Videos

CCM's latest streaming video offerings include:

• CCM OnStage Online
• Backstage at CCM
• CCM Showcases
• CCM Media Production Capstone Films
• CCM Next: World Premieres
• CCM's COVID Etude Project
• CCM Idea Lab
• CCM OnStage Archives
• CCM Live Streams

The CCM Percussion Ensemble performs Mark Saya's Lámed Wufniks (1986) and Alan Sentman's Bookoctet (1996) in this excerpt from the ensemble's Feb. 23, 2022, concert coordinated by CCM faculty member James Culley.

CCM Dance performs Falling Upwards choreographed by Dance Department Chair Shauna Steele and set to the world premiere of Let Me Take You There by Aya Yoshida, Alexander Zemlinsky Prize for Composition winner.

Watch the CCM Chamber Orchestra perform Klaus Simon's arrangement of Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 4 with soprano Felicity Tomkins in this excerpt from the ensemble's Sept. 24, 2021, concert. CCM faculty member Kevin Michael Holzman conducts.

Enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at how soprano Emma Marhefka, a first-year Master of Music student in Voice Performance at CCM, becomes Susanna from Mozart's The Marriage of Figaro. This mini documentary explores how CCM students, faculty and staff work together to bring one of opera's most beloved characters to life.

CCM Jazz celebrates the season with a performance of "O Holy Night" arranged by Mason Daugherty with vocals by Musical Theatre major Mikayla Renfrow, along with a rendition of "Jingle Bells" arranged by Myles Twitty. The performance features Mikayla Renfrow, vocals; Myles Twitty, trumpet; Ricky Roshell, tenor saxophone; Benjamin Crowder, trombone; Derek Johnson, drums; and Chris Caporale, piano.

Enjoy this concert excerpt of the CCM Wind Symphony performing John Mackey's Places We Can No Longer Go, featuring Shannon Cochran, soprano.

Students and alumni from CCM's Department of Musical Theatre proudly present Project Exhale, a collection of performances celebrating BIPOC voices. Supported by the CCM Harmony Fund, this digital performance features Maya Angelou's "Still I Rise," "Meet the Plastics" from Mean Girls, "Me Voy," "Gee, Officer Krupkee" from West Side Story, "Sola," a Disney Princess Medley, Stevie Wonder's "As," "Hold On," "Till We Reach That Day" from Ragtime, "Brand New Day" from The Wiz and student-created songs and monologues.

In this excerpt from The Good Trouble Project, CCM Acting major Leonard Peterson III shares his experience and perceptions of how society sees young Black men. Directed by CCM alum Torie Wiggins, The Good Trouble Project explores identity, perception, relationships and the highs, lows and in-betweens of what it's like to be Black in today's America. Note: this video contains adult language.

In this excerpt from the CCM Musical Theatre Class of 2024 Freshman Showcase, students Benjamin Cheng, Jeffrey Cornelius, Michael Lee Jr., Madison Mosley, Peter Neureuther, Annalise Prentiss, Julia Schick, Cynsere Stevens and Jamal Stone perform Cynthia Erivo and Joshuah Brian Campbell’s “Stand Up” from the 2019 biographical film Harriet on the banks of the Ohio River and at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.

In this excerpt from our Spring Opera Gala, CCM singers Brittany Olivia Logan, Johan Hartman, Tyler Johnson, Teresa Perrotta, Justin Burgess and Christina Hazen take the stage with the Philharmonia Orchestra to perform the “Sola, sola in buio loco” sextet from from W.A. Mozart's Don Giovanni. Watch CCM's two-night Spring Opera Gala beginning on Thursday, June 17, 2021.

In this excerpt from Together/Apart, CCM singers Tori Adams, Maya McGuire and Kate Gardin are accompanied by Matt Coffey and Joseph Taff on guitar for a performance of The Wailin' Jennys' "One Voice."

The Essentially Ellington Gala concert features the CCM Jazz Orchestra performing Duke Ellington's Rockabye River, Launching Pad, Diminuendo/Crescendo in Blue and more swinging hits by legendary jazz artists.

CCM's world premiere of Hope After Hate is now available for on-demand viewing. Based on a manuscript written by Media Production Professor and Emmy Award-winning journalist Hagit Limor, the play shares the story of her father, Moniek Limor (1930-2020), who survived the Holocaust as a child. Historical images, graphics and student-shot photos and videos are projected behind the student actors to create a virtual set for the performance.

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