Looking for a refreshing way to make the most of your lunch break? Step outside and indulge in vibrant music performed by SOU’s Music Scholars

Watch the SOU Percussion Ensemble Concert on Tuesday, December 3rd to experience dynamic percussion concert featuring diverse musical styles.

Take a break and enjoy the sounds of the SOU Wind and Jazz Ensembles. Their concert on November 14 has the theme of Earth-based music.

When midterms are causing stress, there’s nothing better than rocking out to SOU’s Music Industry & Production Studies program, MUSIX!

The upcoming season of the Tutunov Piano Series promises a spectacular start – a grand prelude of prelude music featuring a performance by internationally acclaimed pianist Andrey Ponochevny.

Learn more about the up-and-coming Dr. Alexander Gonzalez, such as his methods to create an environment of learning and creativity.

With football season just around the corner, pep bands everywhere are getting their chops ready for the big fall games. The annual SOU Raider Band Camp will hit the ground running with a one-week camp Sept. 16-21 under the direction of Bryan Jeffs and is seeking brass instrumentalists.

Southern Oregon University will observe the 50th anniversary of the SOU Music Recital Hall’s Worth Harvey Pipe Organ – and the history behind it – with a celebration and concert at 2 pm. on Friday, August 23. The massive and much-celebrated pipe organ itself will be at center stage.

The SOU Percussion ensemble had a busy spring term planned with a trip to New York and much more. However, the travel plans had to be adjusted in accordance with the changes with SOU’s guidelines during COVID-19.
Taran McGuire, a senior this year, sees the new situation in a positive light. He states that SOU’s distance learning model is allowing for new creative solutions where all new ideas are welcome.

Oregon Center for the Arts students are finding new innovative ways to interact with their professors, fellow students, and community. OCA Music student Tatjana Luce recently completed 30 days of 30 seconds of music. When it came time to post the video Tatjana was innovative in editing the pieces together on her phone, adapting to utilize the technology she had on hand.