With Anne Breeden, Piano CSU faculty member Andrew Jacobson gives his first solo recital at CSU, performing Sonata for Oboe and Piano by Francis Poulenc, [...]

Event: Panel Discussion. A component of the Contemporary Ceramics Art Symposium at the Lincoln Center. Del Harrow (CSU faculty member, moderator), Linda Sikora, Mary Barringer, and [...]

Event: Ceramic demonstrations. A component of the Contemporary Ceramics Art Symposium at the Lincoln Center. (free for CSU and PSD students, registration required at lctix.com/opportunities) Date: [...]

Event: Mobile gallery on site. A component of the Contemporary Ceramics Art Symposium at the Lincoln Center. Date: Saturday, September 10 Time: 9am-4pm Location: Visual [...]

CSU faculty members Peter Sommer and Wil Swindler, Saxophones and Clarinets. With special guests Al Hood, Trumpet; Paul McKee, Trombone; Ben Markley, Piano; Bijoux Barbossa, [...]

Awakening Personal and Organizational Purpose– LEAP 500 Zach Mercurio Instructor, Colorado State University, Organizational Learning, Performance, and Change zachary.mercurio@colostate.edu 9/13/2016 5:30pm – 8pm UCA 142 [...]

Event: Public Artist Talk to correspond with Hatton Gallery Exhibition, The Collaboration Project Date: Tuesday, September 13 Time: 4 - 5pm Location: Wold Resource Center, F109, Visual [...]

CSU's International Studies club, GAIA, invites you to learn about cultural clothing, greetings from around the world, and how to be polite in different countries. [...]

Eric Lau is Associate Professor of Saxophone at the University of New Mexico. An active recitalist, Dr. Lau has performed throughout the United States, Puerto [...]

Event: Collaborative class lecture in Dr. Ellie Moseman’s 19th Century European Art class discussing composers Felix and Fanny Mendelssohn, artist Caspar David Friedrich, and the German Wald [...]

Zach Mercurio Instructor, Colorado State University, Organizational Learning, Performance, and Change Participants will learn practical strategies and tactics for delivering their own and the organization’s [...]

How does a DJ compose? What would a laptopist’s score look like? How would a composer sonically and visually organize the improvisational contributions of musicians? [...]

The Classical Flute: Elegance, Symmetry and Style. With Tim Burns, Piano CSU faculty member Michelle Stanley performs major works for flute from the Classical Era, [...]

DUO 1804 is a collaboration between composer, violinist and educator Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) and composer, percussionist and creator of Afro- electronica®, Val-Inc. Longtime peers [...]

Lea Hanson Assistant Professor, Colorado State University, School of Education  Leaders in the Arts and Nonprofit industries are seldom researchers by training but still need [...]

Invigorating international collaborations with contemporary composers…masterful programming of new acoustic and electroacoustic works…fresh, bold presentations of works by J. S. Bach, Vivaldi, Beethoven, Poulenc, Rachmaninoff, [...]

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

Friday, September 23, 2016 at 5 p.m.

Event: Scholarly Colloquium: Current Research in the Ancient Americas Organized by Dr. Catherine DiCesare (CSU), Dr. Michele Koons (Denver Museum of Nature and Science), and [...]

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 [...]