This summer, a one-of-a-kind, international piano competition and festival is in its sixth year at Colorado State University, giving the public a rare opportunity to hear gifted pianists from around the world.
For the fifth consecutive year, Organ Week, a summer music camp and organ festival at Colorado State University, takes place the first full week of June.
Four CSU students have helped organize a special event to highlight food insecurity in the Fort Collins community on May 5.
The University Symphony Orchestra will fill the stage for the final time in the 2016-17 academic year this week, showcasing works old and new.
The Graduate Piano Trio was formed at CSU in fall 2016, bringing together some of the many remarkably talented musicians at Colorado State.
New Orleans is said to be the birthplace of jazz nearly 100 years ago, and for those who have never had the chance to make it to New Orleans and experience its origins, the Jazz Ensembles concert on April 13 at the University Center for the Arts is a great opportunity.
The CSU Men’s Chorus and University Choir will share the stage in their semi-annual performance at the University Center for the Arts on April 7.
Playwright and director Eric Prince and Wendy Ishii – founder and artistic director of Bas Bleu Theatre – have constructed a world premiere production for the Fort Collins theater community.
The finalists in the 2017 Singer of the Year competition, held on Feb. 25 in the Organ Recital Hall, really delivered on the promise of being some of the university’s best vocalists.