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The Concerts with Commentary series features award-winning music faculty who not only perform with excellence but also share the cultural background and historical context of the repertoire and composers represented in the series. Each concert focuses on a different genre, composer, or instrument(s).
Concerts are free and open to the public. Mark your calendars – we look forward to seeing you!
Lorelei Barton, harp
The Concerts with Commentary series features award-winning music faculty who not only perform with excellence but also share the cultural background and historical context of the repertoire and composers represented in the series. Each concert focuses on a different genre, composer, or instrument(s).
Concerts are free and open to the public. Mark your calendars – we look forward to seeing you!
Nick Mancini, vibes and piano
Mitch Bell, guitar
Aaron Spiers, bass
Dave Bowen, drums
The Concerts with Commentary series features award-winning music faculty who not only perform with excellence but also share the cultural background and historical context of the repertoire and composers represented in the series. Each concert focuses on a different genre, composer, or instrument(s).
Concerts are free and open to the public. Mark your calendars – we look forward to seeing you!
Kim Childs, tenor
James Gregory, piano
Join the UTulsa School of Music for a recital performed by the David B. Waters String Quintet.
Join the UTulsa Symphony Orchestra for the beginning of the 2024-25 concert season.
Tulsa community, join the UTulsa Cappella Chamber Singers and Concert Chorale for the 2025 spring concert performance at St. John’s Episcopal Church.
The UTulsa Symphony Orchestra will celebrate another successful performance season with the annual President’s Concert, with a reception afterward.
Tulsa community, join the UTulsa School of Music for a concert by the UTulsa Opera Theatre.
The University of Tulsa Symphony Orchestra continues its 2024-2025 concert season with a performance on Monday evening February 24th at 7:30 PM in the Lorton Performance Center’s Gussman Concert Hall on the campus of The University of Tulsa. The concert is titled “Symphonic Mosaic” and features how the orchestra’s many pieces and colors are ‘composed’ in different styles and genres; including “The Moldau” by Smetana; Symphony No. 101 “The Clock” by Joseph Haydn and two Slavonic Dances by Dvorak from his Op. 72. Richard Wagner and Joshua Lowery will conduct.
The concert is free and open to the public.
Join the UTulsa Wind Ensemble for a concert in the Lorton Performance Center’s Gussman Concert Hall.
