A wide variety of performance opportunities await our students each year, with orchestras, bands, choirs and opera, jazz nonets and combos, small ensembles, and more.
A variety of programs and initiatives operate continuously or annually to enhance learning experiences and help students prepare for their future in music.
The MSU College of Music supports and challenges students, values innovation and creativity, and helps every community member achieve professional excellence.
Enjoy Rossini’s “La Cenerentola,” a charming twist on Cinderella. Follow Angelina’s journey with Prince Ramiro, guided by Alidoro. Featuring the aria Non più mesta, sung in Italian with English surtitles.
Enjoy Rossini’s “La Cenerentola,” a charming twist on Cinderella. Follow Angelina’s journey with Prince Ramiro, guided by Alidoro. Featuring the aria Non più mesta, sung in Italian with English surtitles.
Enjoy Rossini’s “La Cenerentola,” a charming twist on Cinderella. Follow Angelina’s journey with Prince Ramiro, guided by Alidoro. Featuring the aria Non più mesta, sung in Italian with English surtitles.
Cellist Suren Bagratuni performs J.S. Bach’s Six Suites for solo cello, celebrated as Bach’s greatest musical achievement, taking the audience on a dance-like journey through classical Baroque.
In this lecture, Nathan Platte uses his accomplished background in Musicology to discuss the making of the Mary Poppins Musical.
A Cinderella-like story, La Cenerentola captivates with sights and songs
Annual event features six groups vying for top prizes.
West Circle Series program explores works by Rossini, Poulenc, Day, and more
Chance Huiet to take the lead in the studio next fall.
To the delight of Brahms fans, famed cellist releases new album of the composer’s sonatas.
Dudamel and the LA Phil premiere latest work by Ricardo Lorenz.
Devotion to excellence and the community drives the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. These Spartans are instrumental in helping the DSO flourish and distinguish itself from its peers.
Marks third year in a row MSU composers win this prestigious composition competition.
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 21.
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Tickets go on sale starting Oct. 3 at Wharton Center. Orchestra level $15, grand tier $12, $10 group seating (orchestra level or grand tier), available at Wharton Center ticket office only.
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