Join harpist Jacqueline Pollauf for a mini-concert of the music of Alphonse Hasselmans (1845–1912). Born in Belgium, Hasselmans spent his life in France, teaching at the Paris Conservatoire, performing, and composing beautiful character sketches for solo harp.

As part of its CIRCA Presents series, the Center for Innovation, Research and Creativity in Arts presents pianist Daniel Pesca, who will speak on Collaborations and Inspirations.

The Department of Music presents pianist Daniel Pesca in concert. The program features works by Alison Yun-Fei Jiang and Aaron Travers, as well as two major works Pesca composed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Standards from the keyboard literature by Bach and Fauré round out the program.

The Department of Music presents the Bergamot Quartet, a dynamic string ensemble described by The Baltimore Sun as "radiating with an urgency to communicate something fascinating and rare." 
The quartet's performance will feature works by UMBC student composers, including Kathryn Blake, Lynn Dixon, CJ Escobar, Jeremy Keaton, Veronica Maidoh, and Jeffrey Martin.

Join harpist Jacqueline Pollauf for a mini-concert of the music of Sergiu Natra.

Join harpist Jacqueline Pollauf for a mini-concert of the transcriptions of Marcel Grandjany, featuring music by Respighi, Handel and others.

Audrey Andrist, pianist and affiliate artist with UMBC's Department of Music, will be featured on Classical WETA (90.9 FM) on the program Front Row Washington, performing solo and chamber works by Brahms.

Enjoy the Department of Music's jazz ensembles performing works by Charlie Parker, Count Basie, Kenny Wheeler, Thad Jones, Wayne Shorter, and others!

The UMBC Percussion Ensemble presents an outdoor concert, directed by Tom Goldstein and originally performed on November 14. The evening's performance will include works by Pauline Oliveros, Angela Lawrence, Jared Denhard, Jeffrey Martin, and John Cage.

The Department of Music presents the Honors Showcase, featuring students selected by audition to present their creative work. The program will include works by Bach, Mozart, and Elliott Carter, as well as works by student composers Jeffrey Martin and Kathryn Blake. The Showcase includes a celebration of the contributions and creative energy of Dr. E. Michael Richards, who retires this fall after many years of service to the department and the university community, including a long-standing tenure as the director of the UMBC Symphony.

Join harpist Jacqueline Pollauf for a mini-concert of music by Johann Sebastian Bach.

The UMBC Jazz Ensemble under the direction of Matt Belzer will be joined by master saxophonist Charlie Young in a celebration of the centenary of composer Charlie Parker (1920–1955).

The Department of Music presents the HYPERCUBE music ensemble, which will livestream a pre-recorded performance featuring works by Farzia Fallah, Joshua Mallard, María Lihuen Sirvent, Eric Wubbels, and Alex Ring Gray.

The Department of Music presents flutist Lisa Cella, who will perform a concert of recent compositions for alto and bass flute, including works by Florence Anna Maunders, João Pedro Oliveira, Philip Czapłowski, and Stephen de Filippo.

The Center for Innovation, Research and Creativity in the Arts (CIRCA) presents an artist talk by Pamela Z. Through video and audio examples and live demonstration, composer/performer and interdisciplinary artist Pamela Z will share her work and her process and will discuss the increasingly blurred lines between disciplines in her practice.

The Center for Innovation, Research and Creativity in the Arts (CIRCA) presents Pamela Z, who will perform Other Rooms, a program consisting of short solo works for voice, real-time electronic processing, sampled sounds, wireless gesture controllers. The performance, which will combine composed works with a few improvisational pieces, will include stand-alone concert-works as well as excerpts from her larger intermedia performance works.

The Department of Music presents the Strata ensemble in the first of two performance, featuring works by Béla Bartók, Carl Reinecke, Rebecca Clarke, and John B. Hedges. A second performance on April 9 will highlight works by UMBC student composers.

The Department of Music presents the Strata ensemble in the second of two performances, featuring works by UMBC student composers. (The first performance on April 8 features works by Béla Bartók, Carl Reinecke, Rebecca Clarke, and John Hedges.)