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Welcome Halloween with Charles Wetherbee, violin, and David Korevaar, piano, as they play a diverse program featuring Franz Schubert, Sergei Prokofiev and Reza Vali.

Music Buff alum Andrew Crust (DMA ’16) has focused his work the past few years on outreach and work with orchestral musicians-in-the-making during stints all over the country.

Celebrate Finnish independence with the College of Music faculty through these great Finnish pieces and a world premiere by College of Music student composer Conor Brown.

Five faculty members, featuring Yoshi Ishikawa on bassoon, combine to celebrate wind chamber music with works by Mozart, Stravinsky and more.

The first big band concert of the season for the Thompson Jazz Studies Program will feature a couple of familiar faces in new roles—along with new twists on old, familiar tunes.

Michael Thornton recounts his travels to Europe, Africa, and Asia with a musical journey accompanied by images.

Another September, and another visit with members of the world-class Cleveland Orchestra, has come to a close at the College of Music.

Jeremy Reger and Abigail Nims use songs by Joseph Haydn, Richard Strauss and Dominick Argento to express drastic emotional changes for the Faculty Tuesday series.

Maria and Don Johnson and Conor Brown at a recent College of Music donor reception Don and Maria Johnson are generous supporters of the College of Music and the College of Architecture and Planning at the University of ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥. They are active in providing scholarship support and creating international cultural...

Boulder. Denver. Washington, D.C. Helsinki. The College of Music is hitting the road in October to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Finnish independence, starting with a Faculty Tuesday premiere of a student-written ode to Finnish folk tradition.