Armstrong Auditorium Looks Back on Five Years of Concerts
Tonight violinist Joshua Bell kicks off Foundation’s 17th performing arts series.

EDMOND—Armstrong Auditorium celebrated the fifth anniversary of its opening on September 7, and as the auditorium heads into the 17th Armstrong International Cultural Foundation performing arts series, here is a glance back over all 63 performances and the musicians and dancers from Russia, Austria, Ireland, England, Italy, Israel, Canada, Hungary, Germany, Poland, the Philippines, China and beyond who have appeared on the Armstrong stage—so far. Tonight, one more star gets added to the list: Violinist Joshua Bell.


Herbert W. Armstrong College

The Book of Isaiah


Imperial Academy of Edmond and Herbert W. Armstrong College

Morning Star: The Acts of Waldo the Apostle


The Step Crew

High-energy Celtic song and dance


Academy of St. Martin in the Fields; Jeremy Denk, Piano

Appolo • Concerto in D (Stravinsky) • Keyboard concerti (Bach)


Venice Baroque Orchestra; Avi Avital, Mandolin

Vivaldi • Galuppi • Locatelli • Paisiello


The King’s Singers

Postcards From Around the World


Russian National Ballet Theatre

Swan Lake


Juilliard String Quartet

Haydn • Shulamit Ran • Beethoven


Sergio Monteiro, Piano

Mozart • Schumann • Oswald Chopin


Peter Nero

“For Art’s Sake: A Salute to Art Tatum”


Kelli O’Hara and Ted Sperling

Broadway’s Classic Hits


Imperial Academy of Edmond, Herbert W. Armstrong College

David: The Endless Throne Begins


Edmond Chamber Orchestra

Debut performance


Herbert W. Armstrong College Choral Union

Handel’s Messiah


Midori

An Evening With Midori


Menahem Pressler, Piano; New York Chamber Soloists

Beethoven • Mozart • Copland


Brian Stokes Mitchell

Simply Broadway


Haifa Symphony Orchestra

Mozart • Uri Bracha • Dvorak


Jenkins-Malone Piano Duo

Mozart • Handel • Liszt • Kapustin • Brahms • Rachmaninoff


Moscow Festival Ballet

Don Quixote • Sleeping Beauty


Canadian Brass

(Synopsis)


Hungarian State Folk Ensemble

(Synopsis)


Mark Jenkins

A Jazz Celebration


Berlin Philharmonic Wind Quintet

Mozart • Michael Hasel • Pavel Haas • Jean Francaix • Joseph Bohuslav Foerster


Assad Brothers and Paquita d’Rivera

(Synopsis)


Byron Berlin Band

Bluegrass and Western Swing


China National Symphony Orchestra

(Synopsis)


Band of Scots Guards and the Black Watch

(Synopsis)


Alexander Schimpf, Piano

(Synopsis)


Russian National Ballet Theatre

Romeo and Juliet • Cinderella


Imperial Academy of Edmond, Herbert W. Armstrong College

Jeremiah—The Musical


Paula Malone

Paula Malone and Friends


The Branford Marsalis Quartet

An Evening with Branford Marsalis


Nathan Gunn, Baritone

(Synopsis)


Hebert W. Armstrong College Choral Union

Requiem • Coronation Anthems


Kuleshov-Mogilevsky Piano Duo

(Synopsis)


Zukerman, Flute; Kondonassis, Harp

(Synopsis)


Jubilant Sykes, Baritone

(Synopsis)


The StepCrew

(Synopsis)


Doc Severinsen and His Big Band

(Synopsis)


St. Petersburg State Orchestra

(Synopsis)


The Chieftains

Ireland’s Musical Ambassadors


Cellist Lynn Harrell With the Miró String Quartet

(Synopsis)


The Jerusalem Celebration

Seals of Jeremiah’s Captors Discovered Archaeological Exhibit Grand Opening


Brian Stokes Mitchell

(Synopsis)


Romeros Guitar Quartet

Royal Family of the Guitar


Chanticleer

An Orchestra of Voices


Marvin Hamlisch With the Oklahoma City Philharmonic

“The Gershwin Project”


Mark O’Connor

American String Celebration


Eroica Trio

(Synopsis)


Anderson and Roe Concert Piano Duo

(Synopsis)


Opole—National Philharmonic of Poland

Vienna Gala Program


Vienna Boys Choir

(Synopsis)


Russian National Ballet Theatre

Swan Lake


André Watts

(Synopsis)


The 5 Browns

(Synopsis)


Academy of St. Martin in the Fields

(Synopsis)


Bayanihan Philippine National Dance Company

(Synopsis)


Herbert W. Armstrong College Choral Union

Mendelssohn’s Elijah