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BYU’s annual two-day tuba festival features students and faculty performing classical favorites as well as arrangements of popular songs, film scores, and folk tunes.
Flowers of Vietnam is an exploration into the exotic and beautiful piano music of Vietnam. For many of these pieces, it will be the first time they have been heard in Utah. Also on the program will be works by Chopin and Schubert.
BYU’s early music chamber orchestra presents an evening of sumptuous and fiery baroque music in the School of Music’s beautiful new Recital Hall.
The Uinta Trio features BYU professor Monte Belknap, violin; Michael McQuay, piano; and Nicole Pinnell, cello. Join this chamber ensemble for an evening of lovely music!
The Orpheus Winds faculty wind quintet has been an institution at BYU for more than 40 years. This year, the group welcomes BYU’s new flute and oboe faculty as its newest members! The quintet will present an exciting program of varied repertoire.
Performed by BYU’s brass students, this concert features a selection of classics for small brass ensemble alongside new arrangements.
BYU string students present a concert of chamber music, including masterworks for string quartet, piano quintet, and other small ensembles.
The Flute Choir is a small ensemble of BYU students who play piccolo, C flute, alto flute, and bass flute. This concert features classical masterpieces arranged for flute choir as well as new music.
Celebrate the season with BYU’s student and faculty tubaists in a concert that features traditional carols, classical Christmas pieces, and new holiday standards from film and TV.
Come celebrate the Christmas season with the BYU Harp Ensemble and BYU Faculty Harp Ensemble as they perform familiar holiday tunes, pieces from the harp ensemble repertoire, and creative student arrangements.
The BYU School of Music is delighted to announce a new concert experience, BYU Blast! This will be a collage concert featuring about 25 various ensembles and soloists performing short, exciting works in quick succession. Performers will include the BYU Wind Symphony, BYU Symphony Orchestra, BYU Jazz Ensemble, Harp Ensemble, Bassoon Ensemble, Horn Ensemble, Mountain Strings, Cello Choir, Trumpet Ensemble, Clarinet Choir, BYU Jazz Legacy Band, BYU Faculty Harp Quartet, Orpheus Winds, Orchestral Brass Ensemble, Tangents Percussion Quartet, Honors Brass…
In commemoration of the 100-year anniversary of Gabriel Fauré's death, BYU Singers and Concert Choir will perform the French composer's most celebrated work for chorus, soloists, and orchestra.