Join us for the spring choral concert, Sing into Spring, featuring the Adelphian Concert Choir conducted by Steven Zopfi and the Puget Sound Singers conducted by Erin Guinup '96. The program will include Hanson's Song of Democracy, and music by Gimon, Howoseb, Hagenberg, and Thompson.
Enjoy Puget Sound’s Chamber Music Concert II directed by Alistair MacRae featuring student groups from across the School of Music. The program for April 19 will include works by François Devienne, Camille Saint-Saëns, Vincent Persichetti, Piotr Tchaikovsky, and more. View the program
Enjoy Puget Sound’s Chamber Music Concert I directed by Alistair MacRae featuring student groups from across the School of Music. The program for April 18 will include works by Antonín Dvořák, Amy Beach, Juri Seo, Edvard Grieg, Ludwig van Beethoven, and more. View the program
Join us for the Puget Sound Concert Band and Wind Ensemble spring concert conducted by Gerard Morris, Rae Kertzner '26, and Jackson Jay '26; joined by piano soloist Jack Kuntz '26. The program, inspired by Dr. Seuss's classic book Oh, the Places You'll Go, will include New Places composed by Dong-In Danny Choi; Pure Imagination, composed by Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley; Love the Adventure, composed by Darryl Johnson II; May the Road Rise to Meet You, arranged by Jim Stephenson; and more!
The Adelphian Concert Choir, conducted by Steven Zopfi will perform a home concert following their spring tour at New York's Carnegie Hall. The program, titled From England with Love, will feature Maria Sampen, violin, and Jinshil Yi '14, piano, performing "In Windsor Forest" and "Serenade to Music" by Ralph Vaughan Williams. Admission is complimentary.
Join us for an evening with the Puget Sound Jazz Orchestra directed by Jeff Chang. The program, From Havana to the Heartland, will include music by Machito, Paquita D. Rivera, Pat Metheny, and Bob Mintzer.
Italian-Ghanaian filmmaker Fred Kuwornu joins us on campus for a screening of We Were Here – The Untold History of Black Africans in Renaissance Europe with an interdisciplinary Chism grant for “Visible Histories: Reframing the African Presence in Renaissance Europe.”
Celebrate Pride with your LGBTQ+ campus community and Tacoma on April 10th! With participation from queer student artists, Tacoma community members, local drag artists, and more! From 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. with a special coffee cart hosted by Diversions Cafe! Open to the entire campus community.
E.J. Crocker, Brady McCowan, and Brady Kish - all Puget Sound alums whose musical talents regularly grace local clubs and events - provide a free welcome back to the spring semester concert.
Presented by ASUPS Northwest Sounds
