Launch Campus Chapel and Lecture Center
Upcoming Performances
Voice & Piano Recital
Students of Chelsea Ritenour & Matt Klumpp
Wednesday, April 17 2024 at 7:30PM EST
Campana Chapel
Our Voice and Piano programs allow students to start or continue their vocal or piano studies. We offer intensive, one-on-one, entirely individualized weekly lessons. These lessons challenge students to hone their technical and musical skills. We present a variety of methods, repertoire, and experiences. As a supplement to weekly lessons, students participate in studio classes throughout the semester. Students share their progress with fellow studio members and prepare for the Studio Recital at the conclusion of each semester. The studio strives to turn musically inclined students into competent and capable musicians. You will develop the ability and confidence to be active artists in your community. Lead a life steeped in music!
Joan Chambers Concert Series
Heinz Chapel Choir
Friday, April 19 2024 at 8:00PM EST (SPECIAL START TIME)
Campana Chapel
The Heinz Chapel Choir was founded in 1938 to coincide with the dedication of the Heinz Memorial Chapel, a gift to the University of Pittsburgh from Henry John Heinz, founder of the H.J. Heinz Company, and his children. Intended as a memorial to family matriarch Anna Margaretta Heinz, who instilled in her children the value of education and religion, the Heinz Memorial Chapel is interdenominational and welcoming to all. For more than 80 years, the Heinz Chapel Choir has presented music from a variety of time periods and cultural traditions and in a wealth of languages. During the first decades of its existence, the Choir’s primary responsibility was to sing the programs and services of the Chapel. While remaining an auditioned student ensemble inextricably intertwined with the Heinz Memorial Chapel, the Choir’s identity has transitioned to that of a concert ensemble, rooted in the a cappella idiom that resonates from its origin. Throughout its history, the Heinz Chapel Choir has always been a home for students at the University of Pittsburgh who study a wide range of academics but share a love for choral music, a dedication to excellence, and a passion for reaching the hearts and souls of their audience.
Friday Evening Music Club
Spring Finale
Friday, April 26 2024 at 7:30PM EST
Campana Chapel
Friday Evening Music Club at the Westmoreland Symphony
FEMC was founded in 1944 to promote the performing arts in Westmoreland County and give musicians a place to practice and socialize. It is a community of area musicians, some of whom are private music teachers, but many who work in other fields and enjoy music-making as an avocation. Some club members simply enjoy being part of the organization by attending the concerts; the concerts are open to members and non-members alike.
In 1969, FEMC’s leadership helped to found the Westmoreland Symphony. Reuniting with them fosters the musical growth of our shared community, with mutual support, stability, and strength. We have common interests and common fellowship, but also provide unique avenues into the experience and sharing of great classical music. We now celebrate our shared roots and come back home to be together again.
Past Performances
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¡A brincar, a bailar, a amar! - Come Leap, Dance, and Love! |
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Semper Collaetemur: We Shall Ever Rejoice |
About Music at Pitt-Greensburg
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The University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg features four concert series in Campana Chapel.
- Pitt-Greensburg Chorale and Chamber Singers: Pitt-Greensburg's featured student choral ensembles
- Joan Chambers Concert Series: Local, national, and international artists appearing in memory of ardent Pitt-Greensburg supporter Joan Chambers
- Recitals: Students and faculty of Pitt-Greensburg
- Friday Evening Music Club: A community of area performers and audience dedicated to creating and sharing in great artistic performance and camaraderie
All performances begin at 7:30pm (unless otherwise noted). Performances are free and open to the public; Chorale and the Friday Evening Music Club graciously accept donations at the door.
Help support Music at Pitt-Greensburg: Donate online; be sure to specify Music at Pitt-Greensburg and/or a specific concert series you would like to support. Thanks so much for helping to sustain our concert series.