Enjoy a medley of musical pieces performed in rapid succession, creating a concert experience that is fast-paced, fun, and engaging! This annual concert is an audience favorite featuring all School of Music vocal and instrument ensembles with faculty and students performing together!
Tickets: $15, general; $10, sr. citizens, military, Puget Sound faculty and staff; $5 students.
Musical Revolutions will explore moments throughout music history where composers challenged conventions, blended influences, and reshaped musical culture. The program will trace artistic disruption and innovation across eras, highlighting works that pushed boundaries and changed the musical landscape.
Join us for this Schneebeck Organ Series concert performed by American concert organist Wyatt Smith. This is the final program of the year featuring music by Dietrich Buxtehude, and Johann Sebastian Bach, inspired by Bach's 200-mile trek to study with Buxtehude in 1705.
Celebrating the start of Beethoven's 200th anniversary year, this concert will feature music by Johann Georg Albrechtsberger, Johann Christian Rinck, and more, showcasing organ music during Beethoven's life.
The School of Music is pleased to present the 30th Annual Bethel Schneebeck Organ Recital performed by American concert organist Wyatt Smith. The program, honoring Bethel Schneebeck, will celebrate 250 years of organ music in America, featuring music composed from 1976 to the present day.
Mrs. Schneebeck, Puget Sound parent, grandparent, and friend, was a long-time community leader along with her husband, Ed Schneebeck. She was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Arts degree in 1982, and in 1989, the Fritts organ in Kilworth Memorial Chapel was dedicated and named for Mrs. Schneebeck.
The School of Music is pleased to present this year's Bethel Schneebeck Organ Series featuring American concert organist Wyatt Smith.
Mrs. Schneebeck, Puget Sound parent, grandparent, and friend, was a long-time community leader along with her husband, Ed Schneebeck. She was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Arts degree in 1982, and in 1989, the Fritts organ in Kilworth Memorial Chapel was dedicated and named for Mrs. Schneebeck.
Tacoma pianists perform the 32 piano sonatas of Beethoven alongside their esteemed teachers on the 200th anniversary of his death.
The 2026 Puget Sound Keyboard Series presents Tacoma pianists performing the 32 piano sonatas of Beethoven alongside their esteemed teachers on the 200th anniversary of his death.
The School of Music invites you to the 2026 Puget Sound Keyboard Weekend featuring a variety of activities for students, teachers, and the community. The schedule will include an informal tour and discussion of the piano department, demonstrations, a keyboard "petting zoo," a master class featuring a special guest artist, and a showcase concert featuring Ronaldo Rolim, piano, assistant professor of music.
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