Featuring faculty artist Stephanie Ycaza, the Symphonic Band presents works by John Philip Sousa, Kelijah Dunton, Vincent Persichetti, Bruce Broughton, Germaine Tailleferre, and Nubia Jaime-Donjuan. Blending wind band classics, contemporary voices, and global influences, the program showcases the breadth of the concert band repertoire.
Dedicated to excellence in choral performance, the UNCG Choirs bring together talented singers to explore music from a broad range of cultures and composers, creating meaningful artistic experiences for performers and audiences alike.
The UNCG Orchestras are known for artistic excellence, innovative programming, and diverse performance opportunities, from full orchestra masterpieces to chamber and string ensembles. Through outstanding performances and community outreach, the program enriches campus life and supports music education across North Carolina.
The UNCG Wind Ensemble brings bold sounds, vivid colors, and compelling musical storytelling to the 36th Annual Carolina Band Festival and Conductors Conference. Featuring guest conductors and a UNCG faculty sextet, the performance showcases works by Paul Dooley, Roger Dickerson, Shuying Li, Gabriela Ortiz, and John Mackey.
Dedicated to excellence in choral performance, the UNCG Choirs bring together talented singers to explore music from a broad range of cultures and composers, creating meaningful artistic experiences for performers and audiences alike.
Dedicated to excellence in choral performance, the UNCG Choirs bring together talented singers to explore music from a broad range of cultures and composers, creating meaningful artistic experiences for performers and audiences alike.
As part of the Daniel Ericourt Artist Residency, GRAMMY® Award-winning pianist Michelle Cann presents a recital showcasing the artistry that has made her one of the most sought-after musicians of her generation. Renowned for her acclaimed performances, recordings, and advocacy of Florence Price’s music, Cann has appeared with many of the world’s leading orchestras and concert series.
The Symphonic Band welcomes faculty artist Eric Willie for a program spanning centuries and styles, from the festive energy of Gervasoni and the expressive lyricism of Bach to a new work by Sekhon. The concert closes with H. Owen Reed’s colorful "La fiesta mexicana," a celebrated portrait of the sights, sounds, and spirit of a Mexican festival.
The UNCG Wind Ensemble welcomes acclaimed faculty soprano Lindsay Kesselman for a compelling program featuring works by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Dennis Llinás, Roger Zare, and Florent Schmitt, along with the premiere of a new work by Gala Flagello.
