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Alfred Watkins joins new MSU horn professor Johanna Yarbrough for a program of beloved wind band repertoire.

Festival highlights string quartet masterworks, Armenian chamber music, and Romantic-era vocal repertoire.

Ed Cherry and Dr. Professor Leonard King work with MSU Jazz Studies students and perform with the Jazz Orchestras and Jazz Nonets.

Program explores influential composers through chamber music and song.

MSU pianist Stanislav Khristenko finds a home at MSU that enables in-depth work and supports his new album release, 24 Preludes.

Over more than 50 years, Falcone set the standard for the Spartan Marching Band and transformed Michigan State University’s music programs.

After 51 years of devotion to the College of Music, Professor Emeritus leaves a strong legacy including a new endowed professorship.

A university music program can be more like a football team than you might think.

Ensemble Affect performance marks the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.

Grammy Award–winning singer and professor of vocal jazz in the MSU College of Music Carmen Bradford almost missed the phone call that changed her life.

Through a state grant shaped in part by an MSU Music faculty member, Matthew Weber’s early-career initiative highlights the university’s far-reaching influence on music education across Michigan.

Tickets on sale now for MSU College of Music 2026–2027 concerts

Insights into the MSU faculty member’s dual releases of MotherLoad – which includes an appearance by Norah Jones – and Daydreaming Indigo by the powerful Trio Trio.

MSU Carillonist Jon Lehrer is profiled by MSU International Studies and Programs, touching on his dual U.S./Canadian citizenship.

A Music student shares what she learned from a conversation with MSU Instructor and Coordinator of String Music Education Jean Lee