- Upcoming Events -

The Kaushiki Chakraborty Experience

Sunday, September 16 | 7pm | Old Cabell Hall | Free, tickets required

The McIntire Department of Music and SPICMACAY will co-present a concert featuring internationally-acclaimed classical vocalist Kaushiki Chakrabarty, accompanied by Kedar Sudhir Naphade (harmonium) and Ojas Yogesh Adhiya (tabla). Kaushiki Chakraborty has been described by the BBC as “one of the brightest emerging artists in Indian vocal music.”
Free tickets will be available at the door starting at 6pm on 9/16.

Lecture-Demonstration on Hindustani Music

Monday, September 17 | 4-5:30pm | UVA International Center | Free

Kaushiki Chakraborty accompanied by Kedar Sudhir Naphade (harmonium) and Ojas Yogesh Adhiya (tabla) will hold a free workshop with students and faculty, on aesthetics and improvisation in Hindustani music. Sponsored by the McIntire Department of Music and SPICMACAY.

Technosonics XIX - VOICES

The TechnoSonics Festival returns for its 19th year, with the theme of Voices, spanning three days of concerts and colloquia. Featured guests include John and
Maureen Chowning, WAI & their Maori Electronica Roots (WAI is the Maori word for Water), and Dan Joseph.Visit music.virginia.edu/technosonics-xix-voices for more information.
9/21, 2pm- John Chowning Colloquium, 113 OCH
9/21, 8pm- Concert I, Old Cabell Hall
9/22, 8pm- Concert II, The Bridge
9/23, 8pm- Concert III, Old Cabell Hall

John Chowning Colloquium

Friday, September 21 | 2:00pm | 113 Old Cabell Hall

The UVA McIntire Department of Music presents a colloquium by John Chowning at 2pm on Friday September 21^st in room 113 Old Cabell Hall. The talk is free and open to the public. Click here for more information.

TechnoSonics XIX - Voices: Concert 1

Friday, September 21 | 8:00pm | Old Cabell Hall

Technosonics XIX: Voices Concert I starts the Technosonics XIX series on Friday, September 21st at 8pm in Old Cabell Hall is free and open to the public.This is the first concert of this years TechnoSonics Festival. Click here for more information.

TechnoSonics XIX - Voices: Concert 2

Saturday, September 22 | 8:00pm | The Bridge

The UVA McIntire Department of Music and The Bridge Progressive Arts Initiative continue the Technosonics XIX festival, September 22 at 8pm at The Bridge with Concert II. Click here for more information.

TechnoSonics XIX - Voices: Concert 3 WAI

Sunday, September 23 | 8:00pm | Old Cabell Hall

Technosonics XIX continues with its third and final concert featuring WAI and the Econosono Ensemble. Wai and EcoSono explore intercultural histories through the exchange of musical invention in collaboration with the environment. More Information

Michael Veal Colloquium

Friday, September 28 | 3:30pm | 107 Old Cabell Hall

The McIntire Department of Music presents a colloquium by Michael Veal on Friday, September 28th at 3:30pm in 107 Old Cabell Hall. More Information

Richard Will: Know the Score Pre-Concert Lecture

Saturday, September 29 | 7:15pm | Minor Hall | Free

The Charlottesville Symphony is pleased to offer free Pre-Concert Lectures, led by the McIntire Department of Music Professor Richard Will, before all Saturday night Masterworks performances during the 2018-19 season. Pre-Concert Lectures are free and begin 45 minutes prior to Saturday night performances (7:15pm).

Charlottesville Symphony

September 29 | 8pm | Old Cabell Hall | $10-$45 for adults / $10 for students / UVA Students can reserve 1 Free ticket

September 30 | 3:30pm | Martin Luther King Performing Arts Center | $10-$45 for adults / $10 for students / UVA Students can reserve 1 Free ticket

The Symphony's season opens with Sibelius’s majestic Second Symphony and a rarely-heard gem: York Bowen’s grandly romantic Viola Concerto of 1907, featuring Principal Viola Ayn Balija. BOWEN Viola Concerto in C minor, Op. 25 (1907) 36' MUSGRAVE Song of the Enchanter (1990) 5’ SIBELIUS Symphony No. 2 in D Major, Op. 43 (1902) 43’. More Information.

Symphony Subscriptions

Following Benjamin Rous's triumphant inaugural season as Music Director of the Charlottesville Symphony at the University of Virginia, demand for tickets is at an all-time high! 2018-19 season subscriptions are now on sale to the general public. Experience the thrill of live performances as the orchestra that everyone is talking about presents a stunning showcase of classical favorites, new discoveries, and an extraordinary line-up of guest artists. Season ticket holders receive the best seats at the best prices, free ticket exchange and lost ticket replacement privileges, and early-bird access to seats for the popular Family Holiday Concerts with the UVA University Singers. Click here for program and purchase information.

- Student, Faculty, & Staff News -

African Studies Colloquium with Tracey Stewart

Wednesday, September 26 | 3:30-5:00pm | Minor Hall 110

Graduate Student Tracey Stewart will be featured in the African American and African Studies Department Colloquium Series on September 26.

Music Department Internships

We are currently accepting applications for the following unpaid internships:

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- Affiliated Events -

Charlottesville Chamber Music Festival - continues through 9/23

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Charlottesville Chamber Music Festival

Thursday, September 12 | 7:30pm | Old Cabell Hall | $18-$25 tickets

Tonight, David Lang's Sweet Air and Isang Yun's Clarinet Quintet No. 1 will be featured in the fourth concert of the Charlottesville Chamber Music Festival. Visit http://www.cvillechambermusic.org/2018-festival.html for more info.

- Other Information -

Practice Module Hours:

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