Events

For almost two decades the Translation Symposium has been the intellectual and creative high point of the Oberlin academic year. It is a fast-paced, multilingual event that introduces and celebrates...

Oberlin Stage Left—a new series of online programs—opens with an interview featuring Dean of the Conservatory William Quillen and Grammy Award-nominated Oberlin harp professor Yolanda...

This panel will explore the significance of trees and forests in our daily lives and in the broader context of climate change. Why are the trees in our midst as important as those in the Amazon Rain...

Update: see 2020 Jed Deppman Translation Symposium via Zoom (4/14 at 7 p.m.) Keynote speaker Brian James Baer will not be taking part in the symposium . ‘‘From Sexual Dissidence to Sexual...

The AMAM marks the quincentenary of the death of Raphael (1483–1520). The artist was praised during his lifetime as the “prince of painters,” but the moniker long obscured his...

Oberlin Assistant Professor of Ethnomusicology Kathryn Metz leads a discussion with rock music biographer Peter Carlin , who has chronicled the lives of Paul McCartney, Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon...

It’s a ConFab listening party! Join musicology professor Jamie O'Leary and opera theater professor Chris Mirto for a (virtual) stage-ready celebration of reasons it's a good day to be...

We celebrate the April 24 release of Rands at Oberlin on the Oberlin Music label. It features the recorded premiere of Bernard Rands’ Concerto for English Horn and Orchestra, which was...

Perhaps the most beloved recording in the Oberlin Music archives, the 2013 release of Dr. Seuss’ The Sneetches brings the perils of bigotry to vivid life through an inspired performance of...

Recital I of a 32 piano sonata marathon in honor of Ludwig van Beethoven performed by Oberlin faculty and invited alumni. Program: Sonata No. 1 in F Minor, Op. 1 Sonata No. 2 in A Major, Op. 2 Sonata...