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±Êä°ù³Ù's rarely performed composition frames the Gospel of John from the New Testament in a meditative, almost hypnoticÌýstyle. It was inspired by medieval music and the minimalism for which he is famous. ÌýThis concert is part of a celebration for the ​80thÌýbirthday ofÌýArvoÌý±Êä°ù³Ù, so well loved and admired by listeners worldwide. ÌýArguably the world’s most popular composer of contemporary classical music, his music is revered in his homeland of Estonia and around the world.

Students participating in the Fall 2015 Music Studio program perform music they have studied this term.

Students participating in the Fall 2015 Music Studio program perform music they have studied this term.

Students participating in the Fall 2015 Music Studio program perform music they have studied this term.

This is a "must hear" event for anyone interested in "World Music". ÌýThis percussion ensemble will perform a selection of very intricate pieces from the Island of Bali, Indonesia. ÌýDirected by Dr. Maisie Sum, with Artist-in-Residence I Dewa Made Suparta. ÌýAll ages welcome.

Join us in exploring music of inspiration and peace, a collection of traditional and not-so-traditional choral works with guest vocalists and musicians sharing some of their most beloved music with us. Seasonal selections include excerpts from world-famous works including Hodie by Ralph Vaughan Williams and A Ceremony of Carols by Benjamin Britten. These will be contrasted with modern works including sections of The Requiem For Peace by Larry Nickel and Snow Angel by Sarah Quartel, and high-energy works such as Celtic Mouth Music and others.Ìý

Join us for a delightful afternoon of seasonal jazz classics, directed by Michael Wood and performed by the UW Jazz Ensemble. ÌýReception to follow in the downstairs atrium.

Come join us for twoÌýlovely evenings of classical music. ÌýSixÌýdifferent ensemble groups will play a selection of pieces, fourÌýon Sunday and twoÌýon Monday. Selections include pieces by Beethoven, D'Indy, Schumann, Mozzart, Glinka, and Poulenc. ÌýWe even have a brass trio this term. Free admission, with a reception to follow.

Students participating in the Fall 2015 Music Studio program perform music they have studied this term.

Come join us for twoÌýlovely evenings of classical music. ÌýSixÌýdifferent ensemble groups will play a selection of pieces, three on Sunday and three on Monday. Selections include pieces by Beethoven, D'Indy, Schumann, Mozzart, Glinka, and Poulenc. ÌýWe even have a brass trio this term. ÌýBen Bolt-Martin, the principal cellist for the Stratford Festival Orchestra,Ìýis the director. ÌýFree admission, with a reception to follow.