Events

An evening of solo and chamber works for percussion, highlighting compositions that have shaped and continue to define percussion repertoire.

Prospective students will learn about the application process, admissions criteria, prerequisite coursework, and the curriculum.

The Program in Piano Studies hosts an Open House for students, friends, and family.

Join this faculty led discussion to explore NYU Steinhardt's Graduate Music Therapy Program.

The program will feature seminal works from the percussion chamber repertoire alongside new compositions and explorations of world percussion traditions.

Join us for this online information session to learn more about the Dance Education program here at NYU Steinhardt!

You are invited to join the online information session about the Performing Arts Administration graduate program at NYU Steinhardt!

Music Business Program Director Sam Howard-Spink explores BTS’s 2026 comeback album, ARIRANG, and examines K-pop’s global cultural and economic influence amid an evolving US–South Korea relationship.

Diego Garcia is back to conduct the NYU Chamber Orchestra in Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet Overture and Brahms Serenade No. 1 in D Major.

Join us for this online information session to learn more about the Program in Piano Studies at NYU Steinhardt.

Join us for a day of music, learning, and collaboration. This event offers prospective students, families, and educators an opportunity to experience the community and offerings of Steinhardt Brass Studies.

Please join us to learn more about the Music Business Master's program.

Manuel Laufer, Artist Faculty in Piano Studies, and Alice Teyssier, Clinical Assistant Professor of Music in the Faculty of Arts & Sciences, join with composer-percussionist Nathan Davis to present Feldman's epic work.

Join this faculty led discussion to explore NYU Steinhardt's Graduate Music Therapy Program.

Please join us to learn more about the Music Technology Master's program's course requirements, electives, research activities, faculty and facilities.

Dance Education Presents the 2026 Distinguished Faculty Dance Concert.

An evening of landmark and new works for mixed ensemble, featuring music by four of today’s most distinctive compositional voices.

The Steinhardt Jazz Studies program presents the 2026 Fall Jazz Festival — a celebration of artistry, innovation, and community.

The NYU Symphony Orchestra performs Frederick Chopin's 1st Piano Concerto with 2025 NYU Piano Concerto Competition Winner, Seiha Park. Under the baton of David Bloom, the orchestra will also perform Tchaikovsky's 5th Symphony.

Led by conductor Ted Sperling, the Broadway Orchestra performs its fall concert. Featuring works by Rodgers and Hammerstein, Sondheim, Kirkwood Jr. and Dante, and more.