Faculty artists Lindsay Kesselman (soprano), Courtney Miller (oboe), Ryan Reynolds (bassoon), and Ināra Zandmane (piano) present “Between Sorrow and Enchantment.” Works by Marie Félicie Clémence de Reiset de Grandval, Kieren MacMillan, and Marcia Kraus.
Join the G♮ Chamber Music Concerts Series for “Prague à Paris,” featuring UNCG faculty and students in works by Antonín Dvořák and Francis Poulenc.
Soprano, researcher, and teacher Michaela Kelly is currently Assistant Professor of Voice at the UNCG School of Music. A flexible and dynamic performer, soprano Michaela Kelly has most recently sung with the Los Angeles Opera Chorus and Los Angeles Master Chorale.
POSTPONED ∙ This event has been rescheduled to Sunday, February 22, 2026 at 7:30 pm.
The UNCG Symphony Orchestra welcomes Mongolian horsehead fiddle virtuoso Suyahan, guest composer Hexigetu (Wenze), and Student Artist Competition first prize winner Siana Wong for a program featuring music by Weber, Sibelius, and Brahms. The concert also includes the world premiere of a new work by Hexigetu (Wenze), blending classical tradition with contemporary artistry.
Faculty and students come together to perform “The Juliet Letters,” a song cycle originally conceived as a concept album by singer/songwriter Elvis Costello and the Brodsky Quartet.
Founded in 2021, Calypsus Brass is a professional chamber ensemble performing new works recitals, creating high-level professional recordings for composers, and working with chamber musicians at all levels. Calypsus Brass is committed to prioritizing recording and performing works of historically marginalized composers to uplift the highest quality of music.
Garrett Klein (professor of trumpet), Abigail Pack, (professor of horn), and Marya Fancey (professor of organ) perform a concert of works for organ and brass.
Soprano Jennifer Lien and Annie Jeng, professor of piano, present “mOthertongue: Lived Experience in Asian America,” a program of songs intended to challenge outdated cultural ideas and assert the Asian American lived experience.
Praised for her artistry and passion, Brazilian pianist Alessandra Feris has established a distinguished career as a performer, pedagogue, and advocate for Latin-American piano music. She has performed widely across South America, Central America, Mexico, Europe, and the United States. Alessandra Feris is a professor of piano in the UNCG School of Music.
