Beethoven and the Human Condition

Explore the enduring power of Beethoven’s music to illuminate the depths of human experience. This interdisciplinary panel examines how the works of Ludwig van Beethoven resonate across time, cultures, and disciplines. From the emotional intensity of his compositions to the philosophical questions they raise, we’ll delve into what makes Beethoven a timeless voice in the conversation about what it means to be human. This panel serves as a pre-concert discussion in advance for the UIS Orchestra Fall Festival Concert featuring Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 "Ode to Joy."

Panelists:
Dr. Sharon Graf, Department of Sociology/Anthropology
Dr. Peter Shapinsky, Department of History
Dr. Yona Stamatis, Department of Art, Music, Theatre
Dr. Miriam Wallace, CLASS Dean
Jacobsen Woollen, Illinois Symphony Orchestra

You may also like the following events from University of Illinois Springfield Music Program:

• Next month, 16th November, 04:00 pm, UIS Chorus and Orchestra Concert in Springfield
• This December, 6th December, 08:00 pm, UIS Solo Concert in Summit

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