School of Music

Vocal Point, BYU’s renowned all-male a cappella group, combines harmony, humor, and remarkable vocal percussion to deliver high-energy, showstopping performances year in and year out.

Vocal Point, BYU’s renowned all-male a cappella group, combines harmony, humor, and remarkable vocal percussion to deliver high-energy, showstopping performances year in and year out.

Join the BYU Wind Symphony in a colorful and captivating concert featuring Frank Ticheli's rollicking, jazz-inspired work Blue Shades.

Bring all of your friends and family to this kaleidoscope of musical color and exploration, featuring works by Percy Grainger as well as contemporary composers!

The BYU Wind Symphony presents the featured concert of the BYU Concert Band Festival, which brings over 1200 junior high and high school students to campus for a two-day celebration of bands.

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.

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.

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.

Known for their polished performances and versatility of genre and style, the university’s four auditioned choirs—Men’s Chorus, Women’s Chorus, Concert Choir, and BYU Singers—present a varied program of classical and modern choral works.

BYU Singers, the university’s award-winning chamber choir, presents its final concert of the year in preparation for the 2026 Musica Sacra International Festival in Marktoberdorf, Germany.

This concert features large-scale works by Australian-born composer Percy Grainger.

Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Voices bring you the most memorable love songs, sure to warm your hearts and lift your spirits.

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

Hear the artistry of BYU’s premier jazz band as they perform with a world-renowned guest artist to cap off the BYU Essentially Ellington Jazz Festival!

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

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

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

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.

Experience a fusion of digital innovation and artistic expression as the BYU Group for Computer Music student ensemble performs vibrant electronic music compositions.

The Group for New Music and the Percussion Area join forces with faculty and student instrumentalists and vocalists from the School of Music to present Steve Reich’s Music for 18 Musicians.

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.

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