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Clay Mattson - Degree Recital, Flute
in 1 hour in 17 minutes
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Clay Mattson - Degree Recital, Flute
in 1 hour in 17 minutes
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The Lovers, The Dreamers, and Me: Clay Mattson - Degree Recital, Flute
in 1 hour in 17 minutes
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UD CHORALE: A Child Said... Songs of Innocence and Wisdom
Oct. 24
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UD Chorale
Oct. 24
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UD Chorale
Oct. 24
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UD Chorale & University Singers
Oct. 25
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UD CHORALE & UNIVERSITY SINGERS: A Child Said... Songs of Innocence and Wisdom
Oct. 25
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UD Chorale & University Singers
Oct. 25
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Amstel Jazz, Faculty Ensemble
Oct. 26
The University of Delaware Graduate Percussion Spring Concert will feature a wide range of musical tastes. We will perform two premiered works, one of which being a brand new 2026 commission. The program will also contain both the old and new percussion standards in our repertoire. We are so excited to share an evening of captivating music with our community! The award winning Graduate Percussion Group is a fully funded fellowship program. Each member is awarded a fellowship for their studies at UD by co-directing and performing in this ensemble. Coached and mentored by the faculty ensemble in residence (Quey Percussion Duo), the Graduate Percussion Group is actively engaged in artistic creativity on a daily basis through rehearsing, performing, and administration of a self-sustaining ensemble that straddles the line between collegiate and professional performing experiences. The Graduate Percussion Group presents regular programs throughout the year in addition to numerous projects related to audio recording, video production, outreach, recruiting, competitions, and composer-performer experiences. Graduate Percussion Group members also often perform side-by-side with guest and faculty artists. In addition to performances, as a self-sustaining ensemble, each student will assume administrative roles to guarantee the success of the ensemble such as scheduling, programming, recruiting, outreach, marketing and promotion, and social media management to name a few.