Reading Days (no exams)

Sacred Music Notre Dame, Concordia Vocal Ensemble, the Notre Dame Children's Choir, the Vesper Chorale, and the Sacred Music Festival Orchestra combine forces to perform one of the 20th century's most famous works of choral-orchestral music.Carl Orff's 1930s masterwork, Carmina Burana, is an immediately recognizable cantata embedded in the cultural consciousness from frequent concert performances to its use in film, TV, and commercials. Drawn from a 13th-century manuscript penned in Latin by a team of monks, the work's ancient stories are playful scrutinies of church hierarchy, the natural world, love, life, partying, and celebration. Orff's epic ode to fate and passion is a grand and ambitious production fitting its position as the Presenting Series season closer.Performers Jessica Roberts MSM '16, soprano Raj Das MSM '22, tenor Thomas Florio, baritoneAssociate Professor of the Practice of Voice Mark Doerries, Conductor, Associate Professor of the Practice of Conducting, Artistic Director of the Notre Dame Children's Choir Jeshua Franklin, Artistic Director of the Vesper Chorale  Dialogue or vocals in a foreign language.Tickets and information available at: https://performingarts.nd.edu/

Reading days will take place Thursday through Sunday, May 4-7, (when no examinations are permitted). Final exams will be Monday through Friday, May 8-12. View the academic calendar. Law students should refer to the Law School Registrar’s academic calendar for alternative information regarding their class schedule.

The Notre Dame Basilica Schola presents a post-Vespers concert of music celebrating scriptural, hymnic, and Marian texts from the 16th to the 21st centuries. Included will be a tribute to the composer Ned Rorem (d. 2022) as well as the premiere of a newly commissioned work by the contemporary American composer Jerrick Cavagnaro. Originally published at campusministry.nd.edu.

Reading days will take place Thursday through Sunday, May 4-7, (when no examinations are permitted). Final exams will be Monday through Friday, May 8-12. View the academic calendar. Law students should refer to the Law School Registrar’s academic calendar for alternative information regarding their class schedule.

Reading days will take place Thursday through Sunday, May 4-7, (when no examinations are permitted). Final exams will be Monday through Friday, May 8-12. View the academic calendar. Law students should refer to the Law School Registrar’s academic calendar for alternative information regarding their class schedule.

Reading days will take place Thursday through Sunday, May 4-7, (when no examinations are permitted). Final exams will be Monday through Friday, May 8-12. View the academic calendar. Law students should refer to the Law School Registrar’s academic calendar for alternative information regarding their class schedule.