Faculty member Daniel Schene presents a piano recital with Jane Price on violin, Matthew Pickart on viola, and Kenneth Kulosa on cello featuring music by Mozart and Brahms. $10 General Admission $5 Seniors FREE to all students, staff, and faculty with valid ID.
Paul DeMarinis on saxophones, Chris Turnbaugh on bass, and Steve Davis on drums present a recital featuring the music of the 1968 Elvin Jones Trio. $7 General Admission $5 Seniors Free for all students, staff, and faculty with valid ID.
The Webster University Music Department presents a Jazz concert by faculty members. All Webster University faculty & staff and all students of any age are admitted free to departmental performances with valid student or faculty/staff ID.
Paula Kasica, flute Martha J. Hart, mezzo-soprano John Kasica, percussion Lacey Lee, harp All Webster University faculty & staff and all students of any age are admitted free to departmental performances with valid student or faculty/staff ID.
Daniel Schene presents a piano recital featuring the music of J.S. Bach, W.A. Mozart, Benjamin Warsaw and Frederic Chopin. $10 General Admission/$5 Seniors All Webster University faculty & staff and all students of any age are admitted free to departmental performances with valid student or faculty/staff ID.
Webster University presents regular jazz concerts each week, featuring a wide collective of talent from students, faculty, and other collaborative artists. Brad Terry, clarinet Dave Black, guitar Willem von Hombracht, bass $7 General Admission $5 Seniors
"Musical Portraits" Webster University presents a jazz concert of original compositions and covers. Tom Byrne - guitars Farshid Soltanshahi - guitar Ben Wheeler - bass Brian May - percussion Paul DeMarinis - woodwinds $7 General Admission, $5 Seniors
SLIFF offers a film-and-music combo with a screening of “Blue Note Records: Beyond the Notes” and a jazz performance by St. Louis’ Adam Maness Trio. The documentary explores the vision behind the iconic American jazz label. Since 1939, Blue Note artists have been encouraged to push creative boundaries in search of uncompromising expressions. Through current […]
During the peak of the silent era, the dashing Douglas Fairbanks was the first “King of Hollywood,” ruling the box office in a series of epic adventures — swashbuckling in “The Mark of Zorro,” dueling in “Robin Hood,” and soaring in “The Thief of Bagdad.” Using first-person narration — with the actor voiced by Peter […]
Although Hal Ashby directed a remarkable string of acclaimed, widely admired classics throughout the 1970s — “Harold and Maude,” “The Last Detail,” “Shampoo,” “Coming Home,” “Being There” — he’s often overlooked amid the crowd of luminaries from his generation. Amy Scott’s exuberant portrait — drawn from rare archival materials, interviews, personal letters, and audio recordings […]
During the heyday of drive-in movies — from the 1950s through the ’70s — St. Louisans flocked to outdoor theaters such as the 66 Park-in, the Airway Twin, and the Holiday. Sadly, those venues are long gone, but Tom Stockman, editor of the website We Are Movie Geeks, will take the audience on a nostalgic […]
Internationally renowned director Margarethe von Trotta (“The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum,” “Hannah Arendt”) takes a close look at Ingmar Bergman’s life and work on the occasion of his centennial year. Von Trotta explores Bergman’s film legacy with some of his closest collaborators — including actresses Liv Ullmann, Gunnel Lindblom, and Julia Dufvenius and director […]