Free Lectures, Workshops & Concerts
Arts Speak is an educational series of lectures and performance lectures that celebrates the power of creativity through arts and music. Join us in person or tune in virtually to explore, learn, and connect on a wide variety of topics surrounding Arts and music with renowned experts.
All are Welcome! In Person & Livestreamed
Aesthetic Reverberations across the Arts: Exploring the Life and Music of Claude Debussy
Saturday, October 11 — 3:30 PM
Presented by Marie Rolf, pianist, educator, and the leading Debussy scholar of our time READ BIO
In spite of his reputation as a radical trailblazer, Claude Debussy was a man very much of his time who was keenly receptive to aesthetic ideas that were being explored by contemporary poets, artists, and other composers. He once told an American journalist, “I am called a revolutionary, but I haven’t invented anything. (…) There is nothing new in art.” Nevertheless, Debussy’s unique musical language and artistic expression were the result of his deep assimilation and combination of diverse influences. READ MORE
A Life in Art: Reflections with Nancy Burkert
Presented by Nancy Burkert
An Evening of Sonic Exploration: The Musical Fusion of Marimba, Art, Electronics and Voice
Presented by Maria Finkelmeier
Architecture Moriendi: Designs for the Art of Dying Well
Presented by Christy Haig, B. Arch., M. Arch.
Low Brass Master Class & Trombone Recital: Where Words Leave Off, Music Begins
Presented by Mark Kellogg





























