Helene Smuts, Africa meets Africa – Director & Founder Jackie Scheiber, Africa meets Africa - Consultant, Acting Director and Head of Maths Sector at the University [...]

Mad Dances and Beyond: Contemporary Music for Saxophone and Piano. With Russell Hirshfield, Piano Dan Goble, the director of the School of Music, Theatre and [...]

The remote ikat-weaving islands of eastern Indonesia have one of the most diverse textile cultures in the world. Handwoven cloth plays a pivotal role in [...]

Helene Smuts, Africa meets Africa – Director & Founder Jackie Scheiber, Africa meets Africa - Consultant, Acting Director and Head of Maths Sector at the University [...]

The University Symphony Orchestra opens up its season with two favorites from the repertoire: Johannes Brahms’ passionate Symphony in F major and Joseph Haydn’s Trumpet Concerto. Perhaps the most biographical work that came from Brahms, the symphony is filled with a sense of ardor and melancholy as the composer deals with his own personal struggles. Caleb Hudson, CSU's new trumpet professor, joins Maestro Wes Kenney for his first concerto at the University. A member of the famed Canadian Brass, his playing is already known throughout the world!

These 3-Day Intensive Writing Retreats are designed for graduate students who are in the midst of writing their theses/dissertations and hope to complete them during the [...]

This master class is a wonderful educational opportunity at the University Center for the Arts, followed by an amazing and inspirational performance at the Fort [...]

Distinguished University of Iowa Professor of Horn Jeffrey Agrell returns to CSU to present a recital of music old and new that is sure to [...]

Join photographer Patrick Nagatani for a discussion of the exhibition Chromatherapy. Nagatani will discuss his ongoing series, begun in 1978. This exhibition and talk are sponsored [...]

Now in his 19th season as bass trombonist with the St. Louis Symphony, Mr. Pagano received a B.M. and M.M. from the Juilliard School in [...]

With Brooks Hafey, Piano This performance by CSU faculty member Margaret Miller features works for viola and piano by French composer Georges Hüe; American composers [...]

Lea Hanson Assistant Professor, Colorado State University, School of Education This session will bridge information learned in session 1 (Designing Research Methods for Leadership & [...]

Voice students from all of the applied voice studios perform arias and art songs.

Jill Stilwell Former Creative Services Director, City of Fort Collins Every day, non-profit organizations are becoming more like businesses.  Donors are expecting it, board members [...]

CSU Jazz Ensemble I, under the direction of Peter Sommer, and Jazz Ensemble II, under the direction of Wil Swindler, present the music of the [...]

The Chamber Choir, conducted by James Kim, performs the five-part madrigal setting of “Lagrime d’amante al sepolcro dell’amata” (Tears of a lover at the tomb [...]

The CSU Tuba and Euphonium Studio, led by CSU faculty Stephen Dombrowski, presents OcTUBAfest 2016. Returning for its third year, this event features tuba and [...]

Aaron Tindall is assistant professor of tuba and euphonium at the University of Miami Frost School of Music. He holds the Doctor of Musical Arts [...]

As part of the annual OcTUBA Fest, the tuba studio presents a recital of solo and ensemble works.

With Theresa Bogard, Piano The Thiem/Bogard Duo plays a program of well-known music by Beethoven, as well as two unknown pieces by the British female [...]

The Men’s Chorus, conducted by Ryan Olsen, presents Bookends, a celebration of men’s voices from the Renaissance to today. The choir performs double choir repertoire [...]

The Dali Quartet will work with CSU students at this highly anticipated master class. Master Class Schedule: 10:30 a.m.: graduate trio playing Schubert's Trio No. [...]

With an artist’s grace and a Caribbean soul, the Dalí Quartet is today’s freshest voice in Classical and Latin-American music. Anchored in both Venezuela's El [...]

During an "All Strings Master Class," CSU string students and faculty meet in the Organ Recital Hall. One student representative from each studio plays a [...]

War and Peace: Remembering 9/11. With guest Peter Sommer, Saxophone. The 2016-2017 Wind Symphony season remembers events from around the world that catapulted both conflict and [...]

Often cited as the seminal work of the Avant-garde movement, Ubu Roi is part play, part performance art, and part art instillation. Originally written and staged – with puppets – to mock a school teacher, Ubu Roi is a French allegory about the abuses of the wealthy that includes references to many classical texts…and the rest is poo jokes. In this translation, King Ubu’s flatulent tale displays his over-indulgent rise to the top and Pa Ubu’s plot to usurp the throne from the King of Poland. Filled with scatological humor, physical inanity, a couple of gorillas, and the entire Polish and Russian armies, Ubu Roi is a messy good time perfumed with a 15 second intermission.

#HandsOffMyHeritage, works by 10 Native American artists responding to cultural appropriation, in the Duhesa Gallery

Often cited as the seminal work of the Avant-garde movement, Ubu Roi is part play, part performance art, and part art instillation. Originally written and staged – with puppets – to mock a school teacher, Ubu Roi is a French allegory about the abuses of the wealthy that includes references to many classical texts…and the rest is poo jokes. In this translation, King Ubu’s flatulent tale displays his over-indulgent rise to the top and Pa Ubu’s plot to usurp the throne from the King of Poland. Filled with scatological humor, physical inanity, a couple of gorillas, and the entire Polish and Russian armies, Ubu Roi is a messy good time perfumed with a 15 second intermission.

Often cited as the seminal work of the Avant-garde movement, Ubu Roi is part play, part performance art, and part art instillation. Originally written and staged – with puppets – to mock a school teacher, Ubu Roi is a French allegory about the abuses of the wealthy that includes references to many classical texts…and the rest is poo jokes. In this translation, King Ubu’s flatulent tale displays his over-indulgent rise to the top and Pa Ubu’s plot to usurp the throne from the King of Poland. Filled with scatological humor, physical inanity, a couple of gorillas, and the entire Polish and Russian armies, Ubu Roi is a messy good time perfumed with a 15 second intermission.

Andiamo Italia! The Concert Orchestra, conducted by Leslie Stewart, returns to Italy, inspired by two composers of the Romantic era: Giovanni Bolzoni and Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari. [...]

The concert features the award-winning Percussion Ensemble, which won the PASIC “Call for Tapes” in 2010, performing works new and old to the repertoire. CSU’s [...]

Non CSU Dance Majors are required to register in advance. Click here to register. There is a $10 fee due at the start of class [...]

Mixtape, vol. 2 CSU faculty member Chris Van Hof presents Mixtape, vol. 2, an evening showcasing the trombone in both classical and jazz settings. The [...]

Featuring Renata Artman Knific, Violin, with Gene Knific, Piano The Tom Knific Quartet is truly a family affair! The group performs a mix of original, [...]

Francie Glycenfer Faculty, Colorado State University, Honors Program Consider what life would be like if we truly discovered our passions and were able to share [...]

CSU string faculty work with students from the Pre-College String Quartet Program at CSU.

Often cited as the seminal work of the Avant-garde movement, Ubu Roi is part play, part performance art, and part art instillation. Originally written and staged – with puppets – to mock a school teacher, Ubu Roi is a French allegory about the abuses of the wealthy that includes references to many classical texts…and the rest is poo jokes. In this translation, King Ubu’s flatulent tale displays his over-indulgent rise to the top and Pa Ubu’s plot to usurp the throne from the King of Poland. Filled with scatological humor, physical inanity, a couple of gorillas, and the entire Polish and Russian armies, Ubu Roi is a messy good time perfumed with a 15 second intermission.

Often cited as the seminal work of the Avant-garde movement, Ubu Roi is part play, part performance art, and part art instillation. Originally written and staged – with puppets – to mock a school teacher, Ubu Roi is a French allegory about the abuses of the wealthy that includes references to many classical texts…and the rest is poo jokes. In this translation, King Ubu’s flatulent tale displays his over-indulgent rise to the top and Pa Ubu’s plot to usurp the throne from the King of Poland. Filled with scatological humor, physical inanity, a couple of gorillas, and the entire Polish and Russian armies, Ubu Roi is a messy good time perfumed with a 15 second intermission.

Often cited as the seminal work of the Avant-garde movement, Ubu Roi is part play, part performance art, and part art instillation. Originally written and staged – with puppets – to mock a school teacher, Ubu Roi is a French allegory about the abuses of the wealthy that includes references to many classical texts…and the rest is poo jokes. In this translation, King Ubu’s flatulent tale displays his over-indulgent rise to the top and Pa Ubu’s plot to usurp the throne from the King of Poland. Filled with scatological humor, physical inanity, a couple of gorillas, and the entire Polish and Russian armies, Ubu Roi is a messy good time perfumed with a 15 second intermission.

Often cited as the seminal work of the Avant-garde movement, Ubu Roi is part play, part performance art, and part art instillation. Originally written and staged – with puppets – to mock a school teacher, Ubu Roi is a French allegory about the abuses of the wealthy that includes references to many classical texts…and the rest is poo jokes. In this translation, King Ubu’s flatulent tale displays his over-indulgent rise to the top and Pa Ubu’s plot to usurp the throne from the King of Poland. Filled with scatological humor, physical inanity, a couple of gorillas, and the entire Polish and Russian armies, Ubu Roi is a messy good time perfumed with a 15 second intermission.

Please join us to discuss progress through the program, answer questions regarding curriculum and internships, and address how to deal with issues, concerns, and get any [...]

The string area welcomes guest artist Martin Chalifour, the concertmaster of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra to CSU for a recital and masterclass. Mr. Chlifour's [...]

The string area welcomes guest artist Martin Chalifour, the concertmaster of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra to CSU for a recital and masterclass. Mr. Chlifour's [...]

Featuring Greg Dobbs: Two-Time Emmy Award-Winning Journalist Former Foreign Correspondent for ABC News Recipient of the “Distinguished Service Award” from the Society of Professional Journalists [...]

Francie Glycenfer Faculty, Colorado State University, Honors Program Consider what life would be like if we truly discovered our passions and were able to share [...]

The organ studio, and CSU faculty member Joel Bacon, presents the 11th annual Halloween Organ Extravaganza, with classic (and not-so-classic) works, including the famous Toccata [...]

The organ studio, and CSU faculty member Joel Bacon, presents the 11th annual Halloween Organ Extravaganza, with classic (and not-so-classic) works, including the famous Toccata [...]

The 22^nd biennial Colorado International Invitational Poster Exhibition (CIIPE) is a collection from the world’s most distinguished poster artists and designers. Hosted by CSU’s Department of Art and Art History, CIIPE is one of only a few international invitational poster exhibitions in the world. This popular event allows campus and Northern Colorado communities to experience firsthand the best the poster world has to offer.

Nancy Denholm Director at Eissey Campus Theatre This module will teach students the importance of assessing and mastering their Emotional Intelligence (EQ) as an arts [...]

Polaris' program includes masterworks of the string quartet literature. Paola Zamario, violin; Lily Lu, violin; Karli Rhind, viola; and Victoria Ferguson, cello, make up the [...]

Presented by the Ralph Opera Program Directed by Tiffany Blake and Conducted by Wes Kenney A frolicking misadventure featuring Johann Strauss II's beautiful waltz melodies.

Dance major and scholarship auditions for prospective students (High School seniors and transfer students) are held during the Fall Visit Day (Nov.) and the Spring [...]