DECEMBER

December 1 to12

Tyler Art Gallery
Fall Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibiiton
The Art Department requires candidates for the degrees of Bachelor of Fine Arts to exhibit a representation of their work in Tyler Art Gallery. The public is invited to view work produced by students with a focus in either Graphic Design or Studio Arts. The quality and variety of painting, photography, graphic design, ceramics and other media exemplify the high standards established at SUNY Oswego.

Fall Masters of Arts Thesis Exhibition
The Art Department requires candidates for the degree of Master of Arts to exhibit a representation of their work in Tyler Art Gallery. Every year these graduate students display examples of graphic design, painting, photography, ceramics and other studio media. The variety and quality of the work exemplify the high standards established at SUNY Oswego. This year’s exhibition will feature work by graphic design majors Kacie Haynes and Charlie Doughty.

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7:30 PM
PERFORMING ARTS: Sweet Honey in the Rock
Ballroom, Hewitt Union
Special appearance by SUNY Oswego Gospel Choir
This Grammy Award-winning a cappella ensemble is steeped in the sacred music of the black church, the clarion calls of the civil rights movement and songs about the struggle for justice. With stunning vocal prowess, the singers of Sweet Honey in the Rock capture the sounds of blues, spirituals, traditional gospel hymns, rap, reggae, African chants, hip-hop, lullabies and jazz improvisation.
TICKETS: Adults $15; seniors/students $12 and SUNY Oswego students $7.

2

3 PM
THEATRE & MUSIC: The Glass Coffin by Mark Cole
Waterman Thatre, Tyler Hall
Written and directed by Mark Cole
with music direction by Julie Pretzat
Translation of The Glass Coffin by Ana Djukic-Cocks
Enter without fear, no harm will be done to you. Cornelia Somers has an extraordinary experience when her family moves to St. Michaels-on-the-Lake. She meets Violet Jenkins, a girl whose parents will not let her rest. Cornelia and Violet create a world that many of the adults around them can barely comprehend. A family’s mourning and a child’s spirited dreams coexist in this play inspired by a Grimm fairy tale and a real-life event in Oswego circa 1900 with period music performed by the State Singers.
TICKETS: Adults 5; seniors/children $3; SUNY Oswego students $3

4

12:45-2:05
Music Student Recital
Room 41, Tyler Hall
Talented music students will present their semester’s work in a performance of all styles of music, from classical to jazz, as singers and instrumentalists.

5

7:30 PM
JAM SESSION: Oswego Jazz Project
King Arthur’s Steakhouse Brewery, 7 West Bridge Street
Provides SUNY Oswego students and community members with an opportunity to play jazz with a faculty-led quartet.

7

7:30 PM
CONCERT: Feast of Carols
Waterman Theatre, Tyler Hall
The ensembles, students and faculty of the Music Department present a holiday extravaganza featuring music for the Christmas and Hanukah season.
SUGGESTION DONATION: $5, SUNY Oswego students free.

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3 PM
CONCERT: Festival Chorus w/ Syracuse University Brass Ensemble
St. Mary’s Church, 103 West 7th Street, Oswego
Oswego Festival Chorus and Syracuse University Brass Ensemble perform a wide variety of seasonal music, including John Rutter’s Gloria, as well as traditional carols.
DONATION REQUESTED: Please bring a canned or boxed food donation for the local food pantry.

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