First performed in 2006, Kaleidoscope’s a fast paced, unforgettable montage of music performed by more than 300+ students in 16 ensembles.

This exciting “continuous concert” features Lawrence students performing in both large and small vocal and instrumental ensembles.  It offers a rare glimpse into all aspects of the Lawrence Conservatory of Music in a lively, engaging evening that showcases student talent.

Tickets are on sale at the Lawrence University box office at 920-832-6749, or online through the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center—$25 for adults, $20 for seniors and $10 for students.

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Kaleidoscope 8 event poster for October 12, 2024, 7:30 pm at the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center.

300+ students
16 ensembles
50 unforgettable minutes of music

Saturday, October 12, 2024, 7:30 p.m.
Fox Cities Performing Arts Center

Ticket Info

Adults $25
Seniors $20
Students $10

Tickets are available from:

Lawrence University Box Office
920-832-6749
The Box Office is open Monday-Saturday, 1:00-6:00 p.m., and is located inside the Music-Drama Center, 420 E. College Ave.

Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
920-730-3760

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Additional info about the Fox Cities PAC:

Finale of Kaleidoscope performance. Features every instrument in Lawrence's Conservatory of Music
Flute ensemble performs in balcony
Jazz ensemble performs at Kaleidoscope 2017
Gamelan performance at Kaleidoscope 2017
Singers perform from a balcony during Kaleidoscope 2017
Wide view of entire Kaleidoscope performance and the crowd in auditorium

Kaleidoscope means "to present the appearance of a brightly colored and constantly changing pattern; to cause to come together or coalesce with pleasing results," and this is precisely what the audience can expect. The short durations of each selection, non-stop nature of the program and contrasting styles of music all combine to make an enjoyable musical evening.

Andrew Mast, Director of Bands, Kimberly-Clark Professor of Music & Associate Dean of the Conservatory

Kaleidoscope 5

Professor Stephen Sieck talks about Kaleidoscope 5, performed in 2015.