Caitlin Polasek, Holly Kuhlmann, and Brenna Riley, three CSU Alumni currently working with Interweave Press online-editorial and marketing team, will be giving a public talk [...]

\ Judy Bajarano Artistic Director, IMPACT Dance Company This module will share the process of project management and creation of a performance event designed for [...]

Enjoy an evening of contemporary chamber music for flute featuring K. Dawn Grapes and CSU colleagues, including Tim Burns, piano;  Margaret Miller, viola; Peter Sommer, [...]

Sue Lion, illustrator and book designer in Boulder, CO, will be giving critiques and a lecture for all art students! When: all day on Tuesday, [...]

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A recital featuring students from CSU’s voice studios, including the Freshman Voice Studio.

The Symphonic Band, directed by Dr. Richard Frey, continues the 2015-2016 school year with Night Dreams, a program inspired by the darkness and shortened days of winter. Graduate conductor Chase Morin conducts Frank Ticheli’s Rest, and the highlight of the program will be CSU faculty Peter Sommer tackling David Biendenbender's challenging and emotional work, Dreams in the Dusk, for solo alto saxophone and wind band.

The concert features a new arrangement of Por Una Cabeza for harp ensemble by Professor Rachel Ellins, as well as student arrangements including Katie Miksch’s [...]

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Sue Doe Associate Professor, Colorado State University, English Department This workshop derives from theorization around the value of participatory theatre for engaging the voices of [...]

Good Kids by Naomi Iizuka, Directed by Laura Jones Something happened to Chloe after that party last Saturday night. Something she says she can't remember. [...]

The Concert Choir, directed by Dr. Ryan Olsen, performs a variety of music written to showcase women's voices including Brahms’ Op. 11: four songs for [...]

Good Kids by Naomi Iizuka, Directed by Laura Jones Something happened to Chloe after that party last Saturday night. Something she says she can't remember. [...]

The choir and orchestra, directed by Dr. Ryan Olsen, combine to perform “Anne Frank: A Living Voice” by Linda Tutas Haugen. This choral song cycle for women's choir and strings traces the emotional journey Anne Frank underwent as she tried to comprehend the events of the Holocaust during World War II. Using Frank's own words, the piece goes through a range of emotions from fear, confusion, heartbreak, hope, and even the optimism and joy of a young adolescent. Often performed with a string quartet, this is the first time that the piece will be performed with a chamber string orchestra. Viola Professor Margaret Miller joins the orchestra, directed by Leslie Stewart, for Hindemith's Trauermusik.

Good Kids by Naomi Iizuka, Directed by Laura Jones Something happened to Chloe after that party last Saturday night. Something she says she can't remember. [...]

The 100-member ensemble, directed by Dr. Erik Johnson, performs standard American concert band literature. This concert features music inspired by nature and the outdoors, with [...]

E-MEX MASTER CLASS SCHEDULE Flute Masterclass with Evelin Degen Monday, March 7, 10-10:50 a.m., Rm. G212 Percussion Masterclass with Michael Pattmann Monday, March 7, 11-11:50 [...]

E-MEX MASTER CLASS SCHEDULE Flute Masterclass with Evelin Degen Monday, March 7, 10-10:50 a.m., Rm. G212 Percussion Masterclass with Michael Pattmann Monday, March 7, 11-11:50 [...]

The E-MEX Ensemble from Essen, Germany will be in residence at Colorado State University, giving a master class and concert. The visiting group will consist [...]

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The E-MEX Ensemble from Essen, Germany will be in residence at Colorado State University, giving a master class and concert. The visiting group will consist [...]

Amy Sorensen: Visiting artist and the instructor for the Drawing Area. will give a public talk 5pm on Wednesday, March 9th in F101 for her [...]

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Judy Bajarano Artistic Director, IMPACT Dance Company This module will share the process of project management and creation of a performance event designed for a [...]

Professional Speaker Series presents Dr. Andrew Corsa Visiting Assistant Professor, Philosophy, CSU Pueblo Magnanimity, Modern Technology, and the Value of Nature Friday March 11 4:40p [...]

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In addition to his Classical Convergence Concert on March 23, Paul Huang will give a master class for all music majors on Tuesday, March 22, [...]

Are you interested in exploring jobs utilizing your language skills, cultural understanding, and international experiences? Want to hear from a variety of professionals from diverse [...]

David Grainger: Visiting artist and instructor for the Sculpture Area When: Public talk March 23rd at 5 pm in F101, Exhibition March 1st-31st Where: Visual [...]

John Metcalf: CEO of Perfect Square Graphic Design in Loveland, CO When: all day on Thursday, March 24 Where: Visual Arts Building, M102 Sponsored by [...]

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The day long event features clinics, performances, and master classes by professionals and professors from all along the Front Range, with special guest Debra Richtmeyer [...]

CSU faculty Peter Sommer, Dan Goble, Tim Burns. With guests Debra Richtmeyer, University of Illinois, and saxophone professors from UW, CU, UNC, DU, and MSU

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Naomi Seidman joined the School of Music faculty at Penn State in 2012. An accomplished solo performer, she has won the Mid-South Flute Competition and [...]

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For what has become a spring tradition, join us for this informal performance event featuring Colorado State University dance majors. Refreshments and performance are free [...]

Mozart's most famous comic opera! Mozart’s musical genius for melody is married with a witty and wry libretto by his frequent collaborator, librettist Lorenzo da Ponte. The action unfolds at break neck – and frequently confusing – speed as the valet, Figaro, attempts to make his beloved Susanna his wife, much to the chagrin of the Count Almaviva, who is determined to bed her before she is wed.

There and Back Again...a Sax-o-Hobbit's Journey from the Rockies to New York and Back This will be a very special lecture-recital as Dr. Dan Goble, [...]

Fei Hu: The Story of the Flying Tigers Reception with light refreshments at 6 p.m. Film at 7 p.m. Q&A with producer Frank Boring immediately [...]

Mozart's most famous comic opera! Mozart’s musical genius for melody is married with a witty and wry libretto by his frequent collaborator, librettist Lorenzo da Ponte. The action unfolds at break neck – and frequently confusing – speed as the valet, Figaro, attempts to make his beloved Susanna his wife, much to the chagrin of the Count Almaviva, who is determined to bed her before she is wed.

All 6th-8th grade band students are welcome to attend a fun day of workshops and courses designed to introduce you to new topics and grow [...]