Train Car Concert
Associates of the Night Train Ensemble present works from UNCG student composers
Associates of the Night Train Ensemble present works from UNCG student composers
The Spartan Jazz Collective, UNCG’s premier faculty-student collaborative ensemble, concludes the Jazz Studies program’s centennial celebration of John Coltrane with a dynamic performance spanning the full breadth of the jazz icon’s career, from his early recordings as a leader to the groundbreaking works of the mid-1960s.
The Irna Priore Music and Culture Lecture Series presents Dr. Kirsten Paige (North Carolina State University) in a lecture exploring the global history of the piano beyond Europe’s urban centers. Focusing on the South Asian firm Misquith & Co., Paige examines the connections among pianos, colonial trade, and environmental change, highlighting the instrument’s creative reimagining by court musicians under the penultimate King of Burma.
Students of Dr. Robert Bracey, Prof. Janinah Burnett, Dr. Michaela Kelly, Prof. Lindsay Kesselman, and Dr. Robert Wells
Experience an evening of straight-ahead jazz with the Steve Haines Trio, featuring renowned pianist Joey Calderazzo, bassist Steve Haines, drummer Kobie Watkins, and saxophonist Gregory Tardy. Together, these master musicians bring dynamic interplay, deep grooves, and inspired improvisation to a performance rooted in the rich tradition of jazz.
Students of Dr. Anthony Taylor and Dr. Luke Ellard
The UNCG choral ensembles, including Coro di Belle Voci, Shades of Blue, University Chorale, and Chamber Singers, present a collaborative showcase of choral music.