"Inside Out": The Rutgers Symphony Band performs works that speak to the human condition

"Ethereal Elements": This program will explore the three ethereal elements of light, darkness, and spirit and their profound effect on human expression.

This joint program of the Rutgers Baroque Players, coached by Leah Gale Nelson, and the Rutgers University String Ensemble, coached by Jonathan Spitz, features a string orchestra which performs without conductor. The program, with student soloists from the ensemble, will include works by Corelli, Vivaldi, Jesse Montgomery, and Edward Elgar.

Deep Blue: The Beauty of our Water World, in collaboration with the Department of Environmental Sciences, focusing awareness on micro-plastics in the oceans.

Rutgers Chamber Jazz Ensembles, directed by esteemed jazz faculty members, will feature students in small-group settings performing works from renowned artists, including Horace Silver, Miles Davis, and Oliver Nelson.

Christmas in Carol and Song Patrick Gardner programs his valedictory Christmas in Carol and Song performance with the Rutgers University Glee Club and Kirkpatrick Choir before his retirement – a mixture of favorites and the unusual.

Christmas in Carol and Song Patrick Gardner programs his valedictory Christmas in Carol and Song performance with the Rutgers University Glee Club and Kirkpatrick Choir before his retirement – a mixture of favorites and the unusual.

Christmas in Carol and Song Patrick Gardner programs his valedictory Christmas in Carol and Song performance with the Rutgers University Glee Club and Kirkpatrick Choir before his retirement – a mixture of favorites and the unusual.

Christmas in Carol and Song Patrick Gardner programs his valedictory Christmas in Carol and Song performance with the Rutgers University Glee Club and Kirkpatrick Choir before his retirement – a mixture of favorites and the unusual.