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This exhibition showcases the beautiful artwork in the seventh installment in the series of art books produced by UVU's Department of Art & Design titled Composing Chaos. This book emphasizes a distinct form of artistic expression: abstraction. Many of the artwork created by students is inspired by Wassily Kandinsky, an artist from the early 1900's. Come look at the different unique forms of art in Gallery on 6th!
There will be a Closing Artists’ Reception on September 28 from 5–8 p.m.
Star of Girls5eva on Peacock, and Hamilton on and off Broadway, for which she received a Tony Award, a Grammy Award, a Drama Desk Award, and a Lucille Lortel Award, this multi-talented superstar is sure to light up The Noorda.
This performance is suitable for ages six and up.
The UVU Museum of Art is opening in a new location in Orem with the ground-breaking initiative, The Art of Belonging. This initiative is a collaboration between The Museum of Art, artist, curator, and art educator Jorge Rojas, and Artes de México en Utah executive director and cultural advocate Fanny Guadalupe Blauer. It will include exhibitions by Maruch Santíz Gómez (Beliefs of Our Forebears), Jorge Rojas (Material Meditations), a Statewide Juried Exhibition featuring work by over 40 Utah artists who self identify as Black, Indigenous, or People of Color (BIPOC), and will feature performances and events throughout the summer.
The Art of Belonging will have an Opening Celebration of BIPOC culture on May 13. Doors will officially open on May 23 and the initiative will continue through September 16. Public programs include artist lectures, film discussions, educator workshops, collaborations with faculty, performance art, family art making, and more. Entry to The Museum is free but timed tickets are required. Visit uvu.edu/museum for more information.
This prodigy is the first-prize winner of The Gina Bachauer Junior Competition, and the silver medalist in the Gina Bachauer International Artist Competition. Hailed by the New York Times as a pianist “whose playing combines clarity, elegance, and abundant technique,” and by the Washington Post as a young artist with “boundless potential” who can “already hold his own with the best,” pianist Aristo Sham has dazzled audiences on five continents.
This performance is suitable for ages six and up.
Dr. Isaac Hurtado has drawn critical acclaim for performances of over 30 leading tenor roles across the United States. Since making his leading role debut in 2004 with Festival Opera (CA) in the title role of Romeo et Juliette, his portrayals of Rodolfo in La Boheme, Edgardo in Lucia di Lamermoor, Werther in Werther, Il Duca di Mantova in Rigoletto, Tamino in Die Zauberflote, Alfredo in La Traviata, Pinkerton in Madama Butterfly, the title role in Bernstein's Candide, Ferrando in Cosi fan tutte, and Don Jose in Carmen, have demonstrated "money notes worth every penny" and "wonderful acting."
From the earliest moments of humanity, we have raised our voices together in song. Our choirs want to take you on a journey through history and around the world. They’ll explore the entire range of the musical staff. Join our Emerald Singers, Deep Green, and UVU's Chamber Choir for an astounding evening of song filled with tight harmonies, extraordinary solos, and remarkable counter point. Always one of the most popular concerts of the year, get your tickets early to get the best seats.
Join us on October 3 to celebrate the first Faculty Art Exhibition to be displayed at the new UVU Museum of Art location at Lakemount! This landmark exhibition features new works from The UVU School of the Arts Department of Art & Design faculty engaged in all areas of artistic endeavor.
There will be an Opening Reception on October 3 from 5-7 p.m.
Join us on October 3 to celebrate the first Faculty Art Exhibition to be displayed at the new UVU Museum of Art location at Lakemount! This landmark exhibition features new works from The UVU School of the Arts Department of Art & Design faculty engaged in all areas of artistic endeavor.
There will be an Opening Reception on October 3 from 5-7 p.m.
A wind symphony provides all voices from a traditional orchestra using only wind and percussion instruments. That is, there are no string sections: violins, violas, and cellos. This is done by adding many more brass and woodwind players and percussionists playing both pitched and rhythm instruments. The sound of a wind symphony is unique. Some feel it has the characteristic sound of a large and powerful pipe organ. Yet the music is an artistically combined sound. Individual musicians intone their own separate "pipes" and percussionists create sounds striking a wide variety of instruments. This carefully blended interpretation breathes life into the composer's work, which in turn communicates in a way that only fine music can. Enjoy UVU’s Wind Symphony for a unique classical music experience.
An impassioned drama about the lives of eight people hiding from the Nazis in a concealed factory attic, The Diary of Anne Frank captures the claustrophobic realities of their daily existence—their fear, their hope, their laughter, their grief. Anne's voice shines through each day of these two dark years: “When I write, I shake off all my cares. But I want to achieve more than that. I want to be useful and bring enjoyment to all people, even those I’ve never met. I want to go on living even after my death!”
We are pleased to offer ASL interpretation for the performance on Wednesday, Oct. 11 at 7:30 p.m., sponsored by the TYE Center.
Content disclosure: Mild adult themes, historical references to the Holocaust and concentration camps, antisemitism, smoking, gunshot, bomb, and air raid sound effects, home invasion, mentions of suicide. The Saturday, Oct. 7 Matinee will be a sensory-friendly performance for all guests.
At just 21 years old, Mexican pianist Daniela Liebman has rapidly established herself as an eloquent, poised, and nuanced artist. Since her debut at age eight with the Aguascalientes Symphony, Daniela has performed with more than 30 orchestras on four continents. Don’t miss her enchanting performance!
Suitable for ages six and up.
Daniela Leibman is represented by Park Avenue Artists.
The first mandolin soloist to be nominated for a classical Grammy Award, Avi Avital is a driving force behind the reinvigoration of the mandolin repertory. Passionate and “explosively charismatic” (The New York Times), his performance will delight and inspire.
Hanzhi Wang, praised for her technically and musically brilliant appearances, will accompany Mr. Avital on the accordion.
This performance is suitable for ages six and up.
Avi Avital is represented by Opus 3 Artists.
TUE, OCT. 17
Stay tuned for more information about the rescheduled performance.
Indulge your senses in an evening of vocal brilliance as the esteemed vocal faculty from The UVU Music Department take the stage for a captivating music recital. Prepare to be moved by their powerful and expressive voices as they showcase a diverse repertoire. Witness the mastery of these accomplished performers as they deliver a night of unforgettable musical performances that will leave you inspired and uplifted. Don't miss this extraordinary showcase of talent and artistry.
Just before Halloween, take a chance to dance on the wild side as three composers entangle with one of the most notable figures in storytelling—Death. The hooded figure is raised by the sounds of the symphony (by way of the recognizable Dies Irae theme from the Latin Mass for the Dead repeated in each work), with Rachmaninoff’s towering Symphony No. 2, Liszt’s eerie Totentanz performed by audience-favorite Joyce Yang, and Saint-Saëns’ Danse Macabre—which, from its cry on the solo violin to its bone-rattling finale, is all too ready to summon spirits.
This performance is part of our Masterworks Magnified series, designed to invite audiences to experience our music in new ways—with added elements like video projections and special lighting in the concert hall, conversations with the performers, and fun lobby activities on theme with the concert.
Come get whisked away to a bygone era! Peacherine Ragtime is the leading professional ragtime orchestra in the United States. They come to The Noorda with a special Halloween performance, underscoring the 1922 film Nosferatu. Spooky, toe-tapping fun!
UVU employes, please join us for a special Employee Appreciation Night sponsored by People & Culture on Wednesday, Oct. 25 at 6:30 p.m.
Suitable for ages six and up.
UVU Faculty Emily Merrell (voice), Dr. David Baker (bass), Melody Facer (guitar), and Dr. Shane Jones (drums/percussion) lead the audience through an enchanted, “dream pop” narrative. The Hallowed Wide offers a heightened plane on which to explore the unknowable spaces between ourselves, and others, as we summon the courage to stretch our hands and hearts across the divide, in trust.
Dream along with Pepito, a young Latino boy, whose grandmother has filled him with stories of her Central American homeland. His adventures start with two donuts purchased from Panadero the baker and end with a crusade against dictatorship and a determination to reclaim the beauty of his grandmother's world for the people of the barrio. With an artful mix of actors, puppetry and music of your choice, this work weaves a fantastical tale with humor and spirit.
Join us for an unforgettable musical extravaganza, "Bass Clef Fest," featuring The UVU Jazz Orchestra and the dynamic vocal ensemble, Deep Green. Experience the fusion of jazz and choral excellence as they harmonize in perfect sync, delivering an electrifying performance that will have you tapping your feet and singing along. Don't miss this sensational celebration of music's deepest tones.
Immerse yourself in the sublime melodies of The UVU Chamber Orchestra. Join us for a captivating evening of classical music as talented musicians come together to deliver a breathtaking performance. Experience the beauty and precision of this exceptional ensemble as they transport you to a world of musical brilliance.
Experience the enchantment of Engelbert Humperdinck's "Hansel and Gretel." Join us for a mesmerizing evening of music and adventure as the beloved fairy tale comes to life through captivating performances and magical melodies. Don't miss this delightful opera that will transport you to a world of wonder.
Step into a night of American history-telling, live music, and multimedia with UVU professor Greg Jackson. Throughout the performance he weaves defining moments in American history (1754–1865) into a thrilling narrative of the struggle and triumph of a young nation to form and define itself. Adapted from his top-ranked podcast.
Special performances in honor of Veteran’s Day weekend.
Suitable for ages ten and up.
When you come to a concert with our Emerald Singers, you’re in for a treat as they explore the entire range of the musical spectrum. You’ll experience humor, excitement, and amazement. Join us for an astounding evening of song!
Looking for a rock concert, a pop concert, and an a capella concert? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Join all of the bands and a capella groups from UVU’s Commercial Music program for an exciting, stand up and shout, dancing in the aisles kind of night. Buy your tickets early so you don’t miss the most rockin’ night at UVU.
Attending a live symphonic concert is a feast for the senses. People love to be inspired and to share meaningful experiences together. Technology won't ever change that. The live experience provides so much more additional sensory stimulus than a recording. The sound is enveloping and rich. It arrives from so many different point sources. The intense concentration, physical involvement and interaction of the musicians with the soloists and conductors adds drama and heightens the emotional involvement. Most importantly the audience recognizes that their own participation as involved, active listeners is a vital component of the whole experience. Join The UVU Symphony and be inspired.
A young woman feels helpless against the demands of society, relationships, and life. In the end, she is faced with a deadly decision and must deal with the consequences. Set against the realities of our technologically mediated lives, Machinal is a cautionary tale about the importance of true connection. A contemporary adaptation of Sophie Treadwell's early 20th-century impressionist masterpiece, this play follows a young woman who adheres to the rituals that society expects of a woman, however resistant she may feel about them. The production examines her life through an obligatory marriage, the complexities of motherhood, and the danger of an affair.
We are pleased to offer ASL interpretation for the performance on Wednesday, Nov. 29 at 7:30 p.m., sponsored by the UVU Accessibility Office.
Warnings: descriptions of violence, staged romance, intense lighting and sound.
Soak up the creativity as UVU's singer/songwriters share their original compositions in The Commercial Music Showcase. Like Pop? You'll hear that. Like Alt or Folk? You'll hear those too. There's something for everyone. The one constant is that it's guaranteed to be new music you've never heard before.
Trail-blazing pianist Awadagin Pratt brings a delightful mix of old and new with a keyboard concerto by Baroque master Bach and Rounds by Jessie Montgomery—a work both energetic and contemplative, written specifically for Pratt, who improvises the conclusion. Teddy Abrams conducts the overture to his own rap-opera about American boxing legend Muhammad Ali, while Copland’s orchestral suite from his ballet Appalachian Spring tells another story of the American dream—a young frontier couple working together toward a brighter future.
Synergy Dance Company explores the small but powerful, the intimate but expressive, and the artistry of the individual in their annual celebration of student choreography. Join them for an evening of solos, duets, and small group pieces. The company members are dynamic performers as well as imaginative choreographers who present dance as a wonderfully diverse and lively performance art. Don’t miss out on this exciting evening of beauty and power!
Our Chamber Choir provides an intimate experience where you can get up close and personal with the beautiful harmonies of voices raised in song. Join them on a musical adventure through the serene and peaceful to the powerful and moving.
If you can’t make it to the Hawaiian Islands this year, The Noorda will bring them to you! Self-described as a “Hawaiian contemporary soul,” Kalani Pe‘a has racked up three Grammy Awards, and is the only Hawaiian artist to win in the regional roots category. Get into the holiday spirit with his lively Christmas concert!
Suitable for ages six and up.
A wind symphony provides all voices from a traditional orchestra using only wind and percussion instruments. That is, there are no string sections: violins, violas, and cellos. This is done by adding many more brass and woodwind players and percussionists playing both pitched and rhythm instruments. The sound of a wind symphony is unique. Some feel it has the characteristic sound of a large and powerful pipe organ. Yet the music is an artistically combined sound. Individual musicians intone their own separate "pipes" and percussionists create sounds striking a wide variety of instruments. This carefully blended interpretation breathes life into the composer's work, which in turn communicates in a way that only fine music can. Enjoy UVU’s Wind Symphony for a unique classical music experience.
Dancing Percussion invokes a unique collaborative experience between the historic artistic relationships of Dance and Percussion. Joining the UVU Percussion Ensemble in this one of a kind performance is the Repertoire Ballet Ensemble company to perform a brand-new commissioned work by UVU Commercial Music faculty Dr. Charlie Han. Additionally, the program will contain a variety of percussion instruments and will feature the folkloric musical styles of Brazil. Come join us for an energetic, thoughtful, and artistic exploration of sound and movement!
The UVU Ballroom Dance Company is a premier ballroom dance company which won two more titles last June in the Open British Formation Championships at Blackpool, England, bringing UVU’s total wins to six. In addition, The UVU Ballroom Dance Company has won two USADance National Formation Championships as well as Dancing With the Stars Collegiate Championships to win the Mirrorball Trophy in the show’s first ever collegiate championship. The company wows audiences and judges around the world with their fresh choreography, attention to technique, and enthusiasm for the art of ballroom styles in International and American, including Latin, Standard Ballroom, Smooth and Rhythm.
Come see this all-encompassing holiday celebration including string, brass, percussion, vocal, and commercial music ensembles. Enjoy old classics and new holiday favorites brought to you by the diverse talents of our music students and faculty.
If you just can’t get enough of the holidays you might want to spend your December at The Noorda! Celtic fiddler and step-dancer Natalie MacMaster has built a sterling, multi-decade career on electrifying playing and dazzling performances. Her Christmas concert will make The Noorda halls feel merry and bright!
This performance is suitable for ages six and up.
Life is full of opposites: light and dark, hot and cold, triumph and tragedy. Experience the duality of Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony, with its contrasting moods—plus, Beethoven’s powerful overture to the tragic play about a Roman general who takes his own life after being torn between loyalty to his city and love for his family. Paired with Carlos Simon’s Fate Now Conquers (which incorporates harmonies from Beethoven’s Seventh) and one of Mozart’s greatest violin concertos, you have an evening of incomparable drama and joy.
Come enjoy a beautiful performance by UVU Oboe faculty member, Luca de la Florin, accompanied by pianist Melissa Livengood.
Unlike anything you have ever heard, this unique group samples principles of hip-hop and classical music. The sound is rigorous, nuanced, accessible, and vibrant. The result is a seamless musical experience with “textures swimming through the sound…like the world's fastest ping-pong game," (Pitchfork), and is considered the "cutting edge of hip-hop," (Huffington Post).
This performance is suitable for ages six and up.
Prepare to be transported by the exquisite melodies of a music recital featuring the remarkable trio of Donna Fairbanks on violin, Hilary Demske on piano, and Jeffrey O'Flynn on clarinet. Experience the captivating synergy of their performances as they weave together a tapestry of harmonies, showcasing their virtuosity and musical finesse. Don't miss this enchanting evening of chamber music at its finest.
This is a multi-platform project uniting the seafaring cultures of the Pacific and Indian Oceans through songs – a contemporary and relevant musical statement from a region at the frontline of the Climate Crisis. Both poignant and playful, the result is a diverse style incorporating roots-reggae, beats, grunge, RnB, folk, and spoken-word for, “One coherent jaw dropping piece” as described by Rob Schwartz (Billboard).
This performance is suitable for ages six and up.
From the earliest moments of humanity, we have raised our voices together in song. Our choirs want to take you on a journey through history and around the world. They’ll explore the entire range of the musical staff. Join our Emerald Singers, Deep Green, and The UVU Chamber Choir for an astounding evening of song filled with tight harmonies, extraordinary solos, and remarkable counter point. Always one of the most popular concerts of the year, get your tickets early to get the best seats.
Come celebrate the Great American Songbook in all its playful and sophisticated glory with Bria Skonberg and Benny Benack III, two of this generation's brightest stars. Featuring songs by George Gershwin, Duke Ellington, Cole Porter, Irving Berlin, and many more, and joined by a who's who of New York all-stars, this is an unforgettable evening of singin' and swingin.'
Suitable for ages six and up.
You’ve heard of Don Juan. But have you felt the pain as he languishes in his ultimate solitude? Strauss’ Don Juan is a heartbreaking retelling of the lothario who searches for his soulmate until he succumbs to loneliness. The pain is exquisitely punctuated with the romantic melodies of Barber’s First Symphony, and former Associate Conductor Conner Gray Covington also takes us through works that span nearly 350 years—from Haydn (the “father of the symphony”) to the world premiere of Quinn Mason’s Trombone Concerto, written for Principal Trombone Mark Davidson.
RBE in Concert features an evening of diverse performances by UVU’s Repertory Ballet Ensemble (RBE). RBE is the resident performing company for the ballet program, currently under the direction of Jamie A. Johnson and Christa St. John. The concert will include classical and contemporary works created and staged by UVU Department of Dance Faculty and guest choreographers.
An evening for music lovers, UVU Symphony Orchestra's annual Concerto Night features some of the best UVU student performers as soloists playing some of the best classical music ever written. The Symphony's mission is to provide experiences that will enrich the musical artistry of students and enliven the musical community on and off campus. Students from all performance areas come together to make this magic happen.
Voctave is an 11-member a cappella group whose singers have roots in musical theatre, contemporary Christian music, barbershop, pop, and choral music. They have multiple #1 songs and albums on iTunes, Amazon, and Spotify, and the group has also ranked in the top 25 on Billboard Magazine’s charts.
This performance is suitable for ages six and up.
The company’s foremost innovation is that dance should be about removing boundaries, not reinforcing them. Whether it be the limiting traditions of a single style, period, venue, or culture, Complexions transcends them all. With a singular approach to reinventing dance through a groundbreaking mix of methods, styles, and cultures, Complexions represents one of the most recognized, diverse, inclusive, and respected performing arts brands in the world.
This performance is suitable for ages six and up.
Gin Mummy is a drawing-room comedy in which a young Victorian aristocrat comes to terms with what she wants and what her family expects on the night of her engagement party. Also, there is a mummy.
We are pleased to offer ASL interpretation for the performance on Wednesday, March 6 at 7:30 p.m., sponsored by the UVU Accessibility Office.
Driven by strong lyrical and melodic writing, their songs easily appeal to fans of modern folk-rockers like Jason Mraz, Ray Lamontagne, and John Mayer. They have been featured in commercials, feature films, and television, as well as having their songs covered by numerous artists. Their lush harmonies harken back to super-groups of the 60s and 70s like Crosby, Stills, & Nash, the Eagles, Simon & Garfunkel, winning them fans all over the globe.
This performance is suitable for ages six and up.
A wind symphony provides all voices from a traditional orchestra using only wind and percussion instruments. That is, there are no string sections: violins, violas, and cellos. This is done by adding many more brass and woodwind players and percussionists playing both pitched and rhythm instruments. The sound of a wind symphony is unique. Some feel it has the characteristic sound of a large and powerful pipe organ. Yet the music is an artistically combined sound. Individual musicians intone their own separate "pipes" and percussionists create sounds striking a wide variety of instruments. This carefully blended interpretation breathes life into the composer's work, which in turn communicates in a way that only fine music can. Enjoy UVU’s Wind Symphony for a unique classical music experience.
Patsy Cline, Loretta Lynn, and Dolly Parton revolutionized country music and blazed a trail for future generations of female artists. Trailblazing Women of Country, a five-member, all-female band will entertain and inspire with their tapestry of country music and their and unmistakably female perspective.
This performance is suitable for ages six and up.
Witness the transformative power of imagination and friendship in In the Garden of the Selfish Giant. Join eleven-year-old Maggie and her new friend Brianna, as they act out Oscar Wilde's enchanting fairy tale and discover if they can write their own ending to the story. Experience a heartwarming journey of understanding, forgiveness, and the blossoming of resilience amidst life's challenges. Don't miss this captivating play that reminds us of the enduring magic of storytelling.
There’s nothing like a big band playing some of the best music jazz has to offer. Join the Jazz Orchestra as they share some of the most important music from the jazz scene both past and present. Be a part of that spontaneous moment of creation that happens as truly great musicians are inspired by each other and great composers. You’ll have a blast!
Soak up the creativity as UVU's singer/songwriters share their original compositions in The Commercial Music Showcase. Like Pop? You'll hear that. Like Alt or Folk? You'll hear those too. There's something for everyone. The one constant is that it's guaranteed to be new music you've never heard before.
Witness the power and grace of UVU's Contemporary Dance Ensemble in an exhilarating modern dance concert. Prepare to be moved by their innovative choreography, technical precision, and expressive performances as they push the boundaries of movement and storytelling. Experience an evening of artistic excellence that will leave you inspired and captivated.
The UVU Percussion Ensemble presents music from across the globe, including Middle Eastern, Afro-Cuban, Brazilian, West African, Caribbean, and classical percussion styles. The ensemble is known for its energetic and engaging performances that captivate and educate audiences on all things percussion!
Looking for a rock concert, a pop concert, and an a capella concert? Well, you’ve come to the right place. Join all of the bands and a capella groups from UVU’s Commercial Music program for an exciting, stand up and shout, dancing in the aisles kind of night. Buy your tickets early so you don’t miss the most rockin’ night at UVU.
This Tony Award-winning musical by Stephen Sondheim takes a look at the Brothers Grimm fairy tale characters and their journey after happy endings. A dark comedy that teaches us that getting what you want is not always what you need to make you happy. Follow the Baker and his Wife, Cinderella, Jack, Rapunzel, Little Red, and the Wolf as their stories intertwine in this popular Sondheim classic.
We are pleased to offer ASL interpretation for the performance on Wednesday, April 10 at 7:30 p.m., sponsored by the UVU Accessibility Office.
Experience the harmonious beauty of UVU's Chamber Choir and Deep Green in a captivating music recital. Be captivated by their impeccable blend, rich tones, and dynamic performances as they explore a diverse repertoire. Prepare to be moved by the power of choral music in an unforgettable evening of musical excellence.
Immerse yourself in the sublime melodies of The UVU Chamber Orchestra. Join us for a captivating evening of classical music as talented musicians come together to deliver a breathtaking performance. Experience the beauty and precision of this exceptional ensemble as they transport you to a world of musical brilliance.
Celebrate the creative work of our graduating dance majors as they join their resources and talents to create a collaborative Capstone concert. Be inspired, be engaged, and be moved by this dynamic concert which showcases works of various dance forms and styles created by UVU’s emerging choreographers.
Get ready for an evening filled with laughter and musical talent as UVU opera students present a delightful recital of comedic opera scenes. Enjoy an array of hilarious situations and memorable characters brought to life through their expressive voices and theatrical performances. Don't miss this entertaining showcase of operatic humor and skill.
UVU’s annual festival of student written, student directed, and student acted work is always one of the most popular events of the year! Come for a celebration of the creative process in the theatre!
Our Emerald Singers present an evening of energetic and powerful music. You’ll love their compelling harmonies and rich, complex counterpoint. You’ll experience humor, excitement, and amazement. Join us for an astounding evening of song!
Join UVU’s Hip Hop crew, Esprit d.c. as they showcase choreography from both students and renowned professional choreographers through Hip Hop elements of Dance, DJing, and Graffiti. Esprit d.c. is bound to sell out, so get your tickets now!
Attending a live symphonic concert is a feast for the senses. People love to be inspired and to share meaningful experiences together. Technology won't ever change that. The live experience provides so much more additional sensory stimulus than a recording. The sound is enveloping and rich. It arrives from so many different point sources. The intense concentration, physical involvement and interaction of the musicians with the soloists and conductors adds drama and heightens the emotional involvement. Most importantly the audience recognizes that their own participation as involved, active listeners is a vital component of the whole experience. Join The UVU Symphony and be inspired.
A wind symphony provides all voices from a traditional orchestra using only wind and percussion instruments. That is, there are no string sections: violins, violas, and cellos. This is done by adding many more brass and woodwind players and percussionists playing both pitched and rhythm instruments. The sound of a wind symphony is unique. Some feel it has the characteristic sound of a large and powerful pipe organ. Yet the music is an artistically combined sound. Individual musicians intone their own separate "pipes" and percussionists create sounds striking a wide variety of instruments. This carefully blended interpretation breathes life into the composer's work, which in turn communicates in a way that only fine music can. Enjoy UVU’s Wind Symphony for a unique classical music experience.
Join The UVU and Wolverine Steelbands as they explore Soca and Calypso, the traditional music of Trinidad and Tobago, as well as more popular music styles. This concert features international performing artist Tyler Swick as a soloist and composer.
The UVU Ballroom Dance Company is a premier ballroom dance company which won two more titles last June in the Open British Formation Championships at Blackpool, England, bringing UVU’s total wins to six. In addition, The UVU Ballroom Dance Company has won two USADance National Formation Championships as well as Dancing With the Stars Collegiate Championships to win the Mirrorball Trophy in the show’s first ever collegiate championship. The company wows audiences and judges around the world with their fresh choreography, attention to technique, and enthusiasm for the art of ballroom styles in International and American, including Latin, Standard Ballroom, Smooth and Rhythm.
The Joe Gransden 16-Piece Big Band is quickly becoming one of the busiest groups on the jazz scene. Smokey Robinson says of the band, “Joe has an innate ability to connect with an audience. His singing and trumpet playing are world class. Throw in his 16-piece big band and you have something very special!”
This performance is suitable for ages six and up.
