Start celebrating the holiday season at Frost! The annual holiday tradition continues with this big band extravaganza featuring new arrangements of holiday classics by members of the Frost Studio Jazz Writing Program. 

Swingin’ For The Holidays!

University of Miami

Experience the rich displays of varied instrumental color with the students from the Frost Chamber Music program.

Frost Chamber Music Showcase I

An evening dedicated to chamber music for the flute featuring works across the centuries.

Frost Flute Ensemble

An evening of timeless opera excerpts from the classic American canon and the most exciting works being composed today

Eye On American Opera: 1900 – 2024 Frost Opera Theater

Frost Studio Music and Jazz faculty trombonist, Dante Luciani, will play and sing with the Frost jazz vocal ensembles. The concert program explores the voice as an instrument and the instrument as a voice!

Frost Jazz Vocal Ensembles Frost Extensions, Jazz Vocal I & Jazz Vocal Ii

Asher Lurie, Senior Composition Recital

Enjoy the colorful and brilliant sounds of Frost trombonists! Featuring classics and original works.

Frost Trombone Choir

Jianlin Sha, Doctoral Trombone (Classical) Recital

Experience the rich displays of varied instrumental colors with the students from the Frost Chamber Music program.

Chamber Music Showcase Marathon I

Rogers and Hammerstein II were a prolific duo whose musicals redefined American theater. Known for Oklahoma!, The Sound of Music, and more, they integrated songs with storytelling, earning them timeless acclaim and multiple Tony and Academy Awards.

The Music Of Rogers And Hammerstein Ii Frost Musical Theater Ensemble

Emma Beers, Senior Voice (Classical) Recital

Frost Orchestral Studies graduate conductors present masterworks of orchestral literature.

Graduate Conductors Showcase Frost Repertory Orchestra

Works that engage everyday objects, toy instruments, and natural forces in live electronic processes.

Frost Electroacoustic Ensemble

The CAM program concludes its four-day Fall concert showcase with its award-winning group AME: The American Music Ensemble! Recent winners of their third Downbeat Magazine Student Award (second in three years), AME’s CAM Fest performances are always a highlight on their calendar.

CAM Fest: STARS OF TOMORROW | The American Music Ensemble (Windowcast)

Celebrate Duke Ellington's 125th birthday with premieres of compositions inspired by Ellington's poem entitled "What is Music?"

Frost Jazz Orchestra And Studio Writing Programs

If you’re looking for a little Country/Bluegrass/Americana mix, then Sunshine State’s performance is the show for you! This evening will feature a wonderful variety of the country music sound and its timeless storytelling characteristics.

Cam Fest: The Sounds Of Nashville Sunshine State

Experience a night of heavy rock n’ roll and hip hop/funk inspired music! Landfall, paired with RUCK as an opener, always delivers a high-energy evening of electrifying music.  

Cam Fest: Volume Check Landfall & Ruck

Works by composers from all over the world featuring saxophone quartets. This unique ensemble resembles the range of all the human voices.

Frost Saxophone Quartets

Jonah Schertz, Senior Percussion (Classical) Recital

Spend your Sunday evening listening to the outstanding original Latin Pop music of Café Con Leche: The Frost Latin Songwriters Collective!

Cam Fest: Latin Pop Concierto Café Con Leche

Sierra’s Fanfarria, Brouwer’s Canción de Gesta, Hindemith’s Symphony in B-flat, and a new work by Frost faculty member Charles Mason.

Voyages | Frost Wind Ensemble

Enjoy the first performance of CAM Fest featuring two unique contemporary ensemble experiences at Frost with the wonderful vocal arrangements of Coffeehouse and the exciting DIY Ensemble Showcase featuring student-led projects. 

Cam Fest: Superb Vocals & Incredible Artists Diy Ensemble Showcase & Coffeehouse

Yingxi Liu, Doctoral Voice (Classical) Recital

Celebrate the artistry of Sarah Vaughan with vocalists Patti Austin, Lisa Fischer, and Tyreek McDole performing alongside trumpeter Randy Brecker, Shelly Berg, and the Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra.

 

This concert is part of the Adrienne Arsht Center’s Jazz Roots series. Please visit their website to purchase tickets: arshtcenter.org.

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Sarah Vaughan - A Sassy Centennial!

Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

In this unique performance and homecoming, Frost alumnus Sydney Guillaume joins forces with the award-winning Frost Chorale. A Haitian-born composer and conductor, Sydney Guillaume wrote his first choral piece for the Frost Chorale over 20 years ago, and Frost is thrilled to welcome him back and present his works alongside others from the traditional choral canon.

Sydney Guillaume & Frost Chorale

An evening dedicated to the viola’s repertoire featuring works across the centuries.

Viola Studio Recital

Exploring the sounds that made New Orleans one of the most important musical cities in modern history. Featuring music by composers such as Jelly Roll Morton, Louis Armstrong, Lil Hardin, the Meters, the Marsalis family, PJ Morton and more.

Frost Studio Jazz Band

Guitarist Hao Yang, celebrated for her virtuosity and innovative approach, captivates audiences with her broad musical spectrum and passion for chamber music. Her remarkable career includes a debut at Carnegie Hall, premiering 'Talking Guitars' by renowned composer Paul Lansky alongside guitarist JIJI.

HAO YANG | Guitar Recital

GRAMMY Award-winning trumpeter Brian Lynch presents a multi-media performance with his world-class jazz septet. Composed by Lynch, this seven-movement work blends pre-recorded video and audio with live improvisation, showcasing innovative performance interaction at a distance. Supported by grants from The Knight Foundation and The University of Miami.

7 by 7 by 7

Congcong Wang, Doctoral Voice (Classical) Recital

Halle Puckett, Doctoral Piano (Classical) Recital

An exciting night of the award-winning original Frost student compositions featuring our student
performers.

Frost Emerging Composers Concert

Celebrating and illuminating the timeless artistry of Serenades for flute, violin, and viola join virtuoso faculty performers Jennifer Grim, Bettina Mussumeli, and Jodi Levitz in a musical journey spanning three centuries from Beethoven to Reger and the world premier of a specially commissioned work by Dorothy Hindman. 

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Alumnus and new Associate Director of Bands, Craig McKenzie, returns to Frost for an exciting concert series.

Frost Symphonic Winds

My name is Richard Todd, and I am the Associate Professor of Horn at the Frost School University of Miami, and I am coming to you with an idea I hope will become an annual event in South Florida. To my knowledge there has never been a South Florida Horn Day, at least in the 15 years I have been in the South Florida area. There has always been a Florida horn day in Orlando or more north, but nothing down here, and I would like to change that and start an annual tradition in this widespread area of the state.

South Florida Horn Bash

Jelani Bauman, Doctoral Jazz Trumpet Recital

Dr. Dorothy Hindman, Associate Professor of Composition at the Frost School of Music, has had her works performed over 350 times. The Frost Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Maestro Schwarz, will premiere her latest orchestral work as part of the University of Miami’s and the Frost School of Music’s centennial celebrations.Throughout the 2024-2025 and 2025-2026 season, FSO will premiere six new works to celebrate the momentous occasion. .

TRAILS AND TRIALS | Frost Symphony Orchestra

Featuring creative arrangements that transcend musical boundaries, this concert highlights our world-class faculty’s innovation. From classical to jazz, experience a unique collaboration as the Frost Chamber Players reimagine the music of J.S. Bach, including his keyboard partitas and vocal works.

BACH 2 BACH 2 BACH | Frost Chamber Players

Kamil Pacholec, Doctoral Piano (Classical) Recital

Arrangements of jazz classics written by Pat Metheny and Dave Brubeck, and today's artists like
Josh Nelson, Kathleen Grace, among others.

Frost Extensions & Jazz Vocal I And II

This talk listens to musical currents of Miami (including disco, soul music, and Bass) that activate alternative histories and social worlds beyond the static positions, demographics, and cartographies erected in the contemporary political landscape.



Cooper Lecture Series: The Sound of Politics SOUND CAMOUFLAGE: MIAMI IN ANOTHER SCALE

“Sean Jones embodies the 21st century jazz musician, an experimental, supremely talented
type whose vision and sensibility encourages inclusion rather than separation.” — Amazon.com
Singing and performing as a child with the church choir in his hometown of Warren, Ohio, Sean
switched from the drums to the trumpet at the age of 10.

Sean Jones & Frost Jazz Orchestra

Lindsay Kesselman, a two-time GRAMMY-nominated soprano known for her warm, collaborative spirit, joins FWE for the consortium premiere of Christopher Cerrone’s Darkening, Then Brightening. This new work is paired with Chen Yi’s Dragon Rhyme and David Maslanka’s Symphony No. 4.

CONTRASTS | Lindsay Kesselman & Frost Wind Ensemble

Join Ensemble Ibis for an evening of music by Chen Yi, the Frost School of Music’s 2024 Distinguished Visiting Composer-In-Residence, and a performance of Lansing McLoskey’s epic One Book Called Ulysses. 

I Shall Express Myself As I Am Ensemble ibis

Frost bella voce, symphonic choir, jazz vocal i, opera theater, & biscaydence
 Matthew Brady, Kate Reid, Alan Johnson, Jeffrey Buchman, and Raina Murnak, conductors and directors

CHORALCOPIA | Frost Bella Boce, Symphonic Shoir, Jazz Vocal I, Opera Theater, & Biscaydence (Windowcast)

Hailed as a pianists’ pianist, internationally renowned pianist and pedagogue Boris Berman presents an exquisite program of Schubert and Debussy. While his technique has been described as “limitless,” “enviable,” and that of “breathless virtuosity,” Berman’s artistry is revered for his “selfless commitment to stylistic integrity” (The Boston Globe).

BORIS BERMAN | Piano Recital

Blending Colombian and Venezuelan traditions with classical music and jazz rhythms, Latin GRAMMY Award-winning artist Laura Lambuley shares the stage with other distinguished Latin GRAMMY artists. It will be an evening of cultural fusion, celebrating Miami’s vibrant music scene.

CONFLUENCES | Laura Lambuley & Quintet (Windowcast)

Jiaman Li, Doctoral Piano (Classical) Recital

“Soundscapes of Power: How Presidential Candidates Use Sound on The Campaign Trail Sound” connects presidential candidates to culture, aspiration and imagination, from Lyndon Johnson's influential "Daisy" ad to the cultivation of crowd noise, fan videos, and appearances with musical guests. This talk examines important moments in the post-war era where sound was used to re-shape a candidate's image.

Cooper Lecture Series: The Sound of Politics HOW PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES USE SOUND ON THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL

Showcasing the excellence of female brass players and musicians from marginalized groups, Seraph Brass celebrates its tenth anniversary in Miami. Winners of the American Prize in Chamber Music, the group has been praised for their “beautiful sounds" (American Record Guide), "fine playing” (Gramophone), and “staggeringly high caliber of performance” (Textura). 

Seraph Brass performs a diverse body of repertoire, ranging from original transcriptions to newly commissioned works and core classics. The program features works by women (Rene Orth, Reena Esmail, Catherine McMichael), American (Anthony DiLorenzo, Kevin Day, Jeff Scott, Kevin McKee), and European (Edvard Grieg, Giuseppe Verdi, Liszt, Franz Dinicu) composers.

Seraph Brass

The Frost Symphony Orchestra opens the Centennial Season with an exciting program featuring works by two great American composers and Brahms’ second symphony.

 

Charles Griffes, a prominent American representative of musical Impressionism, tragically died at the age of thirty-five. His famous piano work, The White Peacock, written in 1915, was orchestrated one year before his death.

PASTORALE | Timothy Mcallister & Frost Symphony Orchestra

Frost Alumni return to their alma mater to present an art song recital with Frost faculty member Alan Johnson. This collaborative homecoming concert reprises 2023-24 concerts given in New York City, Buffalo, University of Alabama, and Ball State University featuring music from thematic programs such as “Out of Winter” and “Revolution in the Living Room.”

Faculty Art Song Recital with Guest Frost Alumni Artist Singers

This talk explores the relationship between Miami and the music of Historically Black Colleges and Universities by highlighting the history of the Orange Blossom Classic, Miami marching band traditions, and the musical contributions of Florida Memorial College.
Presented in collaboration with The Center for Global Black Studies

Cooper Lecture Series: The Sound of Politics "TAKE IT TO DA HOUSE:” HBCUS, MUSIC, AND BLACK MIAMI

Meaning quiet, soft, and indistinct, MUTED is an interdisciplinary and autobiographical project by pianist Eunmi Ko who delves into her identity as an Asian woman –who is muted– and a professional musician by performing solo piano works that extensively use the muting technique

MUTED: featuring Eunmi Ko, pianist

The award-winning ensembles join forces to perform repertoire that holds a reverence to tradition and an eye to the future.

Frost Jazz Orchestra & Studio Jazz Band

The Frost Wind Ensemble presents Mussorgsky's masterpiece, Pictures at an Exhibition.
Also on the program are Strauss’ Wiener Philharmoniker and Stravinsky’s Concerto for Piano and Winds featuring this year’s concerto winner, Lizzie Wu.

Anniversaries—Frost Wind Ensemble

Jim Self, the world's most-heard tuba player, has performed on over 3,000 Hollywood motion pictures and is one of Los Angeles' busiest musicians. Recently, he became a philanthropist to the Frost School of Music Tuba Studio. This evening's concert features Jim Self on tuba with a jazz trio, showcasing the compositions of Dr. Self. New boost

Jim Self and friends

The 6th Frost Chopin Festival closes its curtains with a majestic concert featuring works by Chopin with orchestral accompaniment. The program will feature the winners of the Frost Chopin Academy Concerto Competition, which will be held during the week of the festival, as well as academy participant and winner of the 2023 International Chopin Competition on Period Instruments, pianist Eric Guo. Outstanding violinist and concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra, David Kim, will lead the orchestra members and soloists in what will surely be a memorable concert.

Concertante – Finale

Prof. John Rink's workshops will focus on Chopin's six early works with orchestral accompaniment from
the perspectives of stylistic context, compositional design, and performance approach. Issues to do with
how modern performers might capture the spirit of these pieces as Chopin himself played them will be
addressed with reference to both original and modern instruments

WORKSHOPS: John Rink

Concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra, violinist David Kim, and artistic director of the Frost Chopin Academy and Festival, pianist Kevin Kenner, join forces to bring some of the most expressive and quintessentially Romantic works for violin and piano. 

The Romantic Generation

University of Southern California

The 6th Chopin Festival is delighted to welcome this year the Ted Rosenthal Trio, a world-class jazz piano trio, which will bring new perspectives to beloved classical music with an exciting jazz twist.


Jazzing Up the Classics

Each year, the Frost Chopin Academy is proud to spotlight the youngest participants, all under 18, who are already greatly-accomplished young artists. Come support the academy’s rising stars and enjoy an evening of Chopin’s remarkable music.

Stars of The Academy

World-class jazz pianist Ted Rosenthal works with students of the Frost Chopin Academy on
improvisation and other aspects of jazz idioms. Rosenthal’s fresh take on classical music with a jazz twist
will surely inspire everyone in attendance

WORKSHOP: Ted Rosenthal

UPDATE ARTIST CHANGE: Due to a family emergency, Frost Chopin Academy and Festival teaching and performing artist, Wojciech Switala, flew back to Poland late last night. In his stead, we have invited a few more Frost Chopin Academy participants to perform works by Chopin, including the Mazurkas op. 24 which were originally in the program. All of tonight's performers are accomplished young artists, winners of numerous international competitions, with blossoming careers, including Eric Guo, who won the most recent International Chopin Competition for Period Instruments in Warsaw!

Chopinesque

The 6th Chopin Festival opens its curtains with a world premiere, the piano arrangement by Konrad Binienda of Karol Szymanowski’s ballet-pantomime, Harnasie. This work is steeped in the folk traditions and music of the Górale people, which Frost Chopin Academy participant Jiana Peng will bring to life for solo piano.

Polish Landscapes

Join us at the Frost School of Music for an exclusive event featuring Jacob Collier, the brilliant English singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and educator. As part of his DJESSE vol. 4 North America Tour, the six-time Grammy Award winner will present a unique workshop and Q&A session tailored just for you.

JACOB COLLIER | Workshop

Argentine-American jazz vocalist and composer Roxana Amed presents "BECOMING HUMAN," her 11th album produced with the "New Jazz Works" grant by Chamber Music America. Joined by her exceptional ensemble, Amed, a three-time Latin Grammy nominee, invites audiences on a poetic and musical journey through the human experience. From the innocence of birth and the joys of childhood to the challenges of forging one's identity and the introspection of the artist's solitude, “BECOMING HUMAN” delves into the depths of our shared human existence through 10 captivating songs. These compositions, penned by Amed and masterfully arranged by Martin Bejerano, Mark Small, and Kendall Moore, reflect the profound synergy of a team that has garnered acclaim both locally and internationally.

Becoming Human | Roxana Amed

Yiyuan Liao, Doctoral Piano (Classical) Recital

Newman Recital Hall (AHF 151)

Hannah Gallamore, Artist Diploma Percussion (Classical) Recital

Cherri Chen, Senior Percussion (Classical) Recital

Robert Maciejowski, Artist Diploma Piano (Classical) Recital

Dancing Lights—Frost Symphonic Winds

Karolina Krajewska, Masters Clarinet Recital

The FSO season finale presents a symphonic masterwork alongside four American orchestral miniatures by Augusta Reed Thomas, Bernard Rands, Daren Hagan, and Chen Yi. Beethoven’s ninth symphony closes the program featuring Frost choirs and full orchestra.

Beethoven's 9th—Frost Symphony Orchestra & Frost Choral Ensembles & Windowcast

Spencer Bailen, Senior Voice (Classical) Recital

Zhenyi Long, Doctoral Piano (Classical) Recital

Dive into a mesmerizing fusion of cultures and genres as the internationally acclaimed pianist Michel Camilo, hailed for his unparalleled virtuosity and boundless creativity, takes center stage. Born in the Dominican Republic and nurtured in the vibrant streets of New York City, Camilo's journey through jazz, classical, popular, and world music has captivated audiences worldwide. Winner of prestigious accolades including the Grammy, Latin Grammy, and Emmy awards, Camilo's illustrious career is a testament to his unparalleled talent and unwavering passion for music.

Michel Camilo & Frost Latin Jazz Orchestra

Benita Dzhurkova, Doctoral Violin Recital

Guan Huang, Doctoral Piano (Classical) Recital

Enjoy the colorful and brilliant sounds of Frost trombonists! 

Gahyun Kim, Doctoral Piano (Classical) Recital

New works by our award-winning faculty composers performed by the contemporary music ensemble Bent Frequency.

Frost Faculty Composers & Bent Frequency

Cory Fica, Doctoral Percussion (Classical) Recital

Frost Chamber Music Showcase V

Exploring the rich repertoire of Broadway contributed by women. Music from Waitress, Shrek the Musical, Legal Blond, and more.

The Women of Broadway—Frost Musical Theatre Ensemble

Hangli (Lizzie) Wu, Doctoral Piano (Classical) Recital

Xinrae Cardozo, Senior French Horn Recital

Frost Chamber Music Showcase IV

Exciting visuals, creative costumes, and lots of fun with Frost’s music video ensemble PLAY and new musical arrangements with Coffeehouse!

CAM FEST: Live & In Color, Play & Coffeehouse & Windowcast

If you're looking for a bit of “all things music,” this show is for you!

CAM FEST: Up and Coming, DIY Ensembles Showcase

An unforgettable evening of fresh and original sounds!

CAM FEST: The Next Generation, The American Music Ensemble

Anat Cohen & The Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra

CAM FEST: Sunshine State & Café Con Leche

Student Originals: Frost Studio Jazz Band

CAM FEST—Landfall & RUCK: Pushing The Decibels

Cees Postema, Masters Voice (Classical) Recital

George Bowerman, Doctoral Piano (Classical) Recital

The Frost Symphony Orchestra performs three seminal American compositions. David Diamond and Aaron Copland, two 20th-century American musical giants, highlight this program. Diamond, known for his eleven symphonies, mentored notable composers like Adolphus Hailstork, Lowell Liebermann, and Eric Whitacre. Copland's Appalachian Spring, originally a ballet for Martha Graham, epitomizes Americana. Additionally, Czech composer Antonín Dvořák, who led the National Conservatory of Music of America in 1892, composed his renowned "New World Symphony" in 1893, featuring the iconic English horn solo in the second movement, which evolved into the spiritual "Going Home.

AMERICANA | Frost Symphony Orchestra

Kevin Knowles, Doctoral Piano (Classical) Recital

Alumnus and new Associate Director of Bands, Craig McKenzie, returns to Frost for an exciting concert series. 

Ben Dunham, Senior Composition Recital

Original music, marches, and famous orchestral transcriptions featuring from soprano to contrabass saxophones.

Frost Saxophone Ensemble

Presenting and evening of jazz big band repertoire.

Xjb Big Band

Sophia Lin, Doctoral Piano (Classical) Recital

Presenting Oscar Micheaux’s silent race film Within Our Gates, synchronized with Wycliffe Gordon’s original score, “Within These Gates of Mine.” This event powerfully fuses history and music, highlighting the earliest surviving film by an African-American filmmaker. Within Our Gates is a dark and emotional indictment of American racial injustices. The concert features Gordon, Etienne Charles, a 20-piece jazz orchestra, and vocalists.

OSCAR MICHEAUX’S “WITHIN OUR GATES” | Wycliffe Gordon & Frost Studio Jazz Band (Windowcast)

Violinists Erika Liu and Gabriel Figaroa, violist Dylan Hutchinson, and cellist Natalie Van Winkle perform chamber music masterworks.

2026 Stamps String Quartet Fall Recital

Ruyue Tan, Doctoral Piano (Classical) Recital

Hongxi Li, Doctoral Piano (Classical) Recital

Experience the timeless swing of Count Basie! Join us for a big band concert celebrating the legend's iconic music.

The Music Of Count Basie Frost Jazz Orchestra & Seel The Source

Celebrating community, Frost’s premier wind ensemble shares the stage with over 200 of Florida’s finest musicians. 

42nd FROST ANNUAL HONOR BAND CONCERT FROST WIND ENSEMBLE

Known for his mastery of every saxophone and unique instruments, multi-instrumentalist Scott Robinson is among the greatest improvisers of our time. “Scott has been a central part of my inspiration for over 30 years," says Maria Schneider, “his level of mastery and expressivity are in a category all his own.” Robinson performs works composed and arranged by Schneider, Guerra, and select Studio Jazz Writing Program composers.

Scott Robinson & The Henry Mancini Institute Orchestra

Frost continues a tradition that began in 1815 in Vienna with an entire evening of music by Schubert.

Schubertiade

An evening of chamber music featuring bassoon and contrabassoon music by Williams, Wolfgang, Hindman, Taaffe Zwillich, and Cuong with guest performers. 

Beasts And Broomsticks! Music For Contra And Bassoon

Celebrate Black History Month with the composers and music born from the Great Migration, and the rich cultural legacy it created.

THE GREAT MIGRATION | Frost Studio Jazz Band (Windowcast)

Experience the mastery of Juliana Hall, a composer celebrated for her art songs’ poetic and musical depth, described as "brilliant" (Washington Post) and "beguiling" (The Times, London). The program features Hall’s Winter Songs and the premiere of her new song cycle, That Delicate Dance, set to poems by Kim Josephson.

PAS DE TROIS | Art Song Recital

Spanish composer Manuel de Falla's celebrated ballet, The Three-Cornered Hat, remains a favorite since its premiere. Gerard Schwarz has crafted an orchestral suite from it, to be performed by the Frost Symphony Orchestra. 

 

In celebration of the Frost School of Music’s centennial, Frost professor Etienne Charles writes a new work for the orchestra. Having recently had one of his compositions premiere at the opening concert of the newly renovated David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center, you will not want to miss it! The concert concludes with Gustav Mahler’s "Totenfeier," which later became part of his Second Symphony.

ECLECTICS | Frost Symphony Orchestra

Named one of the greatest string quartets of the last 100 years by BBC Music Magazine, the two-time GRAMMY-nominated Dover Quartet’s successes include grand and first prizes at the Fischoff Chamber Music Competition and the prestigious Avery Fisher Career Grant. The program features works by Montgomery, Janacek, Dvorak, and Tchaikovsky.

DOVER QUARTET | Chamber Music Series

Make it a date to remember—celebrate love with jazz this Valentine's Day! After 38 years of recording, touring, and living their musical lives together, GRAMMY-winning New York Voices embarks on their final tour. They join forces with Frost Extensions, Jazz Vocal I, and Jazz Vocal II to present an evening of superb harmonies and a unique blend of jazz, Brazilian, R&B, and pop.

Frost School of Music

Nov 16, 2024

George Bowerman, Doctoral Piano (Classical) Recital

Nov 16, 2024

AMERICANA | Frost Symphony Orchestra

Nov 17, 2024

Kevin Knowles, Doctoral Piano (Classical) Recital

Nov 17, 2024

Frost Symphonic Winds

Nov 17, 2024

Ben Dunham, Senior Composition Recital

Nov 15, 2024

Swingin’ For The Holidays!

Nov 14, 2024

Frost Chamber Music Showcase I

Frost School of Music