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Scott Sutherland, tuba, piano, and mixed media
Tubist and YouTube creator Scott Sutherland brings his online music channel to the concert stage in a program featuring favorites from film, television, and video games. With more than 3 million YouTube views and recording credits on major motion picture soundtracks, he combines virtuosity, creativity, and humor in a unique live performance. Sutherland is on the faculty at East Carolina University and serves as an Artist and Clinician for Eastman Winds.
Kathryn Cok, harpsichord
Kathryn Cok presents “Les Mademoiselles Jefferson: Music from the Monticello Music Collection and Colonial Virginia.”
Constance Hughes Kotis School of Music Dedication Ceremony (Livestream)
Join us as we celebrate the dedication of the Constance Hughes Kotis School of Music. Alumni, friends, supporters, students, faculty, and community members are invited to tune in to a special livestream as we mark this historic occasion and begin an exciting new chapter for music at UNCG.
Margaret Carpenter Haigh, soprano
GRAMMY®-nominated soprano Margaret Carpenter Haigh returns to her alma mater, UNC Greensboro, for a special recital and masterclass. Acclaimed for her performances across the United States and Europe, Haigh is an internationally recognized artist, conductor, and educator who currently serves as a choir director at Sweden’s national cathedral in Uppsala.
Halloween Spooktacular 🎃
Step into the spirit of the season for an evening of haunting music featuring the organ and early keyboard instruments. Come dressed in costume and enjoy spine-tingling performances, Halloween carols, sweet treats, and family-friendly fun. Join us for a spooky celebration of music, mischief, and Halloween magic!
Studio Voice Recital
Students of Dr. Robert Bracey, Prof. Janinah Burnett, Dr. Michaela Kelly, Prof. Lindsay Kesselman, and Dr. Robert Wells
Vincent van Gelder, piano
Dr. Vincent van Gelder is an award-winning pianist, composer, and educator from Rotterdam, The Netherlands. A prizewinner in numerous international competitions, he has performed throughout the United States and Europe, including a solo recital at Carnegie Hall. He is founder and president of the Triad Institute for Young Musicians and has served on the piano faculty at Duke University.