Upcoming Events
MSU’s Percussion Ensemble presents an engaging program of contemporary works, exploring a diverse palette of sounds and textures through inventive and varied instrumentation.
Members of MSU’s percussion program perform traditional songs and rhythms from across the African Diaspora, including West Africa, the Congo, and Caribbean cultures.
The Jazz Nonets welcome acclaimed Detroit drummer Dr. Professor Leonard King for an evening celebrating the city’s rich jazz tradition.
An MSU tradition since 1971, Spartan Spectacular unites the Wind Symphony and Spartan Marching Band in a thrilling surround-sound performance, featuring the MSU Drumline, Twirlers, Color Guard, and guest artists.
MSU brass artists present a showcase of solo and ensemble works accompanied by the Red Cedar Organ, highlighting the versatility and expressive range of the brass repertoire.
Event News
Beloved opera brings romance, satire, and memorable melodies to the stage.
State Singers and University Chorale present a program spanning centuries of choral repertoire.
Festival highlights string quartet masterworks, Armenian chamber music, and Romantic-era vocal repertoire.
Ed Cherry and Dr. Professor Leonard King work with MSU Jazz Studies students and perform with the Jazz Orchestras and Jazz Nonets.
Program explores influential composers through chamber music and song.
Ensemble Affect performance marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
Tickets on sale now for MSU College of Music 2026–2027 concerts
MSU’s final Showcase Series marks the nation’s 250th anniversary with four grand pianos and eight pianists on stage.
Season Brochure
The calendar of events runs from September through early May and will feature a rich variety of superb classical and jazz performances by exceptional artists including faculty, students, acclaimed visiting musicians, and cutting-edge new music groups. Tickets go on sale on August 19.
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