School of Music

Hear James Welch perform on the state-of-the-art Létourneau concert organ.

This performance features a variety of selections from the two sections of BYU’s University Chorale.

Song of the North is a large-scale, cinematic performance combining the manual art of shadow puppetry with projected animation to tell the courageous tale of Princess Manijeh, a heroine from ancient Persia.

The BYU Wind Symphony performs powerful music centered on themes of war and peace.

The whole family will love the sounds of brilliant brass, wondrous woodwinds, powerful percussion, and more!

Join the BYU Symphonic Band as they perform some of the pillars of the wind band repertoire, including Gustav Holst's First Suite in E-flat and other favorites.

The BYU combined choirs and Philharmonic present this well-loved annual concert celebrating the sounds of the holiday season.

The BYU combined choirs and Philharmonic present this well-loved annual concert celebrating the sounds of the holiday season.

How to Train Your Dragon in Concert features this acclaimed film presented in HD, with composer John Powell’s Academy Award®–nominated score performed live to picture by the BYU Philharmonic Orchestra in a thrilling experience for all ages.

BYU Singers, the university’s award-winning chamber choir, presents an artistically curated menagerie of stunning musical treasures both ancient and modern.

The BYU combined choirs and Philharmonic present this well-loved annual concert celebrating the sounds of the holiday season.

This performance features a variety of selections from the two sections of BYU’s University Chorale.

Join us for a fun evening of jazz featuring Synthesis, Jazz Ensemble, Jazz Lab Band, Jazz Voices, and Jazz Legacy Band!

The BYU jazz combos will perform a wide variety of music, from swing to fusion, funk to Latin, and much more!

Experience traditional New Orleans and Chicago jazz, celebrating the styles of artists such as Louis Armstrong, King Oliver, and others.

This performance showcases traditional and contemporary percussion from around the world, including Bali, Trinidad and Tobago, and elsewhere.

Join us for an evening of percussion ensemble repertoire ranging from the classics within the genre to new arrangements and groundbreaking compositions.

Experience the crash of the cymbals, the boom of the drums, and a stage full of other percussive sounds!

Don’t miss BYU’s faculty woodwind quintet in concert!

Enjoy an evening with our amazing faculty jazz combo!

Don't miss our faculty brass ensemble in concert!

Opera is a fun way to sing and show a story in living color and sound.

Step into the world of opera with a dynamic night of scenes at BYU!

Step into the world of opera with a dynamic night of scenes at BYU!

Hear the next generation of musical innovation as BYU composition majors present their works in concert.

In honor of BYU’s sesquicentennial, the Group for New Music presents two evenings of works composed by former and current BYU faculty and alumni.

In honor of BYU’s sesquicentennial, the Group for New Music presents two evenings of works composed by former and current BYU faculty and alumni.

Colombian pianist, composer, and improviser Mauricio Arias will perform a thrilling solo recital of his original music as well as improvisation.

BYU trumpet professor Randy Lee and Colombian pianist and composer Mauricio Arias perform original works for trumpet and piano by Dr. Arias, assistant professor at the Universidad de Los Andes.

The American Piano Quartet moves into its 41st year, performing thrilling arrangements and original works for two pianos and eight hands.

Move, clap, follow musical maps, and use your musical imagination as we explore composers’ amazing creations with the BYU Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Nathan Haines.

Move, clap, follow musical maps, and use your musical imagination as we explore composers’ amazing creations with the BYU Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Nathan Haines.

Perhaps the most unique concert of the year, this student/faculty collaborative collage concert features about 25 ensemble and solo offerings.