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Saturday, April 1 @2 pm
Opera Performance
WSU Pullman - Bryan Hall

PROGRAM

Many moons ago in a far off place” lived a gloomy Prince Dauntless in search of a princess. When Princess Winnifred arrives, she is not what the court expects but maybe just what they need.  The musical comedy, Once Upon a Mattress, a retelling of the fairy tale,…

Tuesday, April 4 @7:30 pm
Percussion Ensemble Concert
WSU Pullman - Kimbrough Music Building

PROGRAM

NO SPOILERS!! (music from movies, tv, and video games performed by the WSU Percussion Ensemble)

The WSU Percussion Ensemble is excited to present their spring 2023 concert – NO SPOILERS!! The evening will feature classic scenes from movies, tv, and video games and more with the score from…

Friday, April 14 @7:30 pm
Faculty Artist Series: Scott Blasco and Lindsay Greene
WSU Pullman - Kimbrough Music Building

PROGRAM

Come join us for a night of new music featuring composers Scott Blasco and Lindsay Greene! New pieces include a range of electronic music, chamber works, and piano pieces. This event is open and free to the public.

Thursday, April 20 @7:30 pm
WSU School of Music & the Palouse Choral Society present “A Classical Collaboration”
Performance
WSU Pullman - Bryan Hall

Under the baton of Drs. Dean Luethi (WSU Director of Choral Activities) and Matthew Myers (Artistic Director of the Palouse Choral Society and WSU Associate Director of Choral Activities), the combined choirs and orchestra will perform Franz Joseph Haydn’s Mass for Troubled Times (also known as the Lord Nelson Mass) as well as Haydn’s Te Deum. Featured soloists include Alisa Toy (soprano), UofI faculty Michelle Lange (mezzo-soprano), and WSU faculty Matthew Myers (tenor), and Aaron Agulay (baritone).