Music Events

Admission is free for everyone.

A collaboration between the William & Mary Chamber Winds and the student performers from the William & Mary Department of Theatre, Speech and Dance featuring the music from Igor Stravinsky's "Historie du Soldat."

A collaboration between the William & Mary Chamber Winds and the student performers from the William & Mary Department of Theatre, Speech and Dance featuring the music from Igor Stravinsky's "Historie du Soldat."

Dancing is encouraged!

Using themes such as patriotism, home, freedom, bravery, loss, and hope, this program, performed by Carson Hudson and Amy Miller, is a compact and moving study of the catastrophe that overtook America in the 1860s. Free admission.

The College of William and Mary's Middle Eastern Music Ensemble, in concert with guest artist Amir ElSaffar, will perform Iraqi traditional and popular music, Middle Eastern classics and original music.

The Gallery Players, a conductor-less chamber ensemble comprised of 16 string musicians and 1 clarinetist will be performing Vivaldi's Concerto alla Rustica, Brahms Clarinet Quintet, and Rounds for String Orchestra by David Diamond.

Art song recital by Ethan Roday, baritone with Judith Zwelling, piano.

Large and small group performances by members of the Appalachian Music Ensemble under the direction of Tripp Johnson.

This candlelight concert will feature the W&M Early Music Ensemble performing 18th-century chamber music in an 18th-century church. Directed by Professor Ruth Griffioen.

Department of Music student recital.

Performance by the W&M Opera Workshop directed by Ryan Fletcher.

Admission is free for everyone.

Please join the William & Mary Middle Eastern Music Ensemble and the Music of India Ensemble for an exciting evening of non-Western music. Savor the juxtaposition of the traditional maqams and ragas of two of the world's great classical musics. Free.

Performances by W&M students are judged by a panel of judges.

Concert featuring faculty and student jazz musicians.

Please join the Department of Music for a Music in American Culture Series lecture addressing the historical connections, contradictions, and continuing dialogue between the music of India and the jazz tradition.

This performance will consist of jazz standards by Charles Mingus, Duke Ellington, Herbie Hancock, among others. Free admission.

A joint concert by the Percussion Ensemble directed by John Lindberg and the Woodwind Ensemble directed by Patti Carlson.