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Through donor-supported programs, MSU Music students gain paid, career-shaping internships — and a fair chance to pursue them.

Celebrated cellist Suren Bagratuni has released his newest album, Three Cello Sonatas: Strauss, Franck, and Chopin, a beautiful interpretation of sonatas he recorded with pianist Soojin Kim.

Guest artist Haiqiong Deng joins MSU musicians for fifth annual celebration.

Former classmates credit MSU’s rigorous mentorship, collaborative culture, and hands on teaching with preparing them for vibrant academic careers.

Former Detroit Symphony Orchestra musician brings mentorship focused teaching and performance excellence to the MSU horn studio.

Guest ensemble appears in two concerts and a weeklong residency

Program and individual honors are showered on Spartans after weekend in New York.

West Circle Series’ Happy Birthday, Mozart! marks 270 years of beloved works

Concert theme, “Justice for All: A Legacy of Courage and Commitment,” highlights jazz’s long-standing role as a means of expression and reflection.

Renowned guest ensembles at Fairchild Theatre feature wind music performed on period instruments.

Two movements from The Nutcracker, reimagined by MSU faculty and performed by MSU students.

Funds supporting members of the band are part of historic gift from Greg and Dawn Williams.

Dmitri Berlinsky, an internationally recognized violinist, has spent the last 25 years mentoring aspiring musicians in the MSU College of Music.

The Lance LaDuke Brass Scholarship at MSU honors an alum whose passion for music continues to inspire future Spartans.

Karen Salvador and Ryan Shaw, associate professors of music education, conducted two nationwide surveys of music teachers to examine the effects of rules and legislation in some states that limit or ban educators from talking about certain topics or ideas in their classroom. These are their findings.