The Big Little University Rising
From jazz standards to original compositions, the group’s creativity, technique and improvisation creates music that reflects a deep devotion to melody, rhythm, culture and the spontaneous spirit of jazz.
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Under the direction of Assistant Professor of Percussion Karlyn Viña, members of the Percussion Ensemble present their spring concert.
Acclaimed by the Baltimore Sun as “one of the biggest pianistic talents to have emerged in this country in the last 25 years,” pianist Terrence Wilson is an active recitalist who has toured around the world.
Members of the Van Buren Winds perform works for chamber winds and piano, including music by Margaret Griebling-Haigh, Heitor Villa-lobos, Esa-Pekka Salonen and Shenandoah's own Stephen Key.
Benjamin Britten’s 1960 A Midsummer Night's Dream, which features a libretto adapted by Peter Pears, harnesses the Bard’s exceptional storytelling with Britten’s expressive and atmospheric harmonies.
Benjamin Britten’s 1960 A Midsummer Night's Dream, which features a libretto adapted by Peter Pears, harnesses the Bard’s exceptional storytelling with Britten’s expressive and atmospheric harmonies.
Benjamin Britten’s 1960 A Midsummer Night's Dream, which features a libretto adapted by Peter Pears, harnesses the Bard’s exceptional storytelling with Britten’s expressive and atmospheric harmonies.
The Concert Band presents an evening of works for symphonic winds under the direction of Shaun Evans.
Under the direction of Professor of Clarinet Garrick Zoeter, members of the Clarinet Choir present their spring concert.
Under the direction of Trombone Artist-in-Residence Matthew Niess, members of the Trombone Collective present their spring concert.
Under the direction of Professor of Saxophone Timothy Roberts, members of the Saxophone Ensemble present their spring concert.
Essentially Ellington, a premier educational initiative of Jazz at Lincoln Center, returns to Shenandoah Conservatory with a day of workshops for high school bands and performances by special guest artists.
Under the direction of Craig Fraedrich, Jazz Combos present their spring concert featuring a diverse lineup of jazz standards.
ShenCoLAB culminates with a daylong Festival of Arts, Ideas & Exploration featuring a wide variety of exciting, innovative and provocative performances, presentations and other special events.
Follow Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons from the street corner to the Billboard charts in this exciting look behind the music that made them stars.
This delightfully romantic and hilarious show features one of the most memorable musical scores ever written.
This modern reimagining of the classic Biblical story is full of humor, heart and some seriously catchy songs!
Inspired by lofty places, Appalachian Chamber Music Festival presents Elevation, a powerful program inspired by the view from above.
Alfonso Padilla is a Spanish saxophonist with great international prominence whose current work focuses on the performance of both classical and contemporary music.
American tenor Norman Shankle presents a special concert with a guest accompanist, and discusses his life and career since his time at Handley and Shenandoah.
The arts run amok during Shenandoah Conservatory’s Inside/Out open house when we throw open the doors to our venues, set up outdoor stages and let you curate your own performance experience.
Anton Nel, a prize-winning pianist who has been concertizing worldwide for more than five decades, returns to our stage to perform Handel, Chaminade, Beethoven and more.
Diagnosed by Iyona Garner Blake ’00 Shenandoah University is excited to present the play entitled, “Diagnosed” on campus, which is written and directed by our very own alum, Iyona Garner Blake […]
The Studio Big Band celebrates the music of Elton John and Dave Brubeck featuring hits like Rocket Man, Saturday Night’s Alright (For Fighting), Take Five, Blue Rondo a La Turk and more.
The Book of Life blends theatrical storytelling, hand-crafted projections and original live music by the internationally acclaimed Women Drummers of Rwanda.
The Book of Life blends theatrical storytelling, hand-crafted projections and original live music by the internationally acclaimed Women Drummers of Rwanda.
The Wind Ensemble launches its season with a concert featuring violist and composer Jessica Meyer.
Violinist and singer Tara McNeill and pianist Alexander Bernstein perform original duo music from their new album alongside their own arrangements of traditional Irish tunes and more.
Hub New Music is a “nimble quartet of winds and strings” (NPR) driven by an unwavering dedication to building community through new art.