Dartmouth Can Really Sing
On Saturday, October 27, while it might have seemed drizzly and dismal outside, the inside of the HOP echoed with rich voices and musical melodies. “Dartmouth Sings” was more than a concert. It is an...
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START: A Collaborative Creative Experience
START (Students Teaching in the Arts) is a Hop program in which Dartmouth students are given the opportunity to interact with local 1st to 8th grade classrooms as arts instructors. Explaining START...
A Composer’s Unique Take on Life and Death
Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) revealed his deepest feelings about life and death in his “German Requiem” ( Ein Deutsches Requiem, Op. 45). Written over about 10 years starting in his 20s—a period that...
Dartmouth’s Barbary Coast Improvises with Acclaimed Jazz Luminaries, Nov 2
The Barbary Coast Jazz Ensemble , Dartmouth’s resident creative music big band, is joined by three acclaimed guest artists: tuba legend Joseph Daley , who’s played with Taj Mahal, Charlie Haden,...
Five reasons to watch Vagabond, Agnès Varda's austerely beautiful masterwork
Jun 25, 2018, Amy Simmons, BFI : Among the finest films of the 1980s, Agnès Varda's powerful story of a young female drifter moving beyond the bounds of society remains essential viewing. Here's why.