Category: Classical

Jim Brickman

Jim Brickman celebrates the holidays at Purdue

This holiday season, award-winning pianist and songwriter Jim Brickman invites audiences to share in The Gift of Christmas — a one-of-a-kind concert event blending beloved holiday classics, heartfelt originals, and a touch of humor, all delivered with Brickman’s signature piano style.

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Eric Zuber, piano

Eric Zuber celebrates 10 years of Steinway piano with Convos

In 2015, the Convocations Piano Giving Circle gifted Convocations a Steinway D Concert Grand piano with the help of Eric Zuber. To honor this incredible legacy, the artist who helped us select this very piano, will return to Purdue for...
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Harlem Quartet

Melissa White returns to Purdue with Harlem Quartet

The Harlem Quartet plays at Loeb Playhouse on September 28, 2025, with violinist Melissa White returning to Purdue.

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Melissa White with a violin & Pallavi Mahidhara resting on a piano

Meet violinist Melissa White & pianist Pallavi Mahidhara ahead of their February 23 performance

Melissa White, acclaimed violinist and Joyce C. Willis Artist in Residence with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra, showcases her expressive playing and diverse engagements. With the Grammy-winning Harlem Quartet, she promotes diversity in classical music. Meanwhile, pianist Pallavi Mahidhara, known for international acclaim and advocacy for mental health, collaborates with White and hosts “The Conscious Artist” podcast, exploring the intersection of music, mindfulness, and wellness.

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A man in a dark suit plays a grand piano on stage while another, dressed in casual clothes and suspenders, leaps energetically in mid-air beside him. Blue lighting and exposed brick walls set the scene for this RSVP-only event.

Counterpoint Comes to Purdue on February 8

Counterpoint is a collaboration in which this duo explores the dichotomy of their different perspectives and artistic practices, expanding their individual expressive capacity through a collective experience.

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Purdue Convos Alums Grammy Nominees 2024

Convos Alums Shine at the 2024 Grammy Awards

At Purdue Convocations, we take pride in showcasing incredible talent from various artistic fields. This year, we are overjoyed to see more than 40 of our past performers receiving well-deserved nominations for the prestigious Grammy Awards.

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Kronos Quartet

Breaking Boundaries: 50 Years of Musical Innovation with Kronos Quartet

Dive into the musical innovation of Kronos Quartet, celebrating 50 years of groundbreaking string quartet performances. Explore their diverse collaborations and pioneering compositions, and gain insights from founder David Harrington in an exclusive pre-show interview.

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Les Violons du Roy w/ Inon Barnatan

Les Violons du Roy with Pianist Inon Barnatan Comes to Purdue

Les Violons du Roy is a renowned chamber orchestra based in Quebec City, Canada. Founded in 1984 by conductor Bernard Labadie, the group has become one of the world’s leading interpreters of Baroque and Classical music. Their commitment to historical accuracy and their passion for music have made them a beloved institution in the classical music world.

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tenThing - A Feeling Of Norwegian Christmas

tenThing: A Feeling of Norwegian Christmas

Hear Christmas music in a way you’ve never heard before when the all-female, brass ensemble tenThing returns to Purdue for A Feeling of Norwegian Christmas.

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Kenny Broberg

2021 American Pianist Award Winner Kenny Broberg Comes to Purdue

Kenny Broberg is one of the most decorated and internationally renowned pianists of his generation. He is known for his inventive, intelligent, and intense performances.

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A man with dark, wavy hair and a serious expression stands next to a woman with long, straight hair—impressive as Dank and Lee—her hand on his shoulder; both look directly at the camera against a light, textured background.

7 Reasons Why Dank and Lee are Incredibly Impressive

By Kristen Day - Marketing Intern Ran Dank and Soyeon Kate Lee are two virtuosic pianists who've made their mark on the classical piano scene. Whether it's the challenges of marriage, parenthood, or mastering a new concerto, the duo exhibits...
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Several people stand with arms raised as various classical instruments—violins, flutes, a lute, and more—are tossed into the air against a cloudy sky, evoking the drama and energy of baroque music and its legendary composers.

Little Known Facts About the Composers of Secrets of the Baroque

By Jordan E. Howard - Marketing Intern Baroque music is a deep, vast treasure chest of astonishing virtuosity. On its sixth tour of the United States, the Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin—or Akamus—is letting stateside audiences in on Secrets of the...
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