Faculty Recital: Todd Wedge, tenor with guest artist Brain Thorsett

This performance, Too Much Tenor, features tenors Brian Thorsett, guest performer and Assistant Professor of Music at Virginia Tech, and Todd Wedge, KSU Assistant Professor of Music in Voice.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/2019/thumbnail.jp

Chamber Singers, Chorale, and Men\u27s Ensemble with Symphony Orchestra

Kennesaw State University School of Music presents Chamber Singers, Chorale and Men\u27s Ensemble with KSU Symphony Orchestra featuring Jana Young, soprano, Eileen Moremen, alto, Todd Wedge, tenor and Oral Moses, bass.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/1735/thumbnail.jp

2016 Spring Opera Gala, Modern Mozart

Witness the timeless wit and splendor of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in KSU Opera Theatre\u27s 2016 Spring Opera Gala, Modern Mozart. This special performance features beloved scenes by the Classical master with a fresh, modern twist and absolutely no powdered wigs.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/1036/thumbnail.jp

Interchange III: Medium

Join the KSU School of Music and the Zuckerman Museum of Art for Interchange III, our third collaborative roving recital presented in the museum. This special performance features musical works selected to correspond with artwork and concepts presented in the ZMA’s fall exhibition, Medium. Journey through the museum’s galleries while listening to KSU faculty members perform works that explore liminal spaces, uneasy pasts, and mystical forces alongside art that does the same.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/1958/thumbnail.jp

Stories in Song : Voice Faculty Recital

The talented members of the KSU voice faculty present a special recital with the works of Britten, Schubert, and Schumann. Featured Faculty artists include: Todd Wedge, Heather Witt, Jana Young, and Dr.s Nathan Munson and Eric Jenkins.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/2307/thumbnail.jp

KSU Chorale, Chamber Singers and KSU Symphony Orchestra

The KSU School of Music presents a special performance featuring the KSU Symphony Orchestra, led by Director of Orchestral Studies Dr. Nathaniel Parker, and KSU Chamber Singers and University Chorale led by Dr. Leslie Blackwell, Director of Choral Activities. The program concludes with a performance of Mozart\u27s Requiem (K. 626) and will also include additional works performed during the first half: Ola Gjeilo\u27s The Rose performed by KSU Chamber Singers and Chorale and Michael Daugherty\u27s Red Cape Tango performed by KSU Symphony Orchestra.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/2181/thumbnail.jp

Faculty Recital: Twentieth-Century Songs of the British Isles

The talented members of the KSU voice faculty present an evening of 20th-century art songs of the British Isles featuring works by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Arnold Cooke, and Cecil Armstrong Gibbs. This performance includes soprano Jana Young, tenors Todd Wedge and Nathan Munson, clarinetist John Warren, pianist Eric Jenkins, and commentary by Dr. Edward Eanes, KSU professor of music history.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/2165/thumbnail.jp

Faculty Liederabend 2017

Kennesaw State University School of Music features Faculty Liederabend 2017 presenting Developments in German Art Song, Beethoven to Strauss.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/1870/thumbnail.jp

KSU Confucius Institute presents East Meets West Chinese-American Cultural Exchange Concert

Presented by the KSU Confucius Institute and KSU School of Music, this special performance will feature singers from the Yangzhou University College of Music with additional performances by faculty and students of the KSU School of Music. The program will include Chinese folk songs, poetry, art songs, and opera as well as works by Mozart, Puccini, Gluck, and more performed by soprano Ms. Di Sheng, soprano and Head of Vocal Music Teaching, Ms. Yan Lu, and baritone and Head of Music Performance Teaching, Mr. Ting Yao.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/2127/thumbnail.jp

Honors Voice Recital

One of the highlights of the KSU Bailey School of Music Voice Department is the prestigious Honors Recital. Upon recommendation from our panel of applied teachers, advanced singers are selected to perform in Bailey Hall to showcase their talent. Repertoire ranges from Handel to Hoiby and Bach to Bernstein in this gala evening for friends and family accompanied by our professional collaborative pianists. These singers have the opportunity to coach with visiting professional artists such as Metropolitan Opera Mezzo Soprano, Jennifer Larmore as well as artists from the Atlanta Opera. We are proud of the high level of singing and technical training that is a hallmark of our KSU Voice Department, and we are pleased to be able to offer this wonderful evening of vocal music to the public.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/2389/thumbnail.jp