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Murder… intrigue… murder… this show has it all. Join The Harvard Undergraduate Drummers (THUD) to see the first ever mystery solved through unconventional percussion. With plot twists that will keep your mind racing and drum beats that will keep your hands clapping, this show has something for everyone. It’s a mystery why anyone wouldn’t go to this exciting event.

Tickets $7 with Student ID; $10 without student ID. Purchasable ahead of time through any THUD member, The Harvard Box Office (SEF Eligible), or online.

Murder… intrigue… murder… this show has it all. Join The Harvard Undergraduate Drummers (THUD) to see the first ever mystery solved through unconventional percussion. With plot twists that will keep your mind racing and drum beats that will keep your hands clapping, this show has something for everyone. It’s a mystery why anyone wouldn’t go to this exciting event.

Tickets $7 with Student ID; $10 without student ID. Purchasable ahead of time through any THUD member, The Harvard Box Office (SEF Eligible), or online.

A celebration of original student works, including the works from the ComposersxPianists initiative featuring Annika Huprikar's original solo piano ballade Ethereal, performed by Elizabeth Li (Harvard '24).

Harvard University's First Year Musical is an original musical written, composed, performed, directed, and staged by Harvard first-year students. Normally, this show debuts in the spring on stage, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic circumstances, the musical was instead filmed and produced like a movie, and streamed live on YouTube (https://youtu.be/mQQmTYTArAk). Annika composed the music for the show. Learn more about the Harvard First Year Musical called The Fortunates here: https://22website22.wixsite.com/the-fortunates

Harvard University's First Year Musical is an original musical written, composed, performed, directed, and staged by Harvard first-year students. Normally, this show debuts in the spring on stage, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic circumstances, the musical was instead filmed and produced like a movie, and streamed live on YouTube (https://youtu.be/mQQmTYTArAk). Annika composed the music for the show. Learn more about the Harvard First Year Musical called The Fortunates here: https://22website22.wixsite.com/the-fortunates

Harvard University's First Year Musical is an original musical written, composed, performed, directed, and staged by Harvard first-year students. Normally, this show debuts in the spring on stage, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic circumstances, the musical was instead filmed and produced like a movie, and streamed live on YouTube (https://youtu.be/mQQmTYTArAk). Annika composed the music for the show. Learn more about the Harvard First Year Musical called The Fortunates here: https://22website22.wixsite.com/the-fortunates

Annika will be conducting the Pit Band during the Student Run Talent Show. The shows are Thursday 11/21 - Saturday 11/23. More details to come at the start of Fall!

Annika will be conducting the Pit Band during the Student Run Talent Show. The shows are Thursday 11/21 - Saturday 11/23. More details to come at the start of Fall!

Annika will be conducting the Pit Band during the Student Run Talent Show. The shows are Thursday 11/21 - Saturday 11/23. More details to come at the start of Fall!

Annika's original work Olympus, a grand work for the symphonic orchestra, will be premiered at this concert.

The original song Out of Sight Out of Mind, with words and lyrics written by Annika and a few other musicians, will be performed. Jam for Justice is the high school's annual music and human rights festival.

Annika and her piano quintet chamber group are performing at Ravinia in Bennett Gordon Concert Hall. The piano quintet will be performing Dvorak's Piano Quintet No. 2, Op. 81, Movement II.

Annika is back at Carnegie Hall, and will be performing the dramatic Pathetique Sonata by Beethoven.

After winning 3rd place for her original piano composition in the Illinois ILMEA Composition Competition, Annika was invited to attend the ILMEA All-State Conference to share her original music and meet other fellow winning composers from Illinois. She has been named an Illinois All-State Musician.

Annika and her piano quintet chamber group will be performing Movement I of Boccherini's Piano Quintet in C Major, op. 57, no. 6.

Annika will be performing in her own solo piano concert as part of the Young Steinway Concert Series, held at the Skokie Public Library.

Annika will be performing at the Waukegan2College Gala/Benefit at the beautiful Glen Flora Country Club. She will play the piano during the evening.

Annika performed an afternoon mini-concert in the Le Mount Stephen Hotel in Montreal, Canada.

Annika will be making her Carnegie Hall debut on Sunday, December 17th at 11:30 a.m. She will be playing her winning entry Romance by Rachmaninoff.

Performing Mozart's Concerto in A Major No. 12 K414 with the Tutti Chamber Orchestra, with conductor Anatol Lysenka.