The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde’s dazzling comedy of manners, wonders if finding out that you are who you have been pretending to be is an absolute triumph or total disaster. Jack and Algernon juggle their country lives and city lives as befits elegant young gentlemen. But they haven’t really reckoned with the wit and skill of Gwendolyn and Cicely, who know the value of having a sensational diary and want the veneration aristocratic young ladies must certainly deserve.

The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde’s dazzling comedy of manners, wonders if finding out that you are who you have been pretending to be is an absolute triumph or total disaster. Jack and Algernon juggle their country lives and city lives as befits elegant young gentlemen. But they haven’t really reckoned with the wit and skill of Gwendolyn and Cicely, who know the value of having a sensational diary and want the veneration aristocratic young ladies must certainly deserve.

The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde’s dazzling comedy of manners, wonders if finding out that you are who you have been pretending to be is an absolute triumph or total disaster. Jack and Algernon juggle their country lives and city lives as befits elegant young gentlemen. But they haven’t really reckoned with the wit and skill of Gwendolyn and Cicely, who know the value of having a sensational diary and want the veneration aristocratic young ladies must certainly deserve.

The Importance of Being Earnest, Oscar Wilde’s dazzling comedy of manners, wonders if finding out that you are who you have been pretending to be is an absolute triumph or total disaster. Jack and Algernon juggle their country lives and city lives as befits elegant young gentlemen. But they haven’t really reckoned with the wit and skill of Gwendolyn and Cicely, who know the value of having a sensational diary and want the veneration aristocratic young ladies must certainly deserve.

Join us for an afternoon concert featuring saxophone quartet music performed by Community Music students directed by Fred Winkler.

Admission is free. No tickets are required.

The Community Music Department of the School of Music at the University of Puget Sound is a year round, non-credit music program offering music lessons and classes for people of all ages. For more information about Community Music program and private music lessons for the public, call 253.879.3575 or visit pugetsound.edu/communitymusic

University of Puget Sound’s School of Music presents Brass Music Day! Join us for tuba, french horn, trombone, trumpet, and euphonium activities especially designed for students up to high-school age. Workshops, Masterclasses, individual lessons with University faculty, and Brass Band Clinics will be offered, culminating in a performance at the end of the day. 

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This public concert celebrates the musical achievements and learning that takes place during a five day music camp at the University of Puget Sound. Brass players ages 12-18 work throughout the week with expert university-affiliated faculty to get connected with other young musicians and develop their musical skills in a supportive, non-competitive environment. The camp is an annual program offered in partnership with Metro Parks Tacoma and the University's Community Music Department.

Come hear what our student musicians have learned this week at Puget Sound Brass Camp!

Join us for a free concert featuring solo music performed by voice students of Kathryn Lehmann from the University's Community Music Department. The program will include classical operatic music as well as musical theater show tunes and art songs.

Pianist, Jieun Yun, will perform with young and adult singers as a collaborative artist.

Admission is free. No tickets required. 

Join us for a free concert featuring solo and duo music performed by viola and violin students of Joyce Ramee from the University's Community Music Department. The program will celebrate the accomplishments of talented young and adult musicians representing a broad spectrum of experience levels. Pianist, Karen Ganz, will join the performers as a collaborative artist.

Admission is free. No tickets required.

Join us for a free concert featuring solo violin music performed by students of Gayane Grigoryan from the University's Community Music program. You will hear a variety of classical solo selections played by young children and teens.

This is the second of two student violin recitals on the same day.

Admission is free. No tickets required.