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The Heifetz Institute 2025 faculty & staff Handbook
The Heifetz Institute 2025 faculty & staff Handbook
Dear Heifetz 2025 Faculty & Staff Members.
As you prepare to join us at the Heifetz Institute, we recommend you take a close look at our Faculty & Staff handbook, which can be found here.
Concert and Performance Information
Concert and Performance Information
Stars of Tomorrow
Where: Francis Auditorium, Mary Baldwin University
When: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday evenings, 7:30PM
Performers: Sr. Division students
Repertory: Solo & accompanied works; occasional Chamber Music Seminar performances.
Faculty will submit performance recommendations to the Artistic Team who will program the following week's concerts. Students will be notified by email if programmed.
Junior Division Showcase
Where: Francis Auditorium, Mary Baldwin University
When: Wednesday 7:30PM; Saturday 11:00AM & 2:00PM
Performers: Jr. Division students
Repertory: Solo, accompanied, and chamber performances Chamber works, with priority to Chamber Music Seminar performers
Chamber Music Matinee
Where: Blackfriars Playhouse, American Shakespeare Center
When: Friday 1:00PM
Performers: Sr. Division students
Repertory: Unaccompanied solo works; chamber music (no piano)
Celebrity Series
Where: Francis Auditorium, Mary Baldwin University
When: Friday 7:30PM
Performers: Heifetz Faculty & Guest Artists
Repertory: Solo & Chamber Music
The weekly showcase for Heifetz Institute faculty, invited special guests, and select students. Student performers are notified in advance of the Institute.
Sunday Matinees
Where: Forbes Center, JMU, Harrisonburg, VA (July 6 in Francis)
When: Sunday 2:00PM
Performers: Sr. Division students & occasional Heifetz faculty
Repertory: Solo & accompanied works; occasional chamber music
The mission of the Heifetz International Music Institute is to develop the expressive potential of every performer. Through the innovative and cross-disciplinary Heifetz Performance & Communication Training, the Institute is dedicated to training young musicians to become well rounded, communicative artists by improving their musicianship and technical agility, self confidence, gestural and verbal communication skills, and leadership capacity both on and off stage. The Institute’s teaching philosophy is that artists express their individuality not only through technically and intellectually robust music making, but also through emotional and even physical engagement.
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