Department of Music jazz faculty Rich Syracuse and Jeff Siegel are joined by award-winning guest pianist and composer Nick Hetko for a mixture of classic and modern jazz repertoire, including original compositions and exciting interplay.

The Choral Ensembles, directed by Department of Music faculty member Edward Lundergan, present Schubert’s “Mass in G” and Fauré’s “Requiem” featuring professional soloists and an orchestra of students, faculty, and guest performers.

Students in the Chamber Jazz Ensembles put their performance and improvisation skills to work in a concert that includes a variety of jazz and jazz-influenced styles.

Students in the Chamber Jazz Ensembles put their performance and improvisation skills to work in a concert that includes a variety of jazz and jazz-influenced styles.

Hear ye, good citizens! The Collegium Musicum ensemble for early music, under the direction of faculty member Joël Evans, presents an afternoon of medieval, renaissance and baroque music featuring the melodious airs of Machaut, Josquin des Pres, Corelli and Telemann. All manner of serfs, oafs, louts and varlets welcome (but for pity’s sake, leave your horses outside)!

Students in the Chamber Jazz Ensembles put their performance and improvisation skills to work in a concert that includes a variety of jazz and jazz-influenced styles.

Students in Department of Music professor Kent Smith’s vocal studio class present the culmination of their semester’s work in an evening of art songs and arias.

Winners from the Virtuosi-in-Progress and College-Youth Symphony Concerto competitions perform concertos for violin, viola and tuba, as well as the Nocturne from Borodin’s String Quartet No. 2.