Campus Stories - Chocolate Heads Movement Band
![[wpbb-if post:acf type="image" name="image" size="thumbnail" display="alt"]Chocolate Heads perform Chocolate Ball for Polymaths. A performance of dance, music, and book art created for the opening of "Leonardo](https://arts.stanford.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/chocolateheads_11_9491-200x200.jpg)
Campus Stories
Leonardo da Vinci is celebrated at Stanford’s Green Library
Chocolate Heads Movement Band, a genre-defying student performing arts group put on an unconventional and unexpected performance in the rotunda of Green Library’s Bing Wing for the opening reception of the exhibition Leonardo’s Library: The World of a Renaissance Reader, on view through Oct. 13, 2019. Under the direction of Aleta Hayes, a lecturer in…
![[wpbb-if post:acf type="image" name="image" size="thumbnail" display="alt"]Chocolate Heads dancers Madeline Hawes and Katrina Wisdom perform in](https://arts.stanford.edu/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/jcc_20130308_00003828-1-50x50.jpg)
Campus Stories
A year of high notes for Stanford’s Chocolate Heads
The Chocolate Heads movement band had a banner year, by any measure. They collaborated with jazz great William Parker, workshopped with neuroscientists and synesthetes, staged an underground performance at Cantor Arts Center, dazzled an audience at Bing Concert Hall, partnered with the a cappella group Talisman on an original composition, and finished the year with a spring…
