From the Doudna Fine Arts Center:
With the craziness of holidays approaching, don't forget to treat yourself to some amazing entertainment and a fun night out on the town. Doudna has a variety of free and ticketed events for you to enjoy this November!
Sincerely,
Dennis Malak, Director of Programming, Publicity, & Promotions
November 10th @ 2:00pm
The Theatre
"She Loves Me" tells the story of a charming case of mistaken identity set in a 1930s European perfumery. Feuding perfume clerks, Amalia and Georg, work together begrudgingly by day and write beautiful love letters to their “secret admirers” by night. Constantly bumping heads while on the job, the sparring coworkers can’t seem to find common ground. Little do they know, the anonymous pen pals they are both falling for happen to be each other!
Tickets
$25/$20/$15 (Groups of 4+ Save)
Come join us for the high energy performance of the Panther Marching Band, Drumline and Color Guard! Music selections include our Pre-Game Show, Music from Shrek, British Invasion: The Music of the Beatles, Giddyup! (Country and Western Songs), and Themes from Phantom of the Opera. Dr. Joseph Manfredo, former EIU Director of Bands (1994-2001), will be recognized for his outstanding career and contributions to music education at the concert.
Tickets
$10/$5
This concert will feature EIU jazz faculty members Sam Fagaly (saxophone), Ben Carrasquillo (trombone), Jose Gobbo (guitar), Paul Johnston (piano), Jack Helsley (bass), and James Mauck (drums). The program will include jazz standards along with compositions by the performers. Ticket sales will benefit the David Frank Tanner/Ronald Eugene Gholson Endowed Fund Celebrating the Goodness of Music.
Tickets
$10/$5
Come enjoy an evening of beautiful Italian and English songs performed by our talented EIU voice students, featuring a range of expressive art songs.
The EIU Trombone Choir invites you to join us for our Fall 2024 Concert! We will share an exciting program of classic repertoire and newer works showcasing the beauty and brilliance of the trombone, featuring works by Sibelius, Nelhybel, Brahms, Premru, Gabrieli, and Lee.
The EIU Trombone Choir is made up of students from across EIU's campus and the surrounding community. The ensemble is led by Dr. Ben Carrasquillo.
Free
Join the EIU Lab Band as we feature saxophonist and multi-genre musician, Briana Harris, at our Fall Concert! This program will include classics, new and old, from the big band repertoire, featuring student soloists alongside Harris.
Briana Harris is a musician, artist manager, and creative entrepreneur with a focus on empowering creatives to do their best work. A versatile creator and collaborator, Bri has credits as a saxophonist, singer, songwriter, producer, arranger, and composer. Her debut album as a solo artist, When We’re Found, released Fall 2022, and contains 10 songs that explore personal stories and venture through an eclectic set of style and genre influences.
Funding for Briana Harris's residency is provided through the New and Emerging Artists Series Fund.
Free
Please join us for the second EIU Wind Symphony/Concert Band performance of the 2024 fall semester, featuring:
Smith/Stamp: The Star-Spangled Banner
Owens: All Things So Wondrous
Broege: America Verses
Karrick: J.S. Jig
Goldman: On The Mall
Rutter/Bimm: A Choral Fanfare
Price/Williams: Adoration
Williams: Symphonic Suite
Barber: Commando March
Ward/Dragon: America The Beautiful
Tickets
$10/$5
The annual Symphonic Band Fall Concert will feature musical selections including Foundry by John Mackey, The Seal Lullaby by Eric Whitacre, Inglesina (The Little English Girl) by Davide Delle Cese and Journey to the Cathedrals, a five-movement work, by Dean Smith. The Charleston Brass Ensemble will be performing The Earle of Oxford's Marche by William Byrd, Ecce Sacerdos by Anton Bruckner, and Candiones Mexicanas arranged by Harold L. Walters. Both the Symphonic Band and Charleston Brass Ensemble are comprised of EIU students and community members from the region.
Tickets
$10/$5
This concert will feature outstanding student musicians performing the music of Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Quincy Jones, Bob Brookmeyer, and others.
Tickets
$10/$5
Booth House
Eastern Illinois University
600 Lincoln Ave.
Charleston, IL 61920
217-581-7400
jdreinhart@eiu.edu