Choral

The University of Kentucky School of Music presents the second annual "On Parade" concert, featuring an array of performing ensembles from the College of Fine Arts including:
The UK Wind Symphony
UK Percussion Ensemble
UK Choirs
Members of UK Opera Theatre
Faculty Brass Quintet

Reserved Seating.

Free Advance tickets available for all UK Students with student ID at the SCFA ticket office. Free Advance tickets not available on the day of show.

University of Kentucky Choirs Spring Concert in the SCFA Concert Hall featuring the Men's Chorus, Choristers, and Women's Choir.

Reserved Seating.

Free Advance tickets available for UK Students with student ID at the SCFA ticket office. Free Advance tickets not available on the day of show.

The Kentucky Bach Choir presents J. S. Bach's Palm Sunday cantata "Himmelskönig, sei willkommen".

They will be joined by the University of Kentucky Chorale to perform two settings of "Dixit Dominus" one by G. F. Handel and one by Claudio Monteverdi from his Vespers.

The concert will feature soloists and chamber orchestra.

Marlon Hurst, Artistic Director of the Kentucky Bach Choir and Dr. Jefferson Johnson, conductor of the UK Chorale will co-conduct the concert.

It’s a Grand Night for Singing! 2019 will hold auditions for ages under 16 on Wednesday, March 27, 6-9 pm at the Schmidt Vocal Arts Center.
CALL TO SCHEDULE AN AUDITION TIME : 859-257-9331.
If you have NOT been in Grand Night before, a short dance call will be held Thursday, March 28: 
6 pm for ages 9 -12
7 pm for ages 13 – 15 
8 pm for adults 16 and over.
Please prepare an upbeat Broadway or pop song. An accompanist will be provided.

It’s a Grand Night for Singing! 2019 will hold auditions for adults 16 and up on Monday and Tuesday, March 25 & 26th 
from 6 – 9 pm at the Schmidt Vocal Arts Center.
CALL TO SCHEDULE AN AUDITION TIME : 859-257-9331.
For those under 16 the auditions will be Wednesday, March 27 from 6 – 9pm.
If you have NOT been in Grand Night before a short dance call will be held Thursday, March 28: 
6 pm for ages 9 -12
7 pm for ages 13 – 15 
8 pm for adults 16 and over.

It’s a Grand Night for Singing! 2019 will hold auditions for adults 16 and up on Monday and Tuesday, March 25 & 26th 
from 6 – 9 pm at the Schmidt Vocal Arts Center.
CALL TO SCHEDULE AN AUDITION TIME : 859-257-9331.
For those under 16 the auditions will be Wednesday, March 27 from 6 – 9pm.
If you have NOT been in Grand Night before a short dance call will be held Thursday, March 28: 
6 pm for ages 9 -12
7 pm for ages 13 – 15 
8 pm for adults 16 and over.

Endless Lines is DMA candidate Kaitlin Bove's graduate conducting recital at University of Kentucky in partial fulfillment of her doctorate of musical arts in wind conducting.

The program features the UK Wind Symphony and UK Choristers on the Singletary Concert Hall Stage on the campus of University of Kentucky in Lexington, Kentucky.

Program:

Colonial Song - Grainger ed. Rogers/Pogorelova/Ambrose

Emily Redden, soprano; Houston Tyrrell, tenor

Partita for 8 Voices - Shaw trans. Bove

The Singletary Center Signature Series presents AMADEUS LIVE with the UK Symphony Orchestra & UK Chorale in the SCFA Concert Hall.

In celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the UK School of Music, the Singletary Center for the Arts presents AMADEUS LIVE with the UK Symphony Orchestra under the direction of conductor John Nardolillo and the UK Chorale directed by Dr. Jefferson Johnson.

The Singletary Center Signature Series presents AMADEUS LIVE with the UK Symphony Orchestra & UK Chorale in the SCFA Concert Hall.

In celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the UK School of Music, the Singletary Center for the Arts presents AMADEUS LIVE with the UK Symphony Orchestra under the direction of conductor John Nardolillo and the UK Chorale directed by Dr. Jefferson Johnson.

The Lexington Singers present “Messiah: A Christmas Story" in the SCFA Concert Hall featuring selections from the time-honored "Messiah" by George Frideric Handel, as well as other sacred and seasonal favorites to tell the Christmas story as never before told. American tenor and Metropolitan Opera star Gregory Turay will headline the all-star cast of soloists.