Experience the vibrant beat of samulnori under the direction of Sebastian Wang. This modern incarnation of traditional Korean folk music celebrates harvest time and provides a lively soundtrack to dancing.

An evening of eclectic repertoire presented by Tactus, the UMD Treble Choir and the University Chorale that will be sure to inspire choral lovers of all ages.Presented by the UMD School of Music.

Directed by Yuriko Gandolfo, the UMD Japanese Koto Ensemble features elegant music played on the koto, a traditional Japanese 13-string instrument.

Since its founding in 1975, hundreds of voices have joined together to share joyous music through UMD’s very own gospel choir. Committed to encouraging fellowship and community service, this group is composed of gospel music lovers across campus.

Drop in for some light opera in The Clarice's expansive indoor Grand Pavilion. This afternoon audience favorite offers a casual preview of the Maryland Opera Studio’s scene study performances scheduled for the following week.

The UMD Symphony Orchestra and UMD Wind Orchestra combine for this concert led by members of the graduate conducting studios. Professional guest conductors often appear by invitation and hold workshops with UMD School of Music students in preparation for this concert.

Representing a variety of majors across campus, the University Band is joined by the Maryland Community Band for a concert of traditional and contemporary wind band music in a performance perfect for all ages. Repertoire will be announced closer to the concert.

Experience the soulful, syncopated sounds of jazz in this second night of chamber jazz featuring classic tunes performed by the UMD jazz combos. Join us the previous night for another round of jazz—each performance features a different program.

Experience the soulful, syncopated sounds of jazz in this first night of chamber jazz featuring classic tunes performed by the UMD jazz combos. Join us again tomorrow for a second night of jazz—each performance features a different program.

Join us for a one-of-a-kind experience in The Driskell Center gallery. Deity of the Circle is an installation and interactive performance piece for three voices, clarinet and electronics.