Bach's Lunch

Bach's Lunch

Campus Dining and the Hayes School of Music present Bach's Lunch!

Next Lunchtime Concert: 1:00 on Wednesday, February 12

Improvised Music for Trombone, Percussion, and Cello
February’s concert includes improvised music from App State professor emeritus Dr. Harold McKinney (trombone), professor Dr. Robert Falvo (percussion), and music staff member Lisl Kuutti (cello). Experience some new music not heard before or since!

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  • Free Concert! In this series, enjoy live music of different genres during lunch, performed by students and faculty of the Hayes School of Music.
  • Time: Concerts are at 1:00 on the second Wednesday of each month. 
  • Location: Rotunda of Sanford Commons in Central Dining Hall. No purchase is necessary to enjoy the concert, since visitors may enter the public seating area to access the Rotunda, but a wide variety of meal options are available. (See dining venues here - the ones noted as Sanford Commons are next to the concert.)
  • Parking: Visitors coming to campus for the concerts may find it most convenient to park in the Rivers Street Deck (see the web page for how to register, pay, and park in the deck) and then walk across the Skybridge, which connects with Central Dining Hall.  

Upcoming Concerts

Bach's Lunch will continue in the Spring!

  • February 12
  • March 19
  • April 16

Check back the week before each concert to see who's playing! The series will present a variety of chamber music (small ensembles of 1-8 musicians) and different kinds of genres - not just Bach.

Music students interested in performing, please contact your professor to learn more. 

Learn more about Campus Dining

Find dining venues, menus, news, and more at https://dining.appstate.edu/

Concerts are held in the Rotunda seating area of Sanford Commons.

More to Explore at the Hayes School of Music

  • We offer around 200 performances every year by students, faculty, and guest artists, almost all of which are free and open to the public! Visit music.appstate.edu/performances to see our upcoming concerts. At that link you will also find a livestream of most concerts (available during the time of the concert). 
  • Many Hayes School of Music ensembles are open to App State students of any major. Visit our page about Opportunities for All Majors to learn more. Most ensembles accept new members at the start of each semester. 
  • The Community Music School offers programs open to college students, adults of all ages, and youth in the community. Group programs accept members near the beginning of each semester, while private lessons can generally begin throughout the semester.