The MSU College of Music presents a week of large ensemble performances, with a spectacular finale. Starting off with the MSU Symphony Band, MSU Wind Symphony, MSU Symphony Orchestra and concluding with the 47^th Spartan Spectacular concert.

Thursday, October 25
MSU Wind Symphony presents a world premiere by guest composer Robert Beaser, including a composition by MSU's Ricardo Lorenz. Conducted by Kevin Sedatole.
Cobb Great Hall of the Wharton Center, 7:30 p.m.

Robert Beaser, guest composer
Grainger – Duke of Marlborough Fanfare, Hill Song No. 2
Adam/Cannon – The Chairman Dances
Lorenz – Allegories del Ray Mangoberry
Beaser/Staub – Double Chorus (world premiere) 

Can't make it to the performance, you can also see the web cast on Livestream.

Friday, October 26
MSU Symphony Orchestra performs Pictures at an Exhibition by Russian composer Modest Mussorgsky, including works for orchestra and piano by other composers. Conducted by Kevin Noe.
Cobb Great Hall of the Wharton Center, 8:00 p.m. tickets and more information

Adams – Christian Zeal and Activity
Adams – Short Ride in a Fast Machine
Liszt – Totentanz (Minhae Lee, piano, Evan Harger, conductor)
Mussorgsky – Pictures at an Exhibition 

Can't make it to the performance, you can also see the web cast on Livestream.

Sunday, October 28
Spartan Spectacular
Cobb Great Hall of the Wharton Center, 3:00 p.m.

An annual tradition for the Green and White faithful since 1971, Spartan Spectacular offers an exciting musical experience for the entire family. The program features a surround-sound performance by the Spartan Marching Band and highlights its twirlers, color guard, and drumline, making for a truly unique musical experience. With additional performances by the MSU Symphony Band, Jazz Octet I, and other top ensembles from the College of Music, you will understand why this concert is called spectacular!