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Artist-faculty Recital Series sponsored by WKAR
Renowned violinist Dmitri Berlinsky and the International Chamber Soloists perform a variety of works written for chamber strings.
(General admission, free for students)
Hollander Lecture in Musicology
Dwight F. Reynolds, Distinguished Professor of Arabic language & literature at the University of California, Santa Barbara presents “Muslims, Jews, and Christians in the Musical World of Medieval Iberia‘”
(Free and open to the public)
MSU Choirs
Presenting a program of historical and contemporary music from the soprano and alto repertory and music that echos issues of our time. Katy Green and Mariana Romero-Serra, conductors.
(General admission, free for students)
MSU Choirs
Presenting music reflecting feminine viewpoints composed by by Joanna Marsh and Andrea Clearfield, and folk songs from various traditions. Derrick Fox and Sandra Snow, conductors.
(General admission, free for students)
MSU Small Ensemble
Featuring graduates from 2002 to the present, former students of MSU Professor of Trombone Ava Ordman perform a variety of works written for trombone choir.
(General admission, free for students)
MSU Federal Credit Union Showcase Series
The annual juried competition presents six chamber music group performances to earn cash prizes and attendees vote for the People’s Choice Award.
(General Admission, free for students)
MSU Choirs
Mosaic performs contemporary treble choral repertoire and the Singing Spartans explore tenor and bass repertory. Sandra Snow and Jonathan Reed, conductors.
(General admission, free for students)
Artist-faculty Recital Series sponsored by WKAR
Honoring Johann Sebastian Bach’s 339th birthday, cellist Suren Bagratuni performs the famed Cello Suites. (This event was previously scheduled to take place on March 19)
(General admission, free for students)
The competition runs from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Part of the Jazz Spectacular Series, high school jazz bands compete and perform the music of Duke Ellington and other big band composers.
Free and open to the public.
MSU Jazz
Part of the Jazz Spectacular Series, features guest jazz bassist and MSU College of Music alum Endea Owens, the MSU Professors of Jazz, Jazz Orchestra I, the Outstanding High School Band of the Day.
MSU Choirs
A music program with a theme of goodness features choral works by Leonard Bernstein, Florence Price, J.S. Barch, Johannes Brahms, Katie Kring, Stephen Barton, Doll Parton, and more. Rachael Schrobilgen, conductor and Judy Kabodian, piano and organ.
(General admission, free for students)
This event was formerly titled Chamber Choir: At the Horizon
New Music Ensemble
Experience the musical harmonies and tempos in a concert that highlights composers of Latin American descent, including works by MSU Professor of Composition Ricardo Lorenz and many more. Katherine Kilburn and Sally Yu, conductors.
(General admission, free for students)
MSU Orchestras
Presenting Mozart’s Overture from The Magic Flute, Tchaikovsky’s Waltz from Sleeping Beauty, Smetana's The Moldau from Má vlast, among others, including a world premiere by Katahj Copely, winner of the annual Jere Hutcheson Composition Competition.
(General admission, free for students)
MSU Bands
Featuring guest composer John Mackey and clarinetist Julian Bliss. The program includes works by Paul Dooley, by John Mackey, and David Maslanka. Kevin L. Sedatole, conductor.
(General admission, free for students)
MSU Small Ensemble
Members of MSU’s Percussion Ensemble perform a variety of traditional Congolese drumming on instruments that are unique to music from the African Diaspora.
(General admission, free for students)
MSU Symphony Orchestra and Choirs
Featuring Williams’ A Sea Symphony (Symphony No. 1) and Britten’s Four Sea Interludes. Octavio Más-Arocas and Sally Yu, conductors.
(General admission, free for students)
MSU Bands
The program includes the music of guest composer John Mackey, plus works by John Clifford Heed and Donald Grantham. David Thornton and Dana Pradervand Sedatole, conductors.
(General admission, free for students)
$ | General Admission: $12 for adults, $10 for seniors, free for students and those under age 18. |
$$ | Reserved seating: $17 for adults, $15 for seniors, $7 for students and those under age 18 (Note: Seating in Murray Hall is general admission only) |
$$$ | Reserved seating: $22 for adults, $20 for seniors, $12 for students and those under age 18. |
Add a $1.50 convenience fee for all tickets ordered online or over the phone. For venues and events hosted outside of the College of Music, different ticket pricing may apply. |