Rutgers Symphonic Winds and Rutgers Symphony Band present "Epic Mixtape." The repertoire for this concert will feature global popular music from different eras as represented in a concert band setting. Different musical eras will include Renaissance, Classical Era, Jazz, Contemporary/Film, and Modern Dance/Electronic. This is a free and unticketed event.
A chance to hear and sing your favorite Rutgers songs once again. This is a free and unticketed event.
The Rutgers University Jazz Lab Band, directed by Professor Abraham Burton, will present a showcase of arrangements from Benny Carter, John Berks Dizzy Gillespie, the Thad Jones Mel Lewis Big … Read More
The Rutgers University Jazz Ensemble, directed by Dr. Anthony D.J. Branker, will honor the legacy of Professor William Fielder in their annual Prof Fielder Memorial Concert. Mason Gross jazz trumpet instructor Dr. Alex Norris will join the premier twenty-two-piece student jazz orchestra to pay tribute to the late Mason Gross trumpet master and legendary educator.
The Rutgers Kirkpatrick Choir and the Rutgers Glee Club will present a concert of gems from the Classical and Romantic eras, inducing Mozart's Vesperae solennes de confessore (Solemn Vespers for a Confessor) K. 339. Other composers represented include Brahms, Fanny Mendelssohn Hensel, Bruckner, Sullivan, and Felix Mendelssohn. This concert will feature choral conducting grads Matthew Zabiegala, … Read More
The Rutgers Brass Ensemble, directed by Professor John Sheppard, features masterworks and original arrangements of brass and orchestral works. You’ll be consumed with the rich sounds of brass harmonies and powerful melodies. Join us! View the Livestream
Rutgers Sinfonia’s fall performance includes two-time Grammy award-winning composer Jessie Montgomery's Starburst, the immortal Moldau by Smetana, and the seldom-performed Lyapunov's Piano Concerto No.2 in E major, which will feature a solo performance from piano student Yerko Difonis. View the Livestream
World premieres of works by Rutgers graduate and undergraduate composers.
Richard Strauss's "Also Sprach Zarathustra" is known the world over thanks to Stanley Kubrik's 2001: A Space Odyssey. Join us as Nicholas Music Center takes on one of the loudest pieces in the repertoire! The concert will begin with Thorvaldottir's "Metacosmos," delving the depths of the unknown. Completing the program is Rutgers Concerto competition winner, saxophonist Jarrod Apple … Read More
East Coast premiere of Andrea Clearfield's "Standing at the Beam".