From Politics & Music to Global AIDS Response: Valerie Brock Naglich ’03
Valerie Brock Naglich ’03 is living proof that a well-rounded liberal arts education can prepare you for just about anything. She came to Converse to …
Music BA and Minor
Theatre/Converse Presents "Thom Pain (Based on Nothing)"
Theatre/Converse open this year’s Studio Series with a one-man show that had its world premiere in Edinburgh, Scotland, and was a finalist for the 2005 …
Young Artist Competition Winners to Perform with Converse Symphony Orchestra
On Monday, October 8, the Converse Symphony Orchestra will present a concert spotlighting three young soloists who were selected as winners of the 2012 Converse …
Celebrating the Life of Carlos DuPré Moseley (1914–2012)
Converse College has lost one of its greatest champions, Carlos DuPré Moseley, who died Monday, Oct. 1 at age 98. Moseley was instrumental in founding …
"Byna" Captures Life of Southern Appalachian Women
“Listen…the silence is loud in the woods” Join Byna on Friday, April 13 at 7:30 PM in Daniel Recital Hall as she reminisces about her …
Stories of Rare Stradivari Instruments Take Center Stage
A collaboration between Spartanburg businessman Roger Habisreutinger and The Carlos Moseley Chamber Music Series at Converse College is bringing four of the world’s rarest instruments, …
School of the Arts Launch Celebration: Mozart’s "Così fan tutte"
Converse will hold a celebration to introduce the new School of the Arts on November 18 – 20 at Chapman Cultural Center, featuring a sampling …
Music Fellowship Changes Children’s Lives
Andrea Profili, ’08, majored in Violin performance and earned her master’s in Music Education at Converse. In 2010-2011, she participated in the Abreu Fellows Program, …
School of Music Marks 100 Years, Looks to Future
***This article appeared in the October 24th edition of the Spartanburg Herald Journal and was written by Linda Conley***Broadway stars, famous composers and world-renown musicians …