Azusa Pacific University is set to illuminate its campus with an impressive array of musical talent this season. Starting with individual recitals by promising students, Cailey Snyder's and Magdaline Kovalchuk's performances will captivate audiences with their vocal and cello prowess. As the calendar unfolds, the university will host vibrant chamber music, choir, orchestra, and wind ensemble concerts. These events, culminating with a special Commercial Style Concert featuring Citrus College, highlight the depth and diversity of Azusa Pacific's music program, promising a feast of auditory delights for all attendees.

A Symphony of Talent: Showcasing Azusa Pacific University's Musical Excellence

Azusa Pacific University is set to host an impressive array of musical events in early 2025, showcasing the incredible talents of students and faculty alike. From the harmonious melodies of the Chamber Singers to the powerful performances of the Symphony Orchestra, there is something for every music enthusiast. The series includes a variety of concerts, each highlighting different genres and styles, creating a vibrant tapestry of sound that is sure to capture the hearts of audiences.

A Celebration of Music and Art: Azusa Pacific University's 2025 Concert Series

This spring, Azusa Pacific University is set to captivate audiences with an impressive lineup of concerts featuring a dynamic range of genres and performances. From classical symphonies to contemporary jazz, the series promises a rich tapestry of musical experiences. Highlighting the talents of students and collaborations with other institutions, these events are poised to create a vibrant cultural atmosphere. Whether you're a fan of orchestral music, wind ensembles, or opera productions, there's something for everyone to enjoy in this diverse concert series.

A Melodic Journey: Celebrating Azusa Pacific University's Diverse Concert Series

Azusa Pacific University is setting the stage for a vibrant and diverse musical season in early 2025. From the sweeping melodies of the Symphony Orchestra to the dynamic rhythms of GrlBash 2025, the university's calendar is brimming with concerts that cater to a wide array of musical tastes. Join us as we delve into the unique offerings of each event, celebrating the artistry and dedication of the musicians who bring them to life.

A Season of Sound: Azusa Pacific University's Musical Line-Up for 2025

Azusa Pacific University is set to become a cultural hub this spring with a lineup of diverse events that promise to engage, entertain, and inspire. From the empowering GrlBash 2025 to the harmonious Chamber Music Series II, and a vibrant Jazz Ensemble concert, the university is offering a full spectrum of artistic expression. Whether you're a fan of opera, contemporary commercial styles, or soulful gospel choirs, APU's spring events have something for everyone. Join us as we explore the performances and creativity that define this exciting series of events.

A Symphony of Talent: Azusa Pacific University's Spring Events 2025

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Chamber Music Series IV

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Mark Gasbarro and Band - Jazz Concert

Percussion Ensemble Concert

Chamber Music Series III

Symphony Orchestra and Oratorio Choir Concert

Wind Ensemble Concert

East End Concert

Commercial Styles Concert

Gospel Choir Spring Concert

Composer’s Showcase Concert

Opera Productions Performances

Jazz Ensemble and East End Concert

Chamber Music Series II

GrlBash 2025

Chamber Music Series I

Symphony Orchestra Concert

Commercial Style Concert with Citrus College

Chamber Singers Concert

Magdaline will present a recital in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Music in Cello Performance.

Senior Recital: Magdaline Kovalchuk, Cello

Cailey will present a recital in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance.

Junior Recital: Cailey Snyder, Voice

Jazz Ensemble Concert

Opera Productions Scenes Showcase

Jazz Combos Concert

Choral Concert (Chamber Singers, Bel Canto, Gospel Choir, East End, Oratorio)

Commercial Styles (No Cover) Concert

The Richard Nixon Library & Museum

Alexa will present a voice recital in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Music in Music and Worship.

Senior Recital: Alexa De Vera, Voice

Eliott will present a guitar recital in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Bachelor of Music in Commercial Instrument Performance.

Senior Recital: Eliott Diaz, Commercial Guitar

Student Recital: Luis Ponce, Guitar

Student Recital: Bowen Duan, Piano

Student Recital: Nadine Satamian, Piano

Student Recital: Zhaotong Tang, Voice

Celebrate Christmas

Lake Avenue Church

Student Recital: Kristen Hamilton, Voice

Student Recital: Emma Nelson, Cello

Student Recital: Magdaline Kovalchuk, Cello

A shipwreck, mistaken identities, and unrequited love. Shakespeare examines loss and love in this romantic comedy that follows the mishaps of Viola and her twin brother, Sebastian. Twelfth Night is at times heartbreaking and hilarious. Through role reversals and mistaken identity, the play examines the importance of authenticity and fidelity in love.

Twelfth Night

Based on the 2003 mystery novel by Mark Haddon, this is the story of Christopher Boone, a neurologically diverse fifteen year old, who is investigating the death of his neighbor’s dog. His detective work takes him on a thrilling journey that upturns his world. A tale about honesty and trust, Christopher’s story allows the spectator to see the value of difference while exploring important questions regarding the rules of society.
Trigger Warning: Strong language, animal cruelty and negative attitudes towards people who are neurodiverse. Suitable for patrons age 12 and above.

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

Chamber Singers - Dickens Carolers

Wind Ensemble - Concert

Chamber Music Series lV

Chamber Music Series lll

Men's Chorale at Munson Chapel

Bel Canto Women's Choir

Lifeline Community Fellowship

In the wake of their devastating defeat, the women of Troy, now all widows, wait on the beach below the raged city to be claimed by their Greek conquerers as slaves and concubines. Through the war is over, exile and degradation lie ahead, and the fates of the women are still in the balance.

Trojan Women

Chamber Singers - Biola Festival

Bel Canto Women's choir

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera is based on a French novel by Gaston Leroux. Based in the 19th century, it tells the story of a beautiful soprano who becomes the obsession of a masked, musical genius living beneath the Paris Opera House. The Phantom of the Opera is luxuriously orchestrated and acted, magnificent in scenery and costumes, and awesome in scale.

The Phantom of the Opera

 We welcome opera star and Artist-in-Residence Liv Redpath, who will be teaching a series of master classes at Azusa Pacific University! These master classes are open to all students, staff and faculty.

Master classes with Liv Redpath at Azusa Pacific University

Chamber Music Series ll

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Apr 23, 2025

Chamber Music Series IV

Apr 21, 2025

Mark Gasbarro and Band - Jazz Concert

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