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October 2023
Little Big Band
The Little Big Band celebrates the music of American jazz trumpeter and vocalist Chet Baker with a special performance of cool jazz and other standards.
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Conservatory Choir
The Conservatory Choir kicks off its season, welcoming the ensemble’s new director Richard W. Robbins in a program featuring a lush variety of classic and modern choral selections.
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Sphinx Virtuosi
Sphinx Virtuosi presents a program showcasing the beauty and tradition of excellence inherent in classical music created and performed by generations of Black and Latinx composers.
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People, Places and Things
Winner of the Drama Desk Award and Laurence Olivier Award, Duncan MacMillan’s People, Places and Things depicts a realistic portrayal of addiction and a young actor's search for herself.
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Collaborative Arts: Voice & Piano
Special guests Suzanne DuPlantis and Laura Ward join faculty and students to curate and produce an intimate evening of art song, while exploring the collaborative relationship between pianist and vocalist.
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Moving Forces
Join the Dance Ensemble for a performance featuring a dynamic range of dance styles from traditional to contemporary.
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Jazz Combos
The Jazz Combos, directed by Darryl Brenzel, Eric Byrd, Craig Fraedrich and Matt Niess, present a free concert featuring the Latin, jazz fusion, standards and R&B combos.
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Saxophone Ensemble
Under the direction of Professor of Saxophone Timothy Roberts, members of the Saxophone Ensemble present their fall concert.
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Symphony Orchestra
The Symphony Orchestra presents a performance dedicated to peace, highlighting music by Russian and Ukrainian composers, as well as a work by award-winning composer Jessie Montgomery.
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Pre-concert Talk: John O’Conor
Join our faculty for a pre-concert talk introducing John O'Conor's program featuring works by Haydn, Schubert, Field, Scriabin and Beethoven.
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