Our concerts are free, open to the public, and in the Music Building Recital Hall unless otherwise noted. Our address is 384 South Prospect Street, Burlington, Vt. View directions and parking information here.
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Hear twelve new works composed by students in MU157, performed by UVM faculty. David Feurzeig, Jane Kittredge, Matt LaRocca and Emily Taubl will premiere new music by UVM student composers in a range of styles - from classical to jazz to cinematic and more!
MU157 Composers: Matt Blanchet, Josie Gillen, Grant Hoffman, Jonah Kazmierczak, Kobe Kessler, Chloe Koval, Christian Linberg, Michael O’Leary, Drew Sennett, Corynne Stollerman, Maddy Vaal, Harry Woodward.
Free and open to the public.
Duos, quartet and sextet. Music by Mozart, Brahms, Haydn, Tchaikovsky and others. Evelyn Read, director. Free and open to the public.
The Latin Jazz Ensemble and Nonet will present an evening of diverse sounds featuring the music of Duke Ellington, Herbie Hancock, Tito Puente, Scott Joplin, Mongo Santamaria, Milt Jackson and Carlos Henriquez among others. Ray Vega, director. Free and open to the public.
Music students perform a varied program: classical, jazz, vocal, instrumental. Free and open to the public.
The UVM Post Bop Ensemble will present a program celebrating the musical legacies of Charles Fambrough, Woody Shaw, Wayne Shorter, James Williams, George Coleman and Cedar Walton.
The Jazz Guitar Ensemble presents tunes by Clifford Brown, Louis Banfa, Herbie Hancock, and more.
Ray Vega and Joe Capps, directors. Free and open to the public.
The University of Vermont Concert Choir performs its annual “Winter’s Warm Music” program. This will be the first public concert by the Concert Choir since the WWM program in December, 2019. The program features 60 singers performing a wide range of music including Schubert’s “Mass in G Major”, African American Spirituals, and folk and art music from 4 continents. The program features soloists Rachel Weinfeld, soprano; Maarten van Ryckevorsaal, tenor; and Gary Moreau, baritone. Student conductor Lindsey Rusnock and percussionist Ryan Lacivita are also featured.
The program is accompanied by Jenny Bower, playing piano and organ, all under the direction of Professor David Neiweem. Free and open to the public.