Acappology
The NC State Department of Music presents Acappology for their 2019 Spring Concert, “Feelin’ Blue”. Come hear the co-ed a cappella group perform brand new songs and see what makes them break through the blue.
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Ladies in Red
Mark your calendars! The Ladies in Red Spring Concert “Sincerely, Me” will be held in Stewart Theatre on Saturday, April 27th at 7 PM. The Ladies in Red are excited to perform a powerful set
NC State Choirs Concert
The Department of Music presents the NC State Choirs in their spring concert under the direction of Dr. Nathan Leaf and Darrick King. The four choirs – State Chorale, the African American Choral Ensemble, Vox
Jazz Ensemble I
The NC State Jazz Ensemble I under the direction of Dr. Wes Parker presents its spring concert on April 25 at 7:00 p.m. in Stewart Theatre. Featuring the Triangle Youth Jazz Band. Celebrate the end
Symphonic Band
The NC State Symphonic Band, under the direction of Chris Branam, presents A Night at the Movies. Hear the 97-member band perform Disney classics, plus music from Pirates of the Caribbean, How to Train Your
Wind Ensemble
The Department of Music presents the NC State Wind Ensemble, under the direction of Dr. Paul Garcia. The student ensemble will perform Respighi’s Pines of Rome, Creative Artist Award-winner Noah Baldwin’s original composition Carolina, Wagner’s
Grains of Time
Join North Carolina’s oldest all-male collegiate a cappella group, the Grains of Time, for their spring concert. The Grains are fresh off their sold-out 50th anniversary concert in December and their fourth place finish at
Wolfgang A Cappella
Join NC State’s Wolfgang A Cappella for their spring concert, Lost in Space. They will perform their award-winning 2019 ICCA quarterfinal set which earned them a second place finish, plus brand new music with brand
Vocal performance minors finish strong at regional NATS auditions
Two music minors finished first and third in the regional collegiate vocal auditions held by the National Association of Teachers of Singing in March. Lucy Kimbell placed first in the second-year collegiate women classical category
Raleigh Civic Symphony
NC State Department of Music and the Raleigh Civic Symphony Association present OUR VOICES WILL BE HEARD: A VIRTUAL REALITY CELEBRATION OF THE WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT With an eye to the upcoming anniversaries of the