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Upcoming School of Music Concerts This April

BYU Music Ensembles Share Their Talents and Hard Work in a Variety of Concerts This March

February Brings You a Wide Variety of Concerts By Some of the Top Ensembles in the School of Music

Join The Boston Brass Quintet in their Big Brass Show “Christmas Bells Are Swingin’”

Brighten Your November and December With Uplifting Performances in the New Music Building

The National Jazz Museum Band Encourages Music Students to Find Their Rhythm

This October The School Of Music Offers Everything From Symphonic Music To Jazz Tunes

National Jazz Museum Band in Harlem and International Jazz Stars Play Tribute to Disney in BRAVO! Concert

Students From the College of Fine Arts and Communications (CFAC) Travel Nationally and Internationally to Gain Real-World Experience and Share Their Talents While Studying Abroad, Competing, Interning & Performing

Being the only Jazz Guitar Student hasn’t Prevented Jared Ferrin from Finding his Place in the Local Music Scene

Jazz Legacy Band and Jazz Combo put on Free Shows at BYU’s New Music Building

Jazz Ensemble and Syncopation Will Perform Beloved Hits During “A Night on Broadway”

The Jazz Showcase Will be the First Concert of the Season for Several of BYU’s Nationally Recognized Jazz Groups

BYU's Jazz Ensemble Won Several Awards at the Exclusive Invitation-Only Competition

Name: Ray Smith

Teuscher — from Vancouver, Washington — will graduate with a BM in commercial music on April 24, 2020

BYU student jazz group Synthesis traveled to the Caribbean to learn from native-Caribbean jazz legends and bless others through musical performances and service in the local communities The BYU jazz band Synthesis is known throughout the world for their performances that combine the best of swing, blues, jazz, Latin and fusion to create something truly spectacular. This summer, the group left Provo and headed to the Caribbean for the unique musical and service opportunities that awaited them in Florida, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic and Cuba. “This tour in the Caribbean helped me to see that people are people, and they love their culture and music,” said Beth Campbell, a vocalist in Synthesis. “It was amazing to see the kind of music and dancing that they enjoyed. I wish we experienced more of that in the United States!” In addition to sharing their musical talent with audience members, they were able to give service and interact with locals. During their time in the Dominican Republic, Synthesis members stopped at La Victoria National Penitentiary in Santo Domingo to render service. Six students from the group were chosen to perform various songs from their tour program to 300 inmates. After their performance, members of Synthesis passed out hygiene kits to the inmates who were touched by this gesture of goodwill and generosity. Read the full story at music.byu.edu.

The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra performed with Chick Corea at BYU