MORE OPPORTUNITIES

Liturgical Music and Musical Arts also offers more opportunities for students and those in the campus community to make music a part of their lives.

MUSIC AT MIDDAY: A CONCERT SERIES

Music at Midday is a series of concerts on the first and third Thursdays of the month held at 12:05 in the St. Francis Chapel. This series brings in professional musicians from the Northeastern Ohio region to offer music presentations from a wide variety of styles and historical periods to the John Carroll community. All concerts are free of charge. Afterwards, join us for a brown-bag lunch in the atrium. See the schedule here.

LEADERSHIP PROGRAM for LITURGICAL MUSICIANS

Liturgical Music and Musical Arts offers a Leadership Program specifically created for Liturgical Musicians.  This program is designed to build future leaders ready to lead and serve in the realm of music ministry.  In conjunction with professionals in liturgy and liturgical music from the Diocese of Cleveland, this program offers master classes and workshops designed to enhance the musical skills and liturgical understanding  necessary to lead music for community prayer and liturgy.

APPLIED MUSIC (Private Instruction)

Liturgical Music and Musical Arts offers opportunities in applied instruction (private study) in the areas of piano and voice to interested, current students.  A variety of musical genres are available for study, including classical, jazz, rock, and pop.

If you are interested in the any of the above lessons, contact Cynthia Caporella, Ph.D., Director of Liturgical Music and Musical Arts at (216) 397-4721 or ccaporella@jcu.edu for more details.

OPEN MIC NIGHT

Open Mic Night, co-sponsored by the Music and English Departments, is JCU's weekly forum for open expression.  JCU's musicians, writers, comedians, dancers and performance artists have been finding their voice while entertaining audiences for over a decade.  Join us Wednesday nights at 10:00 PM in the Underground for free coffee and snacks.  The stage is yours...

    
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