As the year winds down, The University of Tulsa invites you to embark on a captivating musical journey that promises to enchant and inspire. From the cherished Festival of Lessons and Carols, illuminating the sacred texts of the Advent season, to the rich cultural tapestry of the Concerts with Commentary series, featuring Celtic themes and the works of Robert Schumann, the events aim to elevate the spirit. Join the UTulsa community in celebrating a season of musical excellence, where each performance tells a story, connecting audiences with tradition, artistry, and the joy of music.

A Musical Journey at The University of Tulsa: Celebrating Culture and Community

The University of Tulsa is set to host a series of remarkable music events, showcasing the talents of both students and faculty alike. From auditions to symphony performances, jazz ensembles, and unique concerts with commentary, each event offers a deep dive into diverse musical genres and cultural contexts. With performances stretching from January to April 2025, the UTulsa School of Music invites music enthusiasts and the local community to experience the vibrant and eclectic soundscapes that will unfold on campus.

Exploring UTulsa's Music Scene: A Journey Through Talent and Tradition

Dive into a realm of sound at The University of Tulsa, where diverse musical events create a rich tapestry of auditory brilliance. From the informative Concerts with Commentary series to the vibrant performances by the UTulsa Symphony Orchestra, Wind Ensemble, and Jazz Ensemble, each event offers a unique glimpse into the world of music. With celebrated artists like Allyson Eskitch and Lorelei Barton taking center stage, these concerts promise an insightful journey through various genres and historical contexts, culminating in a celebration of cultural and artistic expression.

A Symphony of Sounds: Exploring The University of Tulsa's Musical Events

The University of Tulsa invites music enthusiasts to a symphonic journey with a series of concerts and recitals this spring. From the powerful performances of the UTulsa Symphony and Wind Ensemble to the soulful tunes of jazz and opera, each event promises a unique exploration of musical artistry. These events will also feature engaging Concerts with Commentary, providing an insightful look into the works of Carlos Salzedo and Robert Schumann. Join the local community in celebrating these musical talents and immerse yourself in the captivating world of sound and rhythm.

A Melodic Journey: UTulsa's Spring Music Events

The University of Tulsa is set to captivate the community with its rich tapestry of music during the upcoming spring concert series. From the soulful tunes of the UTulsa Jazz Ensemble to the grandeur of the Symphony President’s Concert, these events promise to showcase the exceptional talent within the university's School of Music. Each performance, held at the prestigious Lorton Performance Center, is crafted to highlight the diverse musical capabilities of the students and faculty, offering an immersive experience for all attendees.

Discover the Melodic Marvels at UTulsa's Spring Concert Series

The University of Tulsa is set to captivate music enthusiasts with a rich tapestry of events celebrating diverse musical genres. From the vibrant beats of '101 Unplugged IV: Daughtrey’s Edge of the World' to the harmonious notes of the UTulsa Symphony Orchestra, this season promises unforgettable performances. Attendees can look forward to a dynamic mix of concerts, competitions, and insightful commentary sessions, each offering a unique perspective on music. Join us as we delve into these captivating events that showcase the talents of both students and faculty.

A Symphony of Sounds: Exploring the University of Tulsa's Musical Extravaganza

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).

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Concerts with Commentary – An Evening of Favorites

 The University of Tulsa

SOMA Winds is a symphonic wind ensemble made up of UTulsa alumni and musicians from the community who love performing wind band music. The mission of the School of Music Advocates (SOMA) organization is to assist students in the School of Music as well as young musicians in other majors from across the university.

SOMA Winds

The UTulsa School of Music presents the 2026 Concerto-Aria Competition.

2026 Concerto-Aria Competition

Join the UTulsa bands in concert for an evening filled with fantastic performances, featuring works by Bernstein, Grainger, Danyew, Cuong and more.

The University of Tulsa Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Winds

Come and enjoy an amazing performance by the UTulsa Symphony Orchestra.

UTulsa Symphony Orchestra

Close out Season XX with Nathan Daughtrey’s Edge of the World—an explosive percussion ensemble premiere that musically narrates life’s journey in the architecturally striking 101 E. Archer under Tulsa’s night sky. Enjoy complimentary drinks, hors d’oeuvres and an exclusive Q&A intermission with the musicians for an immersive finale.

101 Unplugged IV: Daughtrey’s Edge of the World for Percussion Ensemble

University of Tulsa

All students who wish to major in music must audition for admittance to the Bachelor of Music, the Bachelor of Music Education, or the Bachelor of Arts degree program. That audition will also serve towards consideration for a music scholarship. Non-music majors are invited to audition as well for a music scholarship to participate in UTulsa ensembles.

UTulsa School of Music Auditions

Black History Month calls us to honor the brilliance, resilience and humanity of Black communities—past, present and future. This interactive session explores how belonging shapes identity formation, how Black excellence has emerged despite structural barriers and how each of us can contribute to environments where Black students and colleagues thrive authentically rather than perform resilience.

Belonging, Identity & Black Excellence: A Lunch ‘n’ Learn Experience

The University of Tulsa

Kick off 2026 with a dynamic wind quintet chamber experience—four movements of flute, oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon seamlessly blending traditional dance forms with contemporary innovation in the architecturally striking 101 E. Archer. Enjoy complimentary beverages, light hors d’oeuvres and an exclusive intermission Q&A with Tulsa Symphony musicians for an immersive evening of artistic synergy.

101 Unplugged III: Harberg’s Suite for Wind Quintet

SOMA Winds 2025

One of the most beloved traditions of Advent and Christmas from England is a form of worship known as the “Festival of Lessons and Carols.”  God’s Word is proclaimed and contemplated in a special sequence of readings, prayers, as well as choral and congregational song.  Our festival will feature readers from The University of Tulsa community and the Cappella Chamber Singers directed by Dr. Kim Childs.  The service of lessons and carols was first conceived for use in the Truro Cathedral in the late nineteenth century.  It was simplified and adapted for use in King’s College Chapel, Cambridge in 1918, by Dewan Eric Milner-White.

A Festival of Lessons and Carols

Join TU Theatre Union for our end of semester Christmas Karaoke Party! We will have snacks and singing, and at 6 p.m. we will announce the title and audition dates for our spring musical! We will be in the Lorton Performance Center classroom 2060.

Christmas Karaoke Party

Concerts with Commentary – Echoes: A Compositional Retrospective

Single Reed Studio Recital

Come for an evening of Jazz performed by the UTulsa Jazz Band.

UTulsa Jazz Band 2025

You are invited to attend the David B. Waters Trust String Quartet Recital.

David B. Waters Trust String Quartet Recital 2025

UTulsa Chamber Orchestra

Cappella Chamber Singers and Concert Chorale will be performing in Gussman Concert Hall. The theme of the concert is “singing” and a major work performed is George Shearing’s Music to Hear – with the Cappella Chamber Singers, bassist Joseph Vaughan, and pianist James Gregory. The performance is free of charge.

Cappella Chamber Singers/Concert Chorale Fall Concert

Join the UTulsa School of Music for the Jazz Combos Concert.

UTulsa Jazz Combos 2025

Guest Artist Recital with Musician First Class Sophie Fears, clarinet, member of the United States Navy Band and a native of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Guest Artist Recital with Sophie Fears

Clarinet Master Class with Musician First Class Sophie Fears, member of the United States Navy Band and a native of Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Clarinet Master Class with Sophie Fears

You are invited attend the performance of UTulsa’s Cappella Chamber Singers – Music at Midday. The performance will be at St. John’s Episcopal Church.

Cappella Chamber Singers – Music at Midday

Saint John's Episcopal Church

Beauty Born of Pain

Join TU Theatre Union in their second annual Greek tragedy performance in partnership with the Honors College and the Kendall College of Arts & Sciences! The opening night performance (November 1, 7:30 p.m.) will be followed by a brief talkback with the cast and director and a reception in the LPC lobby. There will also be a matinee on November 2 at 2 p.m. Attendance is free and open to the public!

Oedipus the King Performance – TU Theatre Union

Join us for an informal performance/chat with members of the Carousel company.

“CAROUSEL” Artist Talk

Please plan to join us for a special evening of music presented by NY Philharmonic trombonist, Joseph Alessi, on Monday, Oct. 13 at 6:30 p.m. This event is being held in collaboration with Saied Music Company and should attract high school students and teachers from across the area.

An Evening with Joseph Alessi

Join the UTulsa School of Music for a Chorale Clinic.

Cappella Chamber Singers Choral Clinic

Concerts with Commentary – Fear and Optimism

Join the UTulsa Chamber Orchestra for a performance at First Presbyterian Church. This special program will include Tulsa’s first performance of Pater Noster (Our Father), a set of eight pieces by Canadian composer Denis Bedard, based on the ancient chant sung to the words of The Lord’s Prayer. The chant will be sung by Gretchen Bashforth, Associate Director of Music. Also included will be the first-ever Tulsa performance of the Symphony no. 1 for Organ and Orchestra, by the French composer Alexandre Guilmant, with The University of Tulsa Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Rick Wagner. This piece is often played as a Sonata for organ alone, but it has never been performed in Tulsa as a collaborative work with orchestra. Come and enjoy this special afternoon of music!

First Presbyterian Church-Tulsa

Join composer Anjelica Lindsey (Cherokee Nation) and the University of Tulsa’s Hurricane Quartet at 101 Archer for an intimate evening of performance and discussion. The program features selections from OKLAHOMA WOMAN QUARTET, songs for string quartet and voice composed and orchestrated by Lindsey.

Oklahoma Woman Quartet

Think you’ve got bars? Or just love the thrill of lyrical showdowns? Come learn about UTulsa’s first-ever battle rap competition — Hurricane “Versus” — where wordplay meets swagger and the mic is your weapon!

Hurricane “Versus”: Battle Rap Info Session

Join the UTulsa School of Music for a performance by J. Donald Feagin Visiting Artist Sarah Coburn, soprano, and Lyndon Meyer, piano.

J. Donald Feagin Visiting Artist – Vocal Recital

Join the UTulsa School of Music for a vocal master class by J. Donald Feagin Visiting Artist Sarah Coburn, soprano.

J. Donald Feagin Visiting Artist Sarah Coburn – Vocal Master Class

Join the UTulsa School of Music for a concert featuring the talent musicians of the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra.

TSO at UTulsa

The UTulsa Symphony Orchestra will celebrate another successful performance season with the annual President’s Concert, with a reception afterward.

UTulsa Symphony President’s Concert

Tulsa community, join the UTulsa Cappella Chamber Singers and Concert Chorale for the 2025 spring concert performance.

Cappella Chamber Singers/Concert Chorale Spring Concert

Join the UTulsa School of Music for a recital performed by the David B. Waters String Quintet.

David B. Waters Trust String Quintet Recital

Join the UTulsa Wind Ensemble for a concert in the Lorton Performance Center’s Gussman Concert Hall.

UTulsa Wind Ensemble Concert

Tulsa community, join the UTulsa School of Music for a concert by the UTulsa Opera Theatre.

Opera Theatre Concert

Tulsa community, join the UTulsa Jazz Ensemble for a performance in the Lorton Performance Center’s Gussman Concert Hall.

UTulsa Jazz Ensemble

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 with Commentary – Robert Schumann – Liederkreis, Op. 39

Tulsa community, join the UTulsa School of Music for the Feagin Visiting Artist Recital.

Feagin Visiting Artist Recital

Concerts with Commentary – The Music of Carlos Salzedo: The Masterful Early 20th-Century Harpist

Tulsa community, join the UTulsa School of Music for a performance by the UTulsa Symphony Orchestra.

UTulsa Symphony Orchestra Concert

Concerts with Commentary – A Musical Travelogue

UTulsa students join the UTulsa School of Music for 2025 music auditions. All UTulsa students are invited to audition. For audition registration and more information, please contact the following faculty members: Instrumental auditions: david-carter@utulsa.edu Voice auditions: judith-raiford@utulsa.edu.

Concerts with Commentary – A Celtic Christmas with Vintage Wildflowers

One of the most beloved traditions of Advent and Christmas from England is a form of worship known as the “Festival of Lessons and Carols.” God’s Word is proclaimed and contemplated in a special sequence of readings, prayers, as well as choral and congregational songs. Our festival will feature readers from The University of Tulsa community and the Cappella Chamber Singers directed by Dr. Kim Childs. The service of lessons and carols was first conceived for use in the Truro Cathedral in the late nineteenth century. It was simplified and adapted for use in King’s College Chapel, Cambridge in 1918, by Dewan Eric Milner-White.

Tulsa community, join the UTulsa Jazz Ensemble for a performance in the Lorton Performance Center’s Gussman Concert Hall

Tulsa community, join the UTulsa Cappella Chamber Singers and Concert Chorale for the 2024 fall concert performance.

Join UTulsa for a string quintet recital by David B. Waters Trust artists-in-residence from the Tulsa Symphony.

Concerts with Commentary – States of Mind

Join the UTulsa Symphony Orchestra for the beginning of the 2024-2025 concert season.


Save the date for a TU Jazz Ensemble performance. Free and open to the public.

TU Jazz Ensemble

Tulsa community, join the UTulsa School of Music for a visiting artist recital by Isaiah Feken, a baritone.

Visiting Artist Recital: Isaiah Feken

Join the UTulsa School of Music for a Chorale Clinic with Kevin Pearson.



Cappella Chamber Singers Chorale Clinic

Concerts with Commentary – An Evening of Romantic Music

Join the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra at the Lorton Performance Center. Experience live orchestral music as the talented musicians of the Tulsa Symphony perform a captivating selection of classical and contemporary pieces.

Tulsa Symphony Orchestra at TU

Join the School of Music for 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 with Commentary – Family and Friends

The University of Tulsa School of Music presents the TU Vocal and Choral Camp every summer in July. This five-day summer camp is for high school-aged singers who love vocal and choral music. TU vocal faculty along with guest artists will guide students in the preparation of classical solos appropriate for auditions and contests in daily private lessons and masterclasses. The choral portion will feature choral literature specially selected for the camp and will include preparation of the All-State High School Mixed Choir audition repertoire for the coming year.

Vocal and Choral Summer Camp 2024

Discover your inner musician and join the University of Tulsa School of Music’s annual summer Jazz Camp! Experience the thrill of jazz music while learning from our expert instructors. Taking place from July 10-14, 2023, this week-long day camp is open to all music students, from ninth grade to college level, regardless of skill or experience. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to develop your musical talents and make new friends who share your passion for jazz!

Jazz Camp Summer 2024

Are you a young musician looking to hone your skills and reach your full potential? Look no further than The University of Tulsa’s music camps and workshops! Our programs offer unparalleled instruction from the distinguished experts at the TU School of Music. Hundreds of aspiring musicians from various regions have benefited from our instruction, and you can too. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity – contact Richard Wagner, Director of the School of Music at TU, to learn more!

Clarinet Camp Summer 2024

Are you a student who is passionate about music? Do you want to learn more about band performance and improve your skills? If so, don’t miss out on this opportunity! Our annual two-week day band camp is now open to students who are about to enter ninth grade up to recent high school graduates. The camp will take place from Monday, June 10 to Friday, June 21, starting at 8:30 a.m. until noon, and will be held at the TU Lorton Performance Center. Throughout the camp, you will have the chance to attend three full band concerts and learn from experienced instructors. This is a great chance to make new friends who share your passion for music while also improving your abilities. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity!

Summer Band Camp 2024

The TU Chamber Music Camp is a five-day program that starts on Monday morning and ends with a final showcase concert on Friday evening. The camp is designed for students who are currently enrolled in middle or high school and have a minimum of two years of playing experience. Seniors who have recently graduated are also welcome to attend. The activities of the camp include string orchestra, chamber group coaching, and private lessons. Each day, there will be brown bag performances by TU faculty, students, alumni, and guest artists in the lobby of the Lorton Performance Center, providing a relaxing break and an opportunity to connect with the faculty and other students. All the concerts are free and open to the public.

Summer String Chamber Music Camp 2024

Are you an intermediate to advanced level piano student in grades 9-12? Then you don’t want to miss out on the University of Tulsa’s summer piano camp! This five-day program, held from June 3-7, offers you the chance to work with TU piano faculty and attend seminars, workshops, and presentations designed to equip you with the necessary skills for a career in music or to simply enhance your life through music performance and informed listening.

Summer Piano Camp 2024

Mayfest, a beloved tradition in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has been celebrating the arts, culture, and community spirit since its inception in 1973. For five decades, Mayfest has been a vibrant showcase of creativity, featuring a diverse array of artists, musicians, performers and culinary delights. The festival is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Tulsa and a reflection of its dynamic arts scene.

2024 Mayfest

Guthrie Green

Mayfest, a beloved tradition in Tulsa, Oklahoma, has been celebrating the arts, culture, and community spirit since its inception in 1973. For five decades, Mayfest has been a vibrant showcase of creativity, featuring a diverse array of artists, musicians, performers and culinary delights. The festival is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of Tulsa and a reflection of its dynamic arts scene. 


Switchyard at Mayfest

Save the date for the annual TU Symphony President’s Concert. Free and open to the public.

TU Symphony President’s Concert

Save the date for the 2024 spring concert performance by TU Cappella Chamber Singers and Concert Choral.  Free and open to the public.

Trinity Episcopal Church Tulsa

Enjoy a concert and musical discussion with TU School of Music faculty.

Concerts with Commentary – Developing Variations

Save the date for a performance by the TU Wind Ensemble. Free and open to the public.

TU Wind Ensemble

Join the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities for a talk about a scholar and veteran writer for the New York Times Magazine and other publications considers how boxing and country music challenge writers to find the words to describe them and consider what they might mean.Sports and music share a deep resistance to language. The essential thing about each that makes it so appealing–bodies moving in space, sounds moving in time–is nonverbal, even anti-verbal. So it’s hard to express in words what matters most about sports or music, one reason why both subjects attract so much cliché and inspire other sorts of expressive response, like high fives and dancing.

Knockout Punches and Barroom Weepers: Writing About Sports and Music

101 Archer

TU Cappella Chamber Singers perform for Tuesday at Trinity at Trinity Episcopal Church.

Tuesday at Trinity – Cappella Chamber Singers

Save the date for an afternoon performance by the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra.

Students of the University of Tulsa and the Tulsa community are cordially invited to attend an event hosted by the College of Arts & Sciences, featuring a comprehensive exploration of the recording sessions of Grammy Award-winning artist Victoria Monet. This session will be led by Mack Mckinney, a Grammy Award-winning producer and songwriter. Following this insightful session, there will be an opportunity for an open critique of music created by students. Additionally, snacks and beverages will be provided on the 2nd floor of Tyrell Hall afterwards for a mixer.

Grammy Masterclass

Concerts with Commentary – An Evening in Paris: Violin and Piano Sonatas of Ravel and Debussy

Save the date! TU’s Cappella Chamber Singers, Tulsa Opera Signature Chorale and the TCC Signature Symphony perform Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony at the Van Trease Performing Arts Center on the TCC campus. Check back for ticketing information.

Cappella Chamber Singers – Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony

Tulsa Community College Southeast Campus

The notion of role responsibility plays a crucial role in professional ethics. Despite extensive discussions on role responsibility in fields such as medicine, engineering, business, journalism, and law, the exploration of this notion in the context of the classical music profession remains largely uncharted. This is surprising, especially given the significant attention that the concept of musical performance has received in recent decades. However, there is at least one crucial reason for this neglect. Compared to standard examples of occupations that bestow professional status (such as law, medicine, and engineering), music is a much more controversial case. This prompts a compelling question: can music truly be considered a profession?

Professional Ethics in Music

The Wind Ensemble, conducted by Matt Schepers, will perform Percy Grainger’s Colonial Song and Molly on the Shore, the first movement of Symphony in Bb for Band by Paul Hindemith, and the Florentiner March by Julius Fučík.

TU students join the School of Art, Design & Art History to enjoy light refreshments, mingle with other music-industry-minded individuals, and catch your last chance to visit with Ted Cohen, music and entertainment media industry veteran.

Music Industry Mixer

The Tulsa community is invited to join the School of Art, Design, & Art history to hear from media technology evangelist and futurist, Ted Cohen, and Philbrook CEO/President Scott Stulen for this discussion on the evolving role of technology, media, and interactivity in the music and art industries.

Interactivity, Audiences, and the Arts

TU students are invited to join the School of Art, Design, and Art History to hear from Ted Cohen – known throughout the national entertainment and technology community as a super connector, media technology evangelist and futurist – will present on the impact of AI and technology on the music and entertainment industry. This event will be held in the Bellovich Commons, 2nd floor of Rayzor Hall.

AI, Technology, and the Music Industry

The Tulsa community is invited to join the School of Music to enjoy a concert and musical discussion with TU School of Music faculty.

Concerts with Commentary – Night Songs: Lieder of Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Wolf, and Strauss

Enjoy a concert and musical discussion with TU School of Music faculty and guest artists.

Concerts with Commentary – Vintage Wildflowers in Concert

The TU community is invited to join the Kendall College of Arts & Sciences and the School of Music as we fill Tyrrell Hall with the sounds of music once again. Stop by Adelson Auditorium and listen to songs, arias, and carols performed by students in the School of Music while enjoying our weekly Snacks & Sips event.

Caroling with Kendall

Save the date for a performance by the TU Opera Theatre. Free and open to the public.

Opera Theatre

Save the date for a performance by the TU Jazz Ensemble. Free and open to the public.

TU students join the Association of International Students to celebrate diversity. We look forward to seeing you at the University of Tulsa International Bazaar, where we’ll embark on a journey around the world without leaving campus.

International Bazaar

TU fall concert performance featuring the Cappella Chamber Singers and Concert Chorale. Free and open to the public.

Concerts with Commentary – Piano for Two

TU community join the School of Music to listen to Julian Thomas, a stage and screen star and former Tulsan, talk about his career and take questions. He will be narrating Aaron Copland’s “Lincoln Portrait” with the Tulsa Symphony on Saturday, Nov. 11. Get tickets here.

A Conversation with Julian Thomas

The University of Tulsa Symphony Orchestra begins its 2023-2024 concert season with a performance celebrating the beginning of Homecoming Week. TU Professor Richard Wagner will conduct the orchestra in the suite from Pelléas and Mélisande by Gabriel Fauré, the overture to “The Wasps” by Vaughan Williams and an overture by Mikhail Glinka. TU alum and current adjunct professor Joshua Lowery will guest conduct music by Aaron Copland.

University of Tulsa Symphony Orchestra Homecoming concert

Concerts with Commentary – An Evening of Mostly Mozart

TU Cappella Chamber Singers perform at Saint John’s Episcopal Church in Tulsa. Free and open to the public.

The Tulsa Symphony Orchestra performs at The University of Tulsa’s Lorton Performance Center. Tickets required to attend. Please check back for additional information.

For more information, please contact Kim Childs at kim-childs@utulsa.edu.

The UTulsa Cappella Chamber Singers will perform at Tuesdays at Trinity. Join them at Trinity Episcopal Church for a free concert!

Cappella Chamber Singers – Tuesday at Trinity

You are invited to attend the David B. Waters Trust String Quartet Recital on The University of Tulsa campus.

Concerts with Commentary – Hugo Wolf-Spiritual Songs

Come for an evening of jazz music performed by the UTulsa Jazz Band.

UTulsa Jazz Band

The Wind Ensemble is UTulsa’s premier wind and percussion group, selected by audition at the beginning of each academic year. Admission is free and open to all!

UTulsa Wind Ensemble

Cappella Chamber Singers/Concert Chorale – Spring Concert at Trinity Episcopal Church.

Cappella Chamber Singers/Concert Chorale – Spring Concert

UTulsa Jazz Combos

UTulsa Symphony President’s Concerto-Aria Concert.

The University of Tulsa

Apr 7, 2026

Cappella Chamber Singers – Tuesday at Trinity

Apr 8, 2026

David B. Waters Trust String Quintet Recital

Apr 9, 2026

Concerts with Commentary – Hugo Wolf-Spiritual Songs

Apr 16, 2026

UTulsa Jazz Band

Apr 17, 2026

Opera Theatre

Mar 12, 2026

Concerts with Commentary – An Evening of Favorites

Mar 10 - May 12, 2026

SOMA Winds

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