In a workshop, usually 40 to 60 minutes long, the artist performs and talks about the music, the dance, or the instrument that will be presented in public performance. Artistic ideas and insights, interesting anecdotes and information about the art form are presented to the audience and the session often ends with a question and answer period.
Free and open to the public for observation. Call 962.3285 or email artsinaction@uncw.edu for more information.
Nagata Shachu, Japanese Taiko drummers
Taiko workshop led by members of Nagata Shachu.
Taiko is a synthesis of rhythm, movement and spirit whose origins lie deeply embedded in Japanese culture and history.
Monday, September 28 from Noon - 1 pm, Warwick Center Ballroom
Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR), Hatian-American violinist and composer
DBR leads a "What Music Might Mean" workshop with UNCW students
With excerpts performed from his recent repertoire, this autobiographical lecture/demonstration illuminates his artistic inspiration and contextualizes his solo and collaborative projects.
Tuesday, October 20 from 12:30-1:45 pm, Beckwith Recital Hall, Cultural Arts Building
Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR), Hatian-American violinist and composer
DBR leads a "What Music Might Mean" workshop with Wilmington Housing Authority
Tuesday, October 20 from 6-7:15 pm, Houston Moore Community Center (1601 South 13th Street).
Chris Potter, jazz saxophonist
Chris Potter leads a Q&A discussion about the jazz music industry with UNCW students and participants in the 28th Annual UNCW Guest Artist Jazz Festival.
Thursday, March 25 TBD, Beckwith Recital Hall, UNCW Campus
