Events

Faculty Recital: Alexa Still, flute & Hyunsoo Kim, piano

A faculty recital presented by Alexa Still, flute and Hyunsoo Kim, piano in Stull Recital Hall.

Faculty Concert: Danielsen, Felix & MacFadden

Concert by trombonist Kris Danielsen, trumpeter Steven Felix, and pianist Meghan MacFadden, with music by Stevens, Raum, Lynn, Enescu, Delvincourt & Turrin.

Recital: Noah Korenfeld '26 MM, Trombone

Noah Korenfeld presents a full, professional recital that is free and open to the public.

Kola Owolabi: Faculty Organ Concert - Influencers Through The Ages

Kola Owolabi, Professor of Organ, performs on the Wayne & Diana Murdy organ, built by Paul Fritts, 2017 (IV/70) at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart. Works by César Franck,

Quaker Silent Meeting

Join Oberlin Young Friends for their weekly silent meeting, this time for Interfaith Week! All are welcome to come and participate.

Takács Quartet

Takács Quartet Sept. 2026

Andrea Alvarado Troncoso, viola

Live from the Westbrook Music Building Performance Hall.

First-Year Experience Dialogue

This dialogue is open to first years of all identities, as a space to for students seeking to meet their peers in a meaningful way as they come into Oberlin

Pathétique | Frost Symphony Orchestra

Alarm Will Sound returns to ESM on October 2!

Alan Pierson, conductor and artistic director of Alarm Will Sound, invites you to their Meliora Weekend performance on October 2! This 2026 Grammy-winning ensemble—founded at Eastman 25 years ago—comes to

Interfaith Cooperation Case Studies: Interfaith Week Lunch & Learn

Religion Professor Kristi Del Vecchio will be leading a workshop on looking at real-world cases about interfaith cooperation within various contexts including educational and professional.

Applications for the SMTD Collage Concert are open!

SMTD students--we are very excited at the opportunity to feature you and/or your ensembles on this year's Collage Concert! Submission details can be found at the following link: https://app.getacceptd.com/smtd-collageconcert Submissions

Applications for the SMTD Collage Concert are open!

SMTD students--we are very excited at the opportunity to feature you and/or your ensembles on this year's Collage Concert! Submission details can be found at the following link: https://app.getacceptd.com/smtd-collageconcert Submissions

Concert Chorale: Spring 2026 Concert - "The Earth Sings Back"

The University of Missouri School of Music proudly presents this recording of the Concert Chorale's spring 2026 concert. Dr. Adam Potter, conductor Christine Jarquio, assistant conductor Jade Leung, assistant conductor

Performance:Adam Lenhart, carillon

Graduate student Adam Lenhart performs on the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Carillon, an instrument of 60 bells with the lowest bell (bourdon) weighing 6 tons. Thirty-minute recitals are performed

Find Your Place | University of Louisville School of Music: Jazz Studies Program

World-class instruction. A culture of mentorship. A stage shared with jazz legends. Go inside the UofL Jazz Studies Program, where students work one-on-one with world-class faculty who've built a program

Find Your Place | University of Louisville School of Music: Jazz Studies Program

World-class instruction. A culture of mentorship. A stage shared with jazz legends. Go inside the UofL Jazz Studies Program, where students work one-on-one with world-class faculty who've built a program

Find Your Place | University of Louisville School of Music: Orchestra Program

From standard 18th-Century repertoire to premiering newly commissioned works, the UofL Orchestra program gives students the opportunity to perform a wide-range of music and the flexibility to become a well-rounded

Find Your Place | University of Louisville School of Music: Orchestra Program

From standard 18th-Century repertoire to premiering newly commissioned works, the UofL Orchestra program gives students the opportunity to perform a wide-range of music and the flexibility to become a well-rounded

Find Your Place | University of Louisville School of Music: Choral Studies

From complete beginners to future professional singers, the University of Louisville Choral Program offers ensembles for every level of experience. From non-audition choirs to the internationally touring Cardinal Singers, who've