCSA students. Steven Anthony Jones, director of UNCSA’s upcoming A Soldier’s Play, is an accomplished actor and acting teacher who was in the original production of A Soldier’s Play directed by Douglas Turner Ward, with fellow cast member Denzel Washington.

7:00 pm at Thrust Theatre, Performance Place

FREE

7 (Friday)

Winston-Salem Symphony

Stevens Center

7:30pm

$55-$15

9 (Sunday)

Winston-Salem Symphony

Stevens Center

7:30pm

$55-$15