Opera: February 2-5

Join us for the Midwest premiere of the hilarious new musical comedy set in Ancient Greece, with story and music by Nkeiru Okoye, and libretto by David Cote. This mock-historical comedy explores the battle-of-the-sexes through a farcical lens and social commentary that challenges today's "hooking up" culture. Loosely inspired by Greek myth, and set in ancient times, "We've Got Our Eye on You" delivers a humorous but uplifting message about giving in to desire prematurely.

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2021 Virtual BW Bach Festival

Feb 10-26, 2023

A partnership production with BWMT
and Beck Center for the Arts

2021 Senior Honors Recital

April 21-23, 2023

The Baldwin Wallace 91st Bach Festival
presented by the Kulas Foundation

My Journey: Dwight Oltman

Posted December 31, 2022

Read a digital copy of Maestro Dwight Oltman’s memoir “My Journey from Enders, Nebraska to Edinburgh, Scotland.”

Visit the Jones Music Library

Posted November 8, 2022

Jones Music Library offers the Baldwin Wallace community access to a collection of over 40,000 physical items and digital resources

Laura Welsh Berg on Intimacy Coordination

Posted November 4, 2022

BWMT faculty Laura Welsh Berg is making her debut as the intimacy coordinator for Baldwin Wallace’s fall production of The Wild Party.

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OPERA: Grab your tickets now for the Midwest premi

OPERA: Grab your tickets now for the Midwest premiere of the hilarious new musical comedy set in Ancient Greece. "We've Got Our Eye on You," presented by BWVP, runs February 3-5.

This mock-historical comedy explores the battle-of-the-sexes through a farcical lens and social commentary that challenges today's "hooking up" culture. Loosely inspired by Greek myth, and set in ancient times, "We've Got Our Eye on You" delivers a humorous but uplifting message about giving in to desire prematurely. Visit bw.edu/tickets.

Join us for a Conservatory of Music Convocation St

Join us for a Conservatory of Music Convocation Student Recital on Thurs, Jan 26 at 3:05pm featuring:
T. Logan Rees, harpsichord
Quinn Mattern, flute
Kevin Hebovia, saxophone
Renée Long, violin
Noah Wohlsen, tenor
Aiden Call, horn

Can't make it to the live performance? We’ve got you covered. Visit conversation.bw.edu/events for a live stream until the end of the day.

The BW Beatles invite all fans to “Come Together

The BW Beatles invite all fans to “Come Together” for a January 21 performance in Gamble Auditorium at 7pm(SOLD OUT) and 10pm. Performance is free and open to the public. Entrance tickets required, visit bw.edu/tickets.

BW will honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr with acti

BW will honor Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr with activities celebrating his legacy. On Wednesday, January 18 at 7pm The Mark Collier Lecture Series will feature keynote speaker Dr. Mary Frances Berry, activist and author, in Gamble Auditorium.

For a complete list of events and a live stream to this event, visit bw.edu/events/mlk-week/2023.

The Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music and BW C

The Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music and BW Community Arts School welcome to campus, January 13-15, the Dalcroze Society of America for their National Conference, “Together!” Outstanding practitioners from around the country and leaders in the American Dalcroze community will present interactive sessions in Dalcroze Eurhythmics, solfège, improvisation, and more!

A big CONgrats to Lauren Hodgson, BW professor of Dalcroze Eurhythmics and secretary of the Dalcroze Society of America, and presenter Mary Dobrea-Grindahl, Professor Emeritus, BW Keyboard faculty.

TONIGHT: Join us at 7pm in Fynes Hall for an exclu

TONIGHT: Join us at 7pm in Fynes Hall for an exclusive Steinway Spiriocast.

Greg Anderson visits the Spotify Studios in LA for a performance featuring Mozart, Amy Beach, and his own arrangement of Cole Porter’s “So in Love.” Especially well-known as collaborator with Elizabeth Joy Roe in the ground-breaking team “Anderson & Roe Piano Duo,” Greg is also an accomplished soloist, composer and a truly innovative champion of classical music.

Our BW Maestro for 44 years, Dwight Oltman’s han

Our BW Maestro for 44 years, Dwight Oltman’s handprint on the Conservatory, its students and its faculty is legendary. He referred to his leadership of the BW Bach Festival for nearly 4 decades as “the highlight of my years.” His impact upon the musical landscape of Northeast Ohio was exemplary: Maestro Oltman founded the Ohio Chamber Orchestra in 1972, served as Music Director and Conductor of the Cleveland Ballet Orchestra for 24 years, then led the Ballet San Jose Orchestra for 12 years. He collaborated with the great musical artists, choreographers and orchestras of his time, and we honor his memory with fondness and deep respect.

Surely, he will soon teach the heavenly choirs how to subdivide...

Read a digital copy of Maestro Dwight Oltman's mémoire, "My Journey from Enders, Nebraska to Edinburgh, Scotland," by visiting conversation.bw.edu.

We're still celebrating the great accomplishments

We're still celebrating the great accomplishments of our Vocal Performance majors from their Fall 2022 Workshop performances! Students in the 100, 200, and 300 levels showcased their semester's achievements in monologues, art songs, opera scenes, and movement. Bravi tutti!
Photo credit: Austin Patterson @austpatt_photography

The performers have rehearsed, the cookies are bak

The performers have rehearsed, the cookies are baked, the decorations all hung and poinsettias adorn the stage, this could only mean one thing. TODAY is the Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music Holiday Concert!

Join in the festivities featuring Brass Choir, BW Singers, two string chamber ensembles, Jazz Ensemble, and Symphonic Band. The celebration begins at 3pm in Gamble Auditorium.

Following the concert, Friends of the Conservatory will host a holiday cookie and poinsettias fundraiser. Proceeds from the sale support the Conservatory through student scholarships and awards, as well as the purchase of much needed specialty instruments and equipment for the main stage, practice rooms and classroom updates.

Get your tickets at bw.edu/tickets.

TONIGHT: Join us at 6pm for Senior Celebration at

TONIGHT: Join us at 6pm for Senior Celebration at BW’s Mainstage Theatre. Directed by Victoria Bussert and Harrison Roth, music director, 12 seniors will perform a selection from their senior recital. Pictured: Harrison Roth, Katelyn Baughman, Mike Bindeman, Will Boone, Savannah Cooper, Mark Doyle, Sydney Jaye, Ricky Moyer, Andie Peterson, Mia Soriano, Kinza Surani, Sydney Whittenburg and Noah Wohlsen. #bwmt

Log on to bwmt.bw.edu/blog-categories/senior-recitals to check out recitals.

TONIGHT: Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Symphony Orch

TONIGHT: Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Symphony Orchestra will take the stage in Gamble Auditorium at 7pm. Dancers Mayela Squires, Emma Devine and Em Alico from BW Dance Program's Ballet IV class will be featured in The Nutcracker's Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, with original choreography by Marius Petipa.

Can't make it to Gamble Auditorium for the live performance tonight? We’ve got you covered. Visit conversation.bw.edu/events for a live stream until the end of the day.

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From Her Majesty the Queen to the Mouse King, this

From Her Majesty the Queen to the Mouse King, this Friday’s Symphonic Wind Ensemble and Symphony Orchestra performance is sure to be a royal treat! SWE will perform music by Britten and Purcell in tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, and BWSO will bring the holiday spirit with music from The Nutcracker. Dancers from Prof. Sara Whale’s Ballet IV class will be featured in the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, with original choreography by Marius Petipa.

Can't make it to Gamble Auditorium for the live performance at 7pm? We’ve got you covered. Visit conversation.bw.edu/events for a live stream until the end of the day.