Enjoy Puget Sound's Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Anna Jensen, as they present Fate, performing works by Lara Simpson and Pyotr Tchaikovsky. For this concert, we are delighted to welcome guest conductor and Puget Sound alumnus William Dyer.

This annual event showcases our graduating seniors’ incredible talent and creativity, offering a glimpse into their artistic journeys throughout their time here at the University of Puget Sound.

Join us for a student recital featuring Isabella Brady '24, cello, performing works by Bach, Webern, Rachmaninoff, and Smyth, with Isabella Jie and Tarra Winslow '24, piano. Isabella is a student of Alistair MacRae majoring in cello performance.

Join us for a student recital featuring Larissa Gaulke '24, soprano with Jessica Hall, piano and Levi Walsh '24, clarinet, performing works by Rossini, Schubert, Boulanger, Donizetti, and more. Larissa is a student of Dawn Padula majoring in vocal performance.

Join us for a student recital featuring Connor Adams '24, cello, performing works by Piatti, Gabrielli, Esmail, Messiaen, and Shostakovich. Connor is a student of Alistair MacRae.

Enjoy a variety of short performances by Puget Sound music students. This week's event will feature the following performers:

Collins Library is excited to announce an upcoming exhibit, The World Through Abby’s Eyes. The exhibit will be on display in Collins library from January 8, 2024 – May 11, 2024. The World Through Abby’s Eyes, is about the nuanced life of women in the American West in the early twentieth century. The focal point of the exhibit will be Tacoma resident Abby Williams Hill (1861-1943).

Join us for a student recital featuring Avi Graf '25, cello, performing works by Bach, Chopin, Popper, Meyer, Metheny, and more; accompanied by Jinshil Yi, piano; Brook Jones '24, bass; and Paulie Maturo '24, drums. Avi is a student of Alistair MacRae.

Join us for this annual, community favorite featuring the Symphony Orchestra and Wind Ensemble with student conductors as we celebrate the close to this eventful, academic year. 

Due to current weather conditions, we are moving indoors to Schneebeck Concert Hall. We look forward to seeing you there!

This event is part of Japan Week 2024, sponsored by the Japanese Language & Culture and Asian Studies Programs.