Few composers have had as profound and lasting an influence as Ludwig van Beethoven. In 2027, the musical world will mark the 200th anniversary of Beethoven’s death. This three-part lecture series, presented by Dr. Derek Cooper, explores Beethoven’s life and music across three major periods, placing his work in the broader political, cultural, and artistic...
Read more about Beethoven: His Life, Music, and Legacy 200 Years Later
The HB Artist Series celebrates the artistry and musicianship of Hoff-Barthelson’s distinguished faculty. Featuring performances in an intimate setting, the series offers audiences the opportunity to experience HBMS faculty as accomplished artists while reflecting the School’s longstanding commitment to musical excellence and enriching the cultural life of the community. PROGRAM Sonata in D major HWV 371 for...
Adrian Anantawan is a violinist, educator, disability advocate, and cultural leader whose work bridges artistic excellence, access, and social impact. Born without a right hand, he has built an international career as a performer and speaker, appearing at the White House, the United Nations, and the opening ceremonies of the Athens and Vancouver Olympic Games, and...
Spring Recess - The School is closed for regularly scheduled lessons and classes.
Join Hoff-Barthelson Music School students for an evening celebrating the drama, beauty, and expressive power of opera. Featuring selections from beloved operatic repertoire, this recital will showcase the artistry, musicianship, and developing voices of HBMS singers. Enjoy an engaging program that brings memorable characters, stories, and music from the operatic stage to life.
Interested families are invited to attend today’s student recitals and see Hoff-Barthelson’s acclaimed Suzuki String Program in action. 11:00 am – Suzuki Strings Program Student Recital 12:30 pm – Suzuki Strings Program Student Recital 2:00 pm – Suzuki Strings Program Student Recital
RESOURCES
NEWS & UPDATES
