ARTS FIRST at the Harvard Art Museums: Performance Fair in Adolphus Busch Hall

As part of the ARTS FIRST Festival, organized by the Office for the Arts at Harvard, Adolphus Busch Hall will present an afternoon of student and faculty performances in a wide variety of styles, from organ music to a cappella.

1–1:20pm 
Violoncelles Trois
Works and transcriptions for three cellos, featuring Audrey Chen ’18, John Lee ’17, and Brian Zhao ’19

1:30–1:50pm
Fallen Angels
All-female contemporary a cappella group

2–2:50pm
Regeneration
Funny, tender one-woman play by Nancy Rappaport, associate professor of psychiatry at the Harvard Medical School, about her journey of healing from breast cancer and finding joy in an unlikely place, Mount Auburn Cemetery

3–3:20pm
Harvard Organ Society Recital

3:30–3:50pm
’Cliffe Notes
A cappella pop arrangements and ’90s throwbacks

4–4:20pm
Under Construction
Christian and non-Christian a cappella with a message of hope, love, and forgiveness

4:30–4:50pm
KeyChange
R&B, hip hop, neo-soul, and Motown a cappella

This program will take place in Adolphus Busch Hall.

Free admission. Seating is first come, first served.

ARTS FIRST (April 27–30, 2017) is an annual festival organized by the Office for the Arts at Harvard that showcases student and faculty creativity on campus.

Please note that the Harvard Art Museums are offering free admission on Saturday, April 29, to support ARTS FIRST programming.

Adolphus Busch Hall has regular public hours on Wednesdays, 1–5pm, and Saturdays, 10am–2pm (closed major holidays). The hall houses a unique collection of plaster casts of sculpture and architectural stonework from the High Middle Ages. Admission to the hall is always free.