— Sep 8, 2010: Lady Gaga 08 September 2010 John Paul Jones Arena Tickets at University of Virginia - John Paul Jones Arena

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— Sep 8, 2010: Lady Gaga Charlottesville at John Paul Jones Arena

Lady Gaga Monster Ball tour is coming to John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville, VA on September 8, 2010. Lady Gaga has rocked the music world since her smash hit “Just Dance”, and her hits just keep coming. Check her out when she comes to Charlottesville for a live concert on September 8, 2010. Don’t miss a chance to see one of the popular artists of today perform up close on stage! Purchase your Lady Gaga tickets for Charlottesville now before they sell-out!

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Lady Gaga is a talented artist - a singer, songwriter, and pianist. She was rumored to have worked with Britney Spears and the Pussycat Dolls. After years of working with music, Lady Gaga has released her own records and they’re successful worldwide earning her a huge following around the world. It’s no wonder that Lady Gaga concert tickets are hard to get. Make sure to see her live in Charlottesville and have a night full of fun and entertainment. Get your Lady Gaga tickets now and see one of the most innovative shows of the year!

— Sep 17, 2010: Sugarland at John Paul Jones Arena

International country super-duo Sugarland will kick off their 2010 North American tour, The Incredible Machine April 23rd in Primm, NV and travel to over 55 cities nationwide.

"This new tour is a thrill for me," said Jennifer Nettles. "It will reflect our latest writing and surprises to come for the new record, the hits that our fans love, along with the production value that people have come to trust and expect from our live shows." "Don't come if you expect to sit on your ass the whole show. You won't be able to. It's a whole, new, rhythmic, emotional, visual, fun, incredible, experience machine."

— Nov 12, 2010: UVA Marching Band Open Rehearsal at Carr's Hill Field

UVA Marching Band Open Rehearsal
Friday, November 12, 2010 - Carr's Hill Field - 7pm - Free
Bring a picnic and drop by Carr's Hill Field, at the corner of Emmett and Ivy roads, to watch the UVA Cavalier Marching Band as they prepare for their halftime show.

— Nov 11, 2010: Klezmer Ensemble at Old Cabell Hall

The University of Virginia Klezmer Ensemble under the direction of Joel Rubin will perform with special guest composer/clarinetist Michael Winograd on Thursday, November 11th, 2010 at 8pm in Old Cabell Hall.

Michael Winograd is perhaps the leading voice of the younger generation of performers and composers within klezmer, Yiddish and ""New Jewish Music"". Besides his own groups (Michael Winograd Klezmer Ensemble, Infection), he performs regularly with klezmer hip-hop artist Socalled (in residency at UVA Apr. 12-15, 2010), Yiddish cabarettist Daniel Kahn, Frank London's Klezmer Brass All-stars, Budowitz, percussionist Kenny Wollesen, singer Ayelet Gottleib, and Shtreiml, among others.

Winograd (http://www.michaelwinograd.com/), will be in residency at the University of Virginia for the week. Highlights of the residency will be his performance with the UVA Klezmer Ensemble on Thursday, November 11th, and his performance with Yiddish Princess on Sunday, November 14th.

Under the direction of Director of Music Performance and acclaimed clarinetist Joel Rubin, the University of Virginia Klezmer Ensemble focuses on the music of the klezmorim, the Jewish professional instrumentalists of Eastern Europe. The ensemble is made up of both undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and other members of the greater Charlottesville community, and is dedicated to exploring klezmer and other Jewish musical traditions from the 18th century to the present.

Tickets for the Klezmer Ensemble with Michael Winograd are $10 for the general public, $5 for students and free for UVA students who purchase tickets at least one day in advance. Tickets may be purchased at The University of Virginia Arts Box Office, (434) 924-3376, 12:00-5:00p.m. weekdays in the lobby of the UVA Drama Building at 109 Culbreth Road, or on-line at www.artsboxoffice.virginia.edu

— Nov 7, 2010: Jazz Chamber Ensembles at Brooks Hall

The Jazz Combos at the University of Virginia present a free recital on Sunday, November 7th at 3:30pm in Brooks Hall Commons. The Combos are taught by distinguished jazz performance faculty members Pete Spaar, Jeff Decker and Mike Rosensky. The combos range in size from quartets to octets and vary in skill-level from intermediate to advanced. Repertoire is chosen from a diverse range of jazz styles by such greats as Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Wayne Shorter, Lee Morgan, Antonio Carlos Jobim, among many others, as well as origninal compositions by both faculty and students.

Besides a formal concert at the end of each semester, the jazz combo groups do several outreach performances in the Charlottesville community, and give a final end-of-year celebration concert, ""Jazz in the Amphitheater.""

Brooks Hall is located just east of the Rotunda on University Avenue. Parking is available on University Avenue, as well as at the parking lots on ""the Corner"". For more information about this free event, please call the McIntire Department of Music at 434.924.3052

— Nov 6, 2010: Choral Showcase at Old Cabell Hall

The traditional Family Weekend Choral Showcase will feature the UVa University Singers, UVa Chamber Singers, Virginia Women’s Chorus and Virginia Glee Club in concert on Saturday October 6th, 2010 at 7:00 pm in Old Cabell Hall. The concert’s lively and varied program will feature selections from all four ensembles’ 2010 repertoire.
The Virginia Women’s Chorus is conducted by KaeRenae Mitchell, the Virginia Glee Club is led by conductor Frank Albinder, and the University Singers – and their select subset, the UVa Chamber Singers – are directed by UVa faculty conductor Michael Slon. Tickets are $10 for the general public and $5 for students and are available at the UVa Arts Box Office in the Culbreth building, online at www.artsboxoffice.virginia.edu or by calling (434) 924-3376.

— Oct 29, 2010: UVA Marching Band Open Rehearsal at Carr's Hill Field

UVA Marching Band Open Rehearsal
Friday, October 29, 2010 - Carr's Hill Field - 7pm - Free
Bring a picnic and drop by Carr's Hill Field, at the corner of Emmett and Ivy roads, to watch the UVA Cavalier Marching Band as they prepare for their halftime show.

— Oct 29, 2010: University Singers at Old Cabell Hall

The McIntire Department of Music presents the University Singers under the direction of Michael Slon on Friday, October 29th at 8pm in Old Cabell Hall on the historic lawn of the University of Virginia.

Founded in 1957, the University Singers is UVA’s premier SATB ensemble, performing a cappella and accompanied choral literature ranging from chant to the works of contemporary composers. Past repertoire has included Handel's Messiah, Orff’s Carmina Burana, the Brahms Requiem, Bernstein's Chichester Psalms, and Mozart's Mass in C minor, as well as shorter a cappella works. Students in the University Singers come from UVA's six undergraduate schools, including Arts and Sciences, Education, and Engineering, as well as several of the University's graduate and professional schools. Together, they enjoy an esprit de corps that arises from the pursuit of musical excellence and the camaraderie the singers develop offstage.

Active as a conductor of choral, orchestral, and operatic repertoire, Michael Slon is currently Conductor of the University Singers, Chamber Singers, and recent Interim Conductor of the Charlottesville & University Symphony at the University of Virginia. Slon serves as Assistant Professor of Music at the University, while remaining active as a guest conductor of honors choirs and orchestras. Prior to UVA, Mr. Slon served as visiting conducting faculty at the Oberlin Conservatory, and as assistant conductor of Cincinnati's May Festival Chorus. He is also a pianist and writer - his first book Songs from the Hill came out in 1998.

Tickets are $10 for Adults and $5 for Students and free for UVA students who purchase tickets at least one day in advance. Tickets may be purchased at The University of Virginia Arts Box Office, (434) 924-3376, 12:00-5:00p.m. weekdays in the lobby of the UVA Drama Building at 109 Culbreth Road, or on-line at www.artsboxoffice.virginia.edu

— Oct 22, 2010: UVA Marching Band Open Rehearsal at Carr's Hill Field

UVA Marching Band Open Rehearsal
Friday, October 22, 2010 - Carr's Hill Field - 7pm - Free
Bring a picnic and drop by Carr's Hill Field, at the corner of Emmett and Ivy roads, to watch the UVA Cavalier Marching Band as they prepare for their halftime show.

— Oct 22, 2010: Tavia Nyong'o Colloquim at Old Cabell Hall

Old Cabell Hall room 107

Tavia Nyong'o is associate professor of Performance Studies at New York University. His research interests include the intersections of race and sexuality, visual art and performance, and cultural history. He is the author of The Amalgamation Waltz: Race, Performance, and the Ruses of Memory (University of Minnesota Press, 2009), which investigates musical, aesthetic, and political practices that conjoined blackness and whiteness in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
(Presented by the University of Virginia McIntire Department of Music Critical and Comparative Studies )

— Oct 22, 2010: Free Bridge Quintet at Old Cabell Hall

The University of Virginia McIntire Department of Music presents an evening of Jazz with the Free Bridge Quintet on Friday, October 22nd 2010 in Old Cabell Hall on the historic lawn of the University of Virginia.

The Free Bridge Quintet is the official faculty jazz ensemble of the University of Virginia’s McIntire Department of Music. Free Bridge features Jeff Decker on saxophones, Robert Jospe on the drums, Wells Hanley on piano, Peter Spaar on bass, and John D'earth on trumpet and flugelhorn. The group released their first CD, “Spanning Time,” in 2000 and has recently released a live recording of their concert “For the Record,” consisting of new original music by the band. Their concerts are known for the wide range of music performed. Anything is fair game for this versatile group, from New Orleans-style to hard bop, from Afro-pop to Hip Hop. The group also performs their own inventive and intricate compositions.

Tickets are $15 for the general public, $8 for students and free for UVA students who purchase tickets at least one day in advance. Tickets may be purchased at The University of Virginia Arts Box Office, (434) 924-3376, 12:00-5:00p.m. weekdays in the lobby of the UVA Drama Building at 109 Culbreth Road, or on-line at www.artsboxoffice.virginia.edu

— Oct 21, 2010: Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra Youth at Old Cabell Hall

The Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra presents the ever popular youth concerts. This year the concert is titled: ""It's a Bird…It's a Plane…It's the Orchestra!""

Youth Concerts have long been a favorite way to introduce children to the exhilarating experience of attending a live orchestral performance. The Charlottesville and University Symphony Orchestra's first Youth Concerts were presented in 1977. The project always proves popular with students and has enthusiastic support and assistance from local music teachers. Because of the continuing support of area foundations, businesses and individual contributors, we can ensure that future generations experience our Youth Concerts and the thrill of symphonic music.

This concert is sponsored through the generous support of Target, Bama Works Fund of Dave Matthews Band, and the Mr. and Mrs. James L. Brown Fund for Young People's Concerts.

For more information about this concert, or to register to attend, please visit: http://www.cvillesymphony.org/educationYoung.html

For further information about our outreach programs, please contact Elizabeth Roberts, Outreach Coordinator, at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

— Oct 21, 2010: Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra Youth at Old Cabell Hall

The Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra presents the ever popular youth concerts. This year the concert is titled: ""It's a Bird…It's a Plane…It's the Orchestra!""

Youth Concerts have long been a favorite way to introduce children to the exhilarating experience of attending a live orchestral performance. The Charlottesville and University Symphony Orchestra's first Youth Concerts were presented in 1977. The project always proves popular with students and has enthusiastic support and assistance from local music teachers. Because of the continuing support of area foundations, businesses and individual contributors, we can ensure that future generations experience our Youth Concerts and the thrill of symphonic music.

This concert is sponsored through the generous support of Target, Bama Works Fund of Dave Matthews Band, and the Mr. and Mrs. James L. Brown Fund for Young People's Concerts.

For more information about this concert, or to register to attend, please visit: http://www.cvillesymphony.org/educationYoung.html

For further information about our outreach programs, please contact Elizabeth Roberts, Outreach Coordinator, at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

— Oct 19, 2010: Jeffrey Irvine Viola Masterclass at Old Cabell Hall

The University of Virginia McIntire Department of Music presents a short recital & Master Class by Violist Jeffrey Irvine. Master class participants will be preselected. Mr. Irvine is the Fynette H. Kulas Professor of Viola at the Cleveland Institute of Music. http://www.jeffreyirvine.com/Site/Welcome.html

— Oct 17, 2010: University of Virginia Chamber Music Series at Old Cabell Hall

The McIntire Department of Music presents the first concert of the 2010-2011 UVA Chamber Music Series on Sunday October 17th at 3:30pm in Old Cabell Hall on the historic lawn of the University of Virginia.

During the 2010 - 2011 season, the UVA Chamber Music Series will offer four concerts highlighting the talent, creativity, and insight of the university's performance faculty.

Tickets are $20 for the general public, $10 for students and free for UVA students who purchase tickets at least one day in advance. High School Students are admitted free of charge. Tickets may be purchased at The University of Virginia Arts Box Office, (434) 924-3376, 12:00-5:00p.m. weekdays in the lobby of the UVA Drama Building at 109 Culbreth Road, or on-line at www.artsboxoffice.virginia.edu

— Oct 15, 2010: UVA Marching Band Open Rehearsal at Carr's Hill Field

"UVA Marching Band Open Rehearsal
Friday, October 15, 2010 - Carr's Hill Field - 7pm - Free
Bring a picnic and drop by Carr's Hill Field, at the corner of Emmett
and Ivy roads, to watch the UVA Cavalier Marching Band as they prepare for their halftime show. "

— Oct 3, 2010: Pre-Concert Lecture with Richard Will at Monticello High School

"The Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra presents a pre-concert lecture with Richard Will on Sunday, 10/3/10 at 2:455pm in the Forum at Monticello High School.

The popular Symphony pre-concert lectures serve to enlighten and prepare symphony audiences for the concert they are about to experience. These free lectures begin 45 minutes prior to each performance.

McIntire Department of Music Associate Professor Richard Will leads our insightful Pre-Concert Lecture series. Professor Will is author of The Characteristic Symphony in the Age of Haydn and Beethoven and of articles and reviews on 18th- and early 19th-century music. The popular professor is also interested in 20th-century American popular music, especially country music and bluegrass, and hosts a bluegrass jam session for UVA graduates and undergraduates. He has received fellowships from the American Philosophical Society, the German Academic Exchange Service, and the American Musicological Society."

— Oct 3, 2010: Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra at Monticello High School

The Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra presents a Feast of Sound "Uncork" Program includes: Maurice Ravel: Le Tombeau de Couperin; Antonín Dvořák: Romance in f minor, Opus 11; Maurice Ravel: Tzigane, David Sariti, violin; Johannes Brahms: Symphony No. 1 in c minor, Opus 68. Tickets available at the Arts Box Office www.artsboxoffice.virginia.edu 434.924.3376

— Oct 1, 2010: UVA Marching Band Open Rehearsal at Carr's Hill Field

UVA Marching Band Open Rehearsal
Friday, October 1, 2010 - Carr's Hill Field - 7pm - Free
Bring a picnic and drop by Carr's Hill Field, at the corner of Emmett
and Ivy roads, to watch the UVA Cavalier Marching Band as they prepare for their halftime show.

— Oct 1, 2010: Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra at Old Cabell Hall

The Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra presents a Feast of Sound "Uncork" Program includes: Maurice Ravel: Le Tombeau de Couperin; Antonín Dvořák: Romance in f minor, Opus 11; Maurice Ravel: Tzigane, David Sariti, violin; Johannes Brahms: Symphony No. 1 in c minor, Opus 68. Tickets available at the Arts Box Office www.artsboxoffice.virginia.edu 434.924.3376

— Oct 1, 2010: Pre-Concert Lecture with Richard Will at Minor Hall

The Charlottesville & University Symphony Orchestra presents a pre-concert lecture with Richard Will on Friday, 10/1 at 7:15pm in Minor Hall Auditorium.

The popular Symphony pre-concert lectures serve to enlighten and prepare symphony audiences for the concert they are about to experience. These free lectures begin 45 minutes prior to each performance.

McIntire Department of Music Associate Professor Richard Will leads our insightful Pre-Concert Lecture series. Professor Will is author of The Characteristic Symphony in the Age of Haydn and Beethoven and of articles and reviews on 18th- and early 19th-century music. The popular professor is also interested in 20th-century American popular music, especially country music and bluegrass, and hosts a bluegrass jam session for UVA graduates and undergraduates. He has received fellowships from the American Philosophical Society, the German Academic Exchange Service, and the American Musicological Society.

— Sep 24, 2010: UVA Marching Band Open Rehearsal at Carr's Hill Field

Come hear the UVA Marching Band Open Rehearsal on Friday, September 24, 2010, 7pm at Carr's Hill Field.
Bring a picnic and drop by Carr's Hill Field, at the corner of Emmett
and Ivy roads, to watch the UVA Cavalier Marching Band as they prepare
for their halftime show.

— Sep 19, 2010: Piano Master Class with Roberto Poli (U.Va. Chopin Bicentennial Celebration) at Brooks Hall

Master class with Roberto Poli, who will instruct pre-selected participants drawn from University and the Charlottesville community.
This event is part of the Chopin Bicentennial Celebration at the University of Virginia (September 16-19, 2010), which is sponsored by the Page-Barbour Fund, the McIntire Department of Music, the Center for Russian and East European Studies, the Slavic Literatures and Languages Department, the Media Studies Department, and an Arts Enhancement Grant from the Vice-Provost for the Arts. For a listing of all festival events please visit: www.Virginia.edu/music/Chopin

— Sep 18, 2010: Chopin’s Music in its French & Polish Contexts (U.Va. Chopin Bicentennial) at Brooks Hall

Chopin’s Music in its French and Polish Contexts.
Saturday, September 18, 2010, 9am – noon, Brooks Hall - Free
Panel on Chopin’s Music and its national-historical context in France and Poland. Participants include the renowned scholars Jim Samson, Zofia Chechlinska, and James Parakilas. The panel will be moderated by Robert Geraci (UVa). Just prior to the discussion, coffee and snacks will be served (8:30 - 9am).
This event is part of the Chopin Bicentennial Celebration at the University of Virginia (September 16-19, 2010), which is sponsored by the Page-Barbour Fund, the McIntire Department of Music, the Center for Russian and East European Studies, the Slavic Literatures and Languages Department, the Media Studies Department, and an Arts Enhancement Grant from the Vice-Provost for the Arts. For a listing of all festival events please visit: www.Virginia.edu/music/Chopin

— Sep 18, 2010: Piano Recital by Roberto Poli (U.Va. Chopin Bicentennial Celebration) at Old Cabell Hall

Recital of Chopin’s music by Roberto Poli, who is currently recording Chopin’s Complete Works for Piano.
This event is part of the Chopin Bicentennial Celebration at the University of Virginia (September 16-19, 2010), which is sponsored by the Page-Barbour Fund, the McIntire Department of Music, the Center for Russian and East European Studies, the Slavic Literatures and Languages Department, the Media Studies Department, and an Arts Enhancement Grant from the Vice-Provost for the Arts. For a listing of all festival events please visit: www.Virginia.edu/music/Chopin

— Sep 18, 2010: Panel on Chopin’s Music in Performance (U.Va. Chopin Bicentennial Celebration) at Brooks Hall

Panel on Chopin’s Music in Performance
Saturday, September 18, 2010, 2-5pm, Brooks Hall - Free
Panelists will include the pianists Roberto Poli, Andrew Willis, and Mimi Tung (UVa). The panel will be moderated by Michael Puri (UVa).
This event is part of the Chopin Bicentennial Celebration at the University of Virginia (September 16-19, 2010), which is sponsored by the Page-Barbour Fund, the McIntire Department of Music, the Center for Russian and East European Studies, the Slavic Literatures and Languages Department, the Media Studies Department, and an Arts Enhancement Grant from the Vice-Provost for the Arts. For a listing of all festival events please visit: www.Virginia.edu/music/Chopin

— Sep 17, 2010: Piano Recital by Andrew Willis (U.Va. Chopin Bicentennial Celebration) at Old Cabell Hall

Recital of Chopin to be played on a period instrument (an 1848 Pleyel piano) by Andrew Willis, Professor of Music at UNC-Greensboro. This recital will include introductory commentary by the pianist about the instrument and its special relation to Chopin’s music.
This event is part of the Chopin Bicentennial Celebration at the University of Virginia (September 16-19, 2010), which is sponsored by the Page-Barbour Fund, the McIntire Department of Music, the Center for Russian and East European Studies, the Slavic Literatures and Languages Department, the Media Studies Department, and an Arts Enhancement Grant from the Vice-Provost for the Arts. For a listing of all festival events please visit: www.Virginia.edu/music/Chopin

— Sep 17, 2010: Keynote lecture by Jeffrey Kallberg (Colloquia & Chopin Bicentennial Celebration) at Old Cabell Hall

Plenary Lecture by Jeffrey Kallberg, Professor of Musicology at the University of Pennsylvania, Associate Dean of Arts and Sciences, and author of a book and numerous articles on Chopin. A reception will follow in the lobby of Old Cabell Hall.
This event is part of the Chopin Bicentennial Celebration at the University of Virginia (September 16-19, 2010), which is sponsored by the Page-Barbour Fund, the McIntire Department of Music, the Center for Russian and East European Studies, the Slavic Literatures and Languages Department, the Media Studies Department, and an Arts Enhancement Grant from the Vice-Provost for the Arts. For a listing of all festival events please visit: www.Virginia.edu/music/Chopin

— Sep 16, 2010: Presentation on Films about Chopin by Andrea Press (U.Va. Chopin Bicentennial Celebration) at Minor Hall

Presentation on Films about Chopin by Andrea Press, Professor of Sociology and Chair of the Media Studies Department at the University of Virginia.
This event is part of the Chopin Bicentennial Celebration at the University of Virginia (September 16-19, 2010), which is sponsored by the Page-Barbour Fund, the McIntire Department of Music, the Center for Russian and East European Studies, the Slavic Literatures and Languages Department, the Media Studies Department, and an Arts Enhancement Grant from the Vice-Provost for the Arts. For a listing of all festival events please visit: www.Virginia.edu/music/Chopin
This is an Arts Enhancement Event supported by the Provost’s Office to increase the awareness of and support for the arts at the University of Virginia.