Wheaton College Artist Series

We are thrilled to announce our 75th Season! There are several incredible performances including three Artist Series debuts!

You will not want to miss this incredible season of events, so get your tickets today. Individual tickets and subscriptions are on sale now! Visit tickets.wheaton.edu to learn more and reserve your seats.

There's a job opening at Wheaton College Conservatory of Music and Wheaton College Artist Series: ARTS EVENTS MANAGER

Arts Events Manager Job Overview Responsible to the division dean for the overall management of Conservatory of Music performance events including season planning and operational support for: music ensemble concerts, faculty and student recitals, Artist Series, Chicago Symphony Orchestra series, guest artists, and spec...

With retirement (read: pivot) fast approaching, I feel like I've been the chief beneficiaries of the many students, faculty, administration, guest artists, etc., etc. But it so gratifying that it goes both ways. My friend and former student Eric Rubio writes of our mutuality, collaboration and friendship. As a result, I feel equipped to "graduate" finally, with the knowledge that there are people like Eric cheering me on and to be available when I need them. Thank you, Eric Rubio.

In Honor of Tony Payne — Eric J. Rubio I’m so grateful to have known Tony for the better part of two decades. I learned so much under his leadership and mentorship – many lessons that still influence my work today on nearly a weekly basis.

Thank you, Discover DuPage, for this video snapshot of my work at Wheaton College over these many years:

Discover DuPage County | Wheaton College

As my dear friend Gerry Meyers said, "The future has come so quickly, Tony." I am honored to be honored along with these distinguished music colleagues-- Kathy Kastner, Jerry Blackstone, Lee Joiner, Tom Hueber, Paula Cisar, as we close one chapter and open another. It's been a tremendous honor to serve this great institution for the past 41 years.

What a privilege for us to welcome soloists Olivia Skaff Doig, Angela Born, James Ley, conductor John William Trotter, stage director Parker Ohman and the Wheaton College Concert Choir in THE MESSIAH PROJECT. Stream or purchase remote seating at tickets.wheaton.edu.

Today's cover photo features Messiah Project conductor John William Trotter, soprano Olivia Doig Skaff, alto Angela Born, tenor James Ley (https://www.facebook.com/tenorJamesLey), baritone Will Hughes. Hear them all on the Messiah Project, Saturday night. Tickets for livestreaming or remote seating: tickets.wheaton.edu

You can still livestream The Messiah Project or sit in overflow seating. tickets.wheaton.edu

HEAR TENOR JAMES LEY SATURDAY NIGHT ON THE MESSIAH PROJECT LIVESTREAM or REMOTE SEATING

“Ley was most memorable as he sang ‘Dalla sua pace.’ His voice was projected with ease that allowed it to blossom into an array of beautiful overtones.”
— operawire.com

Purchase your LIVESTREAM LINK HERE: https://tickets.wheaton.edu/shows/livestream-the-messiah-project/