What can the arts teach us about humanity, especially at a time when the humanities is being forced to justify its relevance to society? This talk takes a ballet from the Western European canon, The Rite of Spring, to remind us how the interplay of music, dance, costuming, and visual art point to something much more universal: a human mistrust of corporeal difference and the continued fight for agency.
Learn more about 2025-26 Neumann Lecture speaker Gurminder Bhogal.
This concert is offered as part of the Department of Music Free Concert Series 2025-26 Season. The Department of Music produces over 25 concerts annually featuring a broad range of styles and genres. Enjoy student recitals, faculty ensemble performances, and concerts created in collaboration with visiting artists. All concerts are Free and seating is general admission. Registration is encouraged, and all will be welcomed as space allows.
