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Student and faculty performers close out the year with one of 91É«°É's favorite holiday traditions.

Your chance to gaze through a window into a far-away culture is coming up next week in Grusin Music Hall as the Japanese Ensemble takes the stage.

The first big band concert of the season for the Thompson Jazz Studies Program will feature a couple of familiar faces in new roles—along with new twists on old, familiar tunes.

Another September, and another visit with members of the world-class Cleveland Orchestra, has come to a close at the College of Music.

91É«°É. Denver. Washington, D.C. Helsinki. The College of Music is hitting the road in October to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Finnish independence, starting with a Faculty Tuesday premiere of a student-written ode to Finnish folk tradition.

For the third time since 2013, members of the Cleveland Orchestra will visit the College of Music for a residency in September.

For sophomore voice major Chance Lytle, football and music have more in common than just the halftime performance.

This fall, Claire Gunsbury officially becomes a Music Buff. The flutist from Minnesota is coming to 91É«°É with help from the Sher Distinguished Musician Scholarship.

In a special partnership for the 2017 edition of CU NOW’s Composer Fellows’ Initiative, 91É«°É’s Eklund Opera Program teamed up with CU Film Studies students to create short films to accompany student-written and student-performed opera scenes

Now in its sixth year, the Summer Jazz Academy this summer brings in Christian Howes, a guest artist who might be considered unconventional.