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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 [...]

Opening Reception Friday, April 8, 5-7pm Details coming soon!

April 4 - May 4, 2016  Clara Hatton Gallery | Visual Arts Building | Department of Art and Art History

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One of two graduate quartets at CSU, the Zinnia String Quartet presents a program of great string quartet literature. Members: Ji Hye Chung, violin; Elizabeth Lenz, violin; Joy Holz, viola; and Lydia Hynson, cello.

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Flamboyant, daring, provocative, exciting, seductive and sensitive are some of the words used to describe one of today’s most formidable pianists, Kemal Gekic, whose playing [...]

Join the Jazz Combos for an evening of small group jazz and improvisation, highlighting student arrangements and compositions. The concert features Jazz Combos I, II [...]

Artist, Tom Waldron, will be giving a public artist talk, demonstrations, and studio visits. When: Thursday, April 7th. Time TBA Where: Visual Arts Building, room [...]

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Jamie Dahl Colorado State Forest Service, Experiential Learning Coordinator Joe Duda Colorado State Forest Service, Deputy State Forester This module will expose students to the [...]

Facets of Love

Notes from Vienna

Jamie Dahl Colorado State Forest Service, Experiential Learning Coordinator Joe Duda Colorado State Forest Service, Deputy State Forester This module will expose students to the [...]

This concert marks the year’s culmination of dance, performance, and passion for creative movement. With many original works, the concert features the work of dance [...]

The Many Colors of the Harp; With guests Tiffany Blake, soprano; Barbara Thiem, cello; and Tonya Jilling, harp

An exhibit of art work created by students from Dikgakeng Intermediate, 'Khotalang Intermediate, and Thlorong High Schools in QwaQwa, South Africa is exhibited in the [...]

The concert features select student groups performing string and wind chamber music.

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Dr. Timothy Amidon is hosting a lecture and workshop on fair use and copyright law in the art world. Where: Visual Arts Wold Resource Center, [...]

Throughout the 2015-2016 season, the CSU Wind Symphony, directed by Dr. Rebecca Phillips, celebrates some of the outstanding cornerstones written for winds and percussion. Join us for our final performance of the season, featuring faculty artist Dr. John McGuire, horn, performing James Beckel's Glass Bead Game, based on Herman Hesse's novel. Graduate conductor Georgianna Oswald conducts Grainger, and the Wind Symphony closes with a celebration of Morton Gould's West Point Symphony!

Wednesday, April 13, 2016 | 3-5 pm | LSC North Ballroom Hosted by the International Studies Major, the Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures, the [...]

The Colorado State University Wind Symphony is taking its first Southwestern tour in the history of the band program at CSU. On April 13-16, the [...]

In celebration of the National Park Service’s 100th anniversary, the Public Lands History Center faculty will offer short, dramatic stories revealing both hopeful and troubling [...]

April 14-16, 2016

Art Director for Interweave Press in Fort Collins, CO, Kit Kinseth, will be giving critiques and a lecture for all art students! When: all day [...]

April 14-16, 2016

Cuba in Transition Symposium The Latin American & Caribbean Studies Program will hold a special symposium on "Cuba in Transition: Culture and Society During Changing Times" [...]

Professional Speaker Series presents Distributive Justice and Rawls's Idea of a Social Minimum: The difference principle and the social minimum: two ideas grounded in democratic [...]

April 14-16, 2016

The annual festival features several Colo. high school ensembles, guest artist Adam Blackstock, associate professor of Percussion Studies at Troy University and principal timpanist with the Northwest Florida Symphony Orchestra, and the CSU Percussion Ensemble. During the day, guest clinicians work with high school ensembles during master classes and clinics. The day concludes with a FREE concert at 6 p.m. Registration for the daytime event is required. Contact: Eric.Hollenbeck@colostate.edu

For this special master class, Victor Wooten will be joined by Rod Taylor, bass, and J.D. Blair, drums, with special guest Bob Hemenger, saxophone.

JURIED BFA EXHIBITION SPRING 2016 Submissions due Sunday, April 17th! Dates: Friday, May 13, 2016 – Friday, September 2, 2016 Reception: Friday, May 13, 2016, [...]

What happens when CSU’s New Music Ensemble members combine their energy, talent, and vision? It Could Be Anything! The group aims to showcase music’s growth [...]

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India Lovato (Arapaho), a CSU graduate student, will be giving a lecture on her research on contemporary native pop art! When: 1pm on Tuesday, April [...]

The master class focused on choreography is open to public; non-CSU dance majors should register through Linda Parent. Sponsored by the Fort Collins Lincoln Center [...]

Angella Ahn, Violin; Carrie Krause, Violin; Margaret Miller, Viola; Julia Cory Slovarp, Cello; and Julie Goswiller, Piano

A musical send-up of the cult favorite 1936 propaganda film (also released as Tell Your Children, Doped Youth, and Love Madness), this over-the-top cautionary tale shows how innocent teenagers will turn from cocoa-sipping sweethearts into demons instantly with one puff of the green stuff, following the devil’s path through robbery, manslaughter, suicide, madness, hallucinations, murder, and (yes) zombies to the electric chair. Not appropriate for uptight squares, pompous narcs, priggish flat-earthers, and, quite possibly, your children.

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Join the LEAP team as we visit a variety of organizations in Denver to learn about careers in arts management that exist inside and outside [...]

Students from the woodwind area and the studios of Wesley Ferreira, clarinet, Andrew Jacobson, oboe, Gary Moody, bassoon, Peter Sommer, saxophone, and Michele Stanley, flute, [...]

A musical send-up of the cult favorite 1936 propaganda film (also released as Tell Your Children, Doped Youth, and Love Madness), this over-the-top cautionary tale shows how innocent teenagers will turn from cocoa-sipping sweethearts into demons instantly with one puff of the green stuff, following the devil’s path through robbery, manslaughter, suicide, madness, hallucinations, murder, and (yes) zombies to the electric chair. Not appropriate for uptight squares, pompous narcs, priggish flat-earthers, and, quite possibly, your children.

Enjoy a nice spring day at Hughes Stadium for the annual Green and Gold Spring Football Game. The band will entertain fans from the stands. [...]

A recital featuring students from the Freshman Voice Studio.

A musical send-up of the cult favorite 1936 propaganda film (also released as Tell Your Children, Doped Youth, and Love Madness), this over-the-top cautionary tale shows how innocent teenagers will turn from cocoa-sipping sweethearts into demons instantly with one puff of the green stuff, following the devil’s path through robbery, manslaughter, suicide, madness, hallucinations, murder, and (yes) zombies to the electric chair. Not appropriate for uptight squares, pompous narcs, priggish flat-earthers, and, quite possibly, your children.

Get excited for some warmer weather with CSU’s Steel Drum Ensembles and the George Hamilton Ragtime Marimba Band.

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Alexander Technique Specialist – Music Education Specialist – International Music Educator Tuesday, April 25, 12:30-1:45 p.m., Room 147 (Session: How Use of the Alexander Technique Can [...]

The CSU music faculty collaborates to present a delightful evening of chamber music including Leoš Janáček’s wind sextet, Erwin Schulhoff’s Concertino for flute, viola & double-bass, and Joseph Haydn’s Op. 76 string quartet with violinist Michael Davis.

Featuring CSU Dance Alumni and Guests. CSU dance alumni from across the country return to share their teaching and related career expertise in master classes and [...]

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Featuring CSU Dance Alumni and Guests. CSU dance alumni from across the country return to share their teaching and related career expertise in master classes and [...]

CSU faculty Dr. Michelle Stanley joins the orchestra for Carl Nielsen’s Flute Concerto, which was written for Holger Gilbert-Jespersen of the Copenhagen Wind Quintet in [...]

Featuring CSU Dance Alumni and Guests. CSU dance alumni from across the country return to share their teaching and related career expertise in master classes and [...]

Kent Thompson, producing artistic director with Denver Center Theatre Company, will give a master class to School of Music, Theatre and Dance students. Kent Thompson [...]