Dartmouth Sights & Sounds
Arts

Audio: The Aires

Singing since 1946, the Dartmouth Aires is Dartmouth College's oldest a cappella group. Hear sound samples of many of their songs.

Video: Arts at Dartmouth

"Arts at Dartmouth" is a web site drawing on the resources of the academic departments of Art History, Film & Media Studies, Music, Studio Art, and Theater, along with the Hood Museum of Art and the Hopkins Center for the Arts.

Audio: Bregman Studio Audio Gallery

A gallery of audio works by Dartmouth faculty, alumni and graduate students.

Video: Ceili Irish Dancers

Dartmouth's Ceili Irish Dancers performs for the Random Acts of Art program.

Audio: The Dartmouth Cords

Dartmouth's all male a cappella ensemble. Hear sound samples of many of their songs.

Audio: The Dartmouth Dance Ensemble

The Dartmouth Dance Ensemble performs for the Random Acts of Art program in Baker-Berry Library.

Audio: The Dartmouth Gospel Choir

The Dartmouth College Gospel Choir, led by Walt Cunningham, performs 'America the Beautiful' at Jazz at Lincoln Center's Allen Room on October 28, 2008.

Audio: A Dartmouth Look at the Academy Awards

Mark Williams, associate professor of film and television studies, looks forward to the ritual of the Oscars each year.

Video: Deus ex Plume, Adam Belanich '08

A student video from Film Studies 35, winner of the "Best Animation" prize at the Sundeis Film Festival 2007.

Audio: Distinguishing factors of the Hood Museum of Art

Brian Kennedy, Director of the Hood Museum of Art, talks about the role of a college or university museum in the academic enterprise, the job of stimulating audiences with provocative material, and the business of fine art museums worldwide.

Audio: Dodecaphonics

The Dartmouth Dodecaphonics a capella group has been singing since 1984. Hear sound samples of many of their songs.

Video: Elegy, by Raina Kim

A student video from Film Studies 36

Images: The Hood Museum

The Hood Museum of Art is one of the oldest and largest college museums in the country. Browse their many collections and exhibitions online.

Video: The Hood Museum at Twenty

On September 28, 1985, the Hood Museum of Art opened its doors to the public.

Audio: Sounds of the Season

Dartmouth Music Professor Steve Swayne offers his take on several holiday classics on his CD "Holiday Twists."

Video: Start the Day

A student documentary depicting Dartmouth shaking off a sound night's sleep.

Video: Student Animations

Sound and animation creations by students of Film Studies 35

Video: Tesselation, by Laura J. Christman

A student video from Film Studies 36

Video: Wenda in his Own Words

Chinese avant-garde artist Wenda Gu talks about his creation "the green house," a Dartmouth-specific installation in the Baker-Berry library created from human hair.