MLK Day gospel concert
Leading up to Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, GC’s gospel choir Voices-N-Harmony, Notre Dames’s Voices of Faith gospel choir and other local gospel artists performed in the Umble Center.
Photos of Goshen College Events
January Open Mic Night
Student gathered on Jan. 16, 2015 to show off their skills at an open mic night.
El Sistema workshop
On Monday, Jan. 12, 2015, Goshen College hosted an all-day “Music for Social Change” workshop featuring the musical method “El Sistema.” The workshop was organized by Horizon Education Alliance and several partners including Conn-Selmer Inc., Elkhart Community Schools and Goshen College. The featured speaker is Karen Zorn '84, president of Longy School of Music of Bard College. El Sistema is a music education program developed in Venezuela by José Antonio Abreu and is geared toward providing music instruction to students from low-income or under-served communities.
December 2014 snapshots
A Festival of Carols
The 2014 Festival of Carols took place on Dec. 5-7 and featured four choirs and an orchestra, along with audience participation on traditional carols, all in a concert hall festively decorated with garlands, lights and trees.
November 2014
A look back at November 2014 events and happenings at Goshen College
Goshen College Symphony Orchestra fall concert
The Goshen College Symphony Orchestra (GCSO) presented a family-friendly concert featuring music inspired by the children’s book “Old Turtle,” on Friday, Nov. 21.
Demonstration in support of Ferguson community
On Nov. 24, a group of Goshen College students and community members held a peaceful demonstration in support of the Ferguson, Missouri, community in light of the recent court ruling regarding the killing of Michael Brown.
Fall Mainstage: Eurydice
The Goshen College Theater Department blended romance, death, humor, whimsy, music and poetry in Sarah Ruhl’s “Eurydice,” a contemporary retelling of the Greek myth of Orpheus.
Fall Hour After
NOv. 21, 2014 Hour After with music by Martin Flowers, Ben Ganger and Paul Zehr.