The NYU 2025 Spring Jazz Festival features graduate and undergraduate jazz students over six days in two venues. A variety of genres are explored, with performances including bebop, modern, Brazilian…
This year's program features works by Robert Schumann, Franz Liszt, Claude Debussy, Maurice Ravel, and Elliott Carter, performed by CiCi Fader, Yunhee Ko, Nicolas Salloum, Yi An Su, Wenyi Xiong, and…
The NYU Wind Symphony performs staples of the wind repertoire and exciting new works for wind band. The ensemble is comprised of students ranging from freshman to doctoral candidates.
Iris Cantor Theatre 38 W. Houston Street (at Bleecker Street) NYC
The Contemporary Vocal Ensemble (CVE) is a non-traditional ensemble that teaches singers the basic performance skills needed to excel as a lead singer & front person performing different contemporary…
NYU Steel is an ensemble dedicated to the history, music, and culture of Trinidad and Tobago, featuring standard and contemporary works for steel band.
Iris Cantor Theatre 38 West Houston Street (at Bleecker Street) NYC
The DownBeat Award-winning NYU Pop/Rock Ensemble offers high-level emerging artists the opportunity to achieve fluency in the genres of pop and rock music.
The pianists of NYU Steinhardt perform a varied program featuring chamber works with strings and woodwinds, as well as pieces for two pianos and piano four hands.
Paulson Center, Room 570 181 Mercer Street (at Greene Street)
The Vocal Performance Chorale presents choral settings of Shakespeare texts, including The Isle is Full of Noises by Paul Ayres, Blow, blow, thou winter wind by John Rutter, and, Lou Diemer’s Sigh no…
The language of West African percussive art presents many challenges to the Western musician. Artists draw from tradition, create their own style, and improvise in that style.
Paulson Center, Room 620 181 Mercer Street (at Greene Street)
Village Voices spring concert features music from a range of eras and stylistic disciplines. The evening showcases 12 talented singers accompanied by live musicians.
This year's symposium will explore how artistic engagement is fundamental to human health just like sleep, nutrition, exercise, and time spent in nature. Join researchers, practitioners, artists, and…
Kimmel Center, Eisner & Lubin Auditorium 60 Washington Square South, 4th floor
