
Welcome to Oberlin Stage Left
There's one stage left—and we're making the most of it!
Join us for a series of online programs featuring Oberlin’s own faculty and students, as well as fascinating guests from around the globe.
It will be fun, it’ll be informative, it’ll be distinctly Oberlin. And it will carry us all through the days till we share the music together—in person—again.
Without further ado…please direct your attention Stage Left!
Stage Left Events

For complete program information, visit our events calendar.
Faculty Recital: The Oberlin Trio
Stage Left welcomes the new year with the Oberlin Trio!
Tune in for this live-streamed concert from Oberlin's Warner Concert Hall as faculty members David Bowlin, violin, Dmitry Kouzov, cello, and Haewon Song, piano, present works by Haydn and Shumann, as well as “Music for Three for Piano Trio” by Oberlin alum George Walker '41. Performers' Corner: Listen to the musicians talk about their upcoming program and introduce their newest member, Dmitry Kouzov.
Upcoming Events
New events added weekly

Black History Month: A Celebration of Black Artistry

Use the WATCH link above to see the entire roster of previously-aired Stage Left events, like this recent broadcast:

Originally aired December 10, 2020
An Evening with Rhiannon Giddens
Rhiannon Giddens and multi-instrumentalist Francesco Turresi perform following a conversation with Professor Jan Miyake.

Originally aired December 16, 2020
Beethoven's Birthday Marathon
Peter Takács and friends perform 17 of Beethoven's Piano Sonatas celebrating the 250th anniversary of the master's birth.

Use the WATCH link above for your VIP access to this year's Large Ensemble & Chamber Music performances

Backstage Pass performances have been recorded without a live audience while socially distanced and with all COVID-19 restrictions in place.
COMING SOON: more Oberlin Conservatory Large Ensemble performances!
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