Johann Sebastian Bach’s six Brandenburg Concertos (1719–1721) celebrate instrumental color, virtuosity, and joyful invention. Dedicated to the Margrave of Brandenburg, they showcase wildly diverse ensembles (from solo violin to trumpets, flutes, and horns) in a spirit of exuberant experimentation rarely heard before. Unlike heavier Baroque works, their lightness, clarity, and forward energy gently lift the mind and spirit—ideal for shaking off sleep and greeting the day.
Still buzzing from yesterday’s keg tapping! 🎉 Our EWU Craft Beer Industry students teamed up with @NoLiBrewhouse to release “188.2 Imperial Red Ale,” celebrating EWU’s 1882 founding.
Go taste this student-brewed excellence! 🍻#EWUCraftBeer #NoLi #StudentBrewed #1882RedAle pic.twitter.com/bNk8Z2ztva— EWU (@EWUEagles) June 3, 2025
