Arts Collaborative

Recognizing the importance of the arts in the academic and cultural life of the institution, the Arts Collaborative supports artistic events and activities for the St. Lawrence community and helps integrate arts into courses and co-curricular activities. Each semester we invite proposals that explore the role of the arts across the curriculum from any individual, department, or program.

Aeolian Trio Brings the Sound of Salvation: Zen Music & Japanese Bamboo Flute Performances on April 14 & 17. 

Aeolian Trio offers a unique experience bringing together the extraordinary talents of shakuhachi (flute) master and California native Bruce Huebner, New York-based Japanese guitarist Shu Odamura, and percussion virtuoso Todd Isler, whose expertise spans South Asian and Middle Eastern rhythms. Concert attendees will experience a dynamic blend of traditional, jazz, and contemporary influences, showcasing the seamless connections between cultures and the universal language of music which connects the unique musical traditions of the ancient network of 2^nd - 15^th century trade routes known as The Silk Road to our contemporary world.

Monday, April 14th, 12:30 - 1:30 p.m.
Sullivan Student Center, Winston Room    

Thursday, April 17th, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Sykes Zen Garden
Rain Location: Sullivan Student Center, Winston Room

Both concerts are free and open to the public