Performance

April 5, WSU Choral Ensembles

Dean Luethi, director

Matt Myers, director

Elena Panchenko, piano

41st Annual Family Weekend Fashion Show

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Celebrate the coming of spring with the cast of WSU Opera’s production of the comic opera The Bartered Bride by Bedřich Smetana. The action all takes place in one day as a small Czech village celebrates a spring festival, complete with a maypole, a beer garden, a circus,…

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Celebrate the coming of spring with the cast of WSU Opera’s production of the comic opera The Bartered Bride by Bedřich Smetana. The action all takes place in one day as a small Czech village celebrates a spring festival, complete with a maypole, a beer garden, a circus,…

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Friday

1:00-1:30 – Opening Ceremony concert – KCH

7:00-7:30 – Horn Ensemble Concert – BHT

7:30-9:00 – US Army Brass Quintet – BHT

Saturday

1:00-1:30 – Horn Ensemble Concert – BHT

1:30-3:00 –…

April 12, WSU Trombone Studio Recital

Sarah Miller, director

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Guitar Studio Concert

April 15th – 5:10pm

Kimbrough Concert Hall

Free Admission

Performance of all WSU Guitar Ensembles:

Class Guitar I and II

Guitar Performance Workshop

WSU Guitar Ensemble

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WSU’s own RSO Mariachi Leones del Monte will host students from 5 high schools in a day of campus tours and workshops. There will be a performance, open to the public, in Kimbrough Concert Hall at 1pm.

Sponsored by the RSO Mariachi Leones del Monte

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Celebrate spring in the Palouse with the WSU Choral Ensembles for their spring concert “Feel the Passing Time.” Performing ensembles include the WSU Chamber Singers, University Singers, Treble Choir, and Concert Choir. All WSU choral ensembles will combine for a performance of John Corgliano’s Fern Hill with WSU…

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Logan Terry presents “A Trip Down Memory Lane”, reminiscing on the good ol’ days of college before heading out to the real world. In collaboration with Elena Panchenko on piano, this recital will showcase works by Eugene Bozza, Franz Strauss, and Michael Davis to remember the fun times…

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This talk will present a different programming perspective for physics-informed machine learning (PIML) of dynamical system models, learning to optimize, and learning to control methods. We will discuss the opportunity to develop a unified PIML framework by leveraging the conceptual similarities between these distinct approaches. Specifically, we introduce differentiable predictive control (DPC) as a sampling-based learning to control method that integrates the principles of parametric model predictive control (MPC) with physics-informed neural networks (PINNs). We also show how to use recent developments in control barrier functions and neural Lyapunov functions to obtain online performance guarantees for learning-based control policies. We demonstrate the performance of these PIML methods in a range of simulation case studies, including modeling of networked dynamical systems, robotics, building control, and dynamic economic dispatch problem in power systems.