Linking the Arts

Join the Brevard Community Chorus and the Eastern Florida State Concert Choir when they present Requiem for the Living, by Dan Forrest and Serenade to Music, by Ralph Vaughan Williams. Forrest will be on hand to address the audience about his best-known and much-acclaimed requiem, which offers a fresh and inspiring perspective on life, love, loss and renewal. The five-movement work has been performed dozens of times worldwide since its premiere in 2013. The 100+ voices will be accompanied by members of the Brevard Symphony Orchestra.

Please join the School of Psychology Diversity Committee for a special showing of the new original musical "Riot" performed by West Shore High School Theater Troupe 6034 under the mentorship of Ms. Mauren Fallon, West Shore Faculty and Theater Arts Director. Open to all FIT students, staff, faculty, and the general public!

Written entirely by West Shore High School theater students, Riot is a timely drama about community unrest and police violence.

A Night At The Movies - Municipal Band Concert - Free to Public!   Thrill to the magic of Tinsel Town. The characters and the music seem to leap off the screen. Hollywood always finds a way to put us under its spell. Let your imagination run wild as the band treats you to some of your all-time movie favorites. Our guest, Dr. Jaime Younkin, Assistant Professor and Head of the FIT Music Program will conduct Hollywood Milestones.  More Info

Date: Wednesday February 19th and Thursday February 20th
Time: 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Performing Group: Concert Band
Location: Melbourne Auditorium
Preshow: Florida Tech Music Ensemble, Doors open at 6:30 pm

The Melbourne Chapter of the Harbor City Harmonizers  presents "The Sounds of the Season X" at Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy Auditorium on Saturday, December 14th at 2pm.  Special guests include the Platinum Coast Chorus and Holy Trinity Junior High Chorus.  Tickets are $12. 

The Indian River Flute Circle and Native Heritage Gathering, Inc. proudly present the fifth annual gathering of the Native Rhythms Festival. This three day festival, held at Wickham Park, honors the culture of the indigenous peoples of the Americas through music, and especially the music of the Native American Flute.  To find out more, listen to this edition of Linking the Arts.