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The Arts at Linden Hall

The Visual and Performing Arts are an integral part of human culture and education. Historically, they have served as a means of storytelling, religious enhancement, social documentation, and personal expression. Ultimately, the arts reflect the conventions of the society in which they are created.

The Linden Hall Arts Program — including music, theater, dance, and visual arts — develops students’ skills and appreciation for historical and contemporary aspects of the arts. We strive to nurture each student's creativity and celebrate her individuality.

Linden Hall students are encouraged to:

  • Understand the cross-curricular connection between the Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Math, as part of the STEAM curriculum, as well as relate the arts to humanities concepts;
  • Embrace the influences of their international peers; and
  • Share their talents beyond the classroom through exhibitions, performances, and competitions.

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Since Linden Hall's founding in 1746, Vespers services have provided a strong foundation in the history of the school. From 1746 to the 1970s, Sunday evening vespers were a weekly tradition in which the entire Linden Hall community contributed. Vespers services have changed throughout the year, and they are now only a yearly tradition. To read more about Linden Hall Vespers tradition, visit Lancasteronline.

Linden Hall vespers services are based in Moravian tradition that go all the way back to the founding of our School.

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This past weekend two Linden Hall students participated in the Lancaster-Lebanon Music Educators Association's Middle County Orchestra Festival. Middle School students from 21 different schools and districts came together to form the Orchestra. The festival was held at Lancaster Mennonite School and conducted by Mr. James Woomert. Mr. Woomert is currently the Director of Orchestra and Music Technology at Atholton High School in Columbia, Maryland.

The Music Department invites you to congratulate Lighthouse Wu and Dumebi Njoku on a fantastic performance, and a job well done!

Two Linden Hall middle school students participate in Middle County Orchestra Festival.

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Yearbook will have a professionally designed cover this year thanks to Balfour and "The Cover Artist" Stephen Williams, click here to see his work, who helped members of the Yearbook staff make their vision a reality during a session with him in Harrisburg on November 6. The cover will be revealed during Senior Chapel in May.


Yearbook to have a professionally designed cover for the 2019-2020 school year.

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On Wednesday, October 30, Linden Hall's Arts Department Chair, Mrs. Nora Workman, was recognized at the Meet the Artists dinner at the Hamilton Club. She was selected as the October Artist of the Month for her piece titled "Potable 1," which was on display at the Hamilton Club.

Linden Hall's Arts Department Chair recognized for her work.

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On Thursday, October 10, our piano club went to Lebanon Valley College to take part in the Artist-in-Residency program. Madame Ruth Slenczynska, the last living student of famed Russian pianist and composer Sergei Rachmaninoff, gave lectures on performance practice as well as sharing her life experiences and playing for those in attendance. Two of our students had the honor of playing for Madame Slenczynska.

Piano Club students had an opportunity to listen to and learn from Madame Ruth Slenczynska, the last living student of famed Russian pianist and composer, Sergei Rachmaninoff.


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