DISCOVER THE MAGIC OF MUSIC WITH US 25-26
The College of Music proudly invites you to the 2025–26 season— celebrating 125 years of music, excellence, and community. What began in 1900 with just one initial teacher of vocal and instrumental music has grown into one of the nation’s premier music institutions. This milestone year honors our rich legacy while spotlighting the bold, diverse voices shaping our future.
Our celebratory season features a historic performance by the University Symphony Orchestra, presenting an all-women ensemble in tribute to our founding orchestra and its storied tradition as a women’s college. You’ll also experience dynamic performances by our outstanding students, renowned faculty, and guest artists from around the globe, including Grammy-winning pianist Helen Sung with the Honors Jazz Combo, the Akropolis Reed Quintet, and Kendell Marvel.
From Respighi’s Pines of Rome to Massenet’s Cendrillon to choral festivals, there’s something for every listener. Become a member of the University Musical Associates to support the next generation of musicians and be part of this historic season.
Join us as we honor the past, celebrate the present, and look forward to the next 125 years of music at FSU!
OUR CONCERT SERIES
Our Concert Series is a great way to begin your FSU music experience as we feature our professionallevel ensembles throughout the season. Join us for an evening of inspired performances of choral, orchestral or wind music or get your jazz fix with our big bands and combo nights.
OUR CONCERT SERIES
SEPTEMBER
UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA (RDCH)
The University Symphony Orchestra opens the 25-26 season with Respighi’s majestic Pines of Rome, and welcomes Molly Reid, winner of the Doctoral Concerto Competition, in a performance of Ravel’s stunning Piano Concerto for the Left Hand.
WIND ORCHESTRA (RDCH)
The University Wind Orchestra honors Dr. James Croft (Director of Bands, 1981-2003) with Ticheli’s Symphony No. 2 and his own arrangement of Who Puts His Trust in God
Most Just—a tribute to his enduring legacy.
OCTOBER
9 18 1-2 19 26 11 13 30-31
NOVEMBER
FALL OPERA: MASSENET’S CENDRILLON (RDCH)
UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA WITH GEORGE SPEED (RDCH)
The University Symphony Orchestra welcomes George Speed, bass, as they open the program with Koussevitsky’s powerful Double Bass Concerto and continues with Mahler’s radiant Symphony No. 4.
HONORS JAZZ COMBO WITH HELEN SUNG (OMH)
Don’t miss this unforgettable collaboration! The FSU Honors Jazz Combo joins acclaimed pianist and 2021 Guggenheim Fellow Helen Sung for a dynamic set of original works and jazz standards.
FALL
OPERA: MASSENET’S CENDRILLON (RDCH)
FSU Opera presents Massenet’s Cendrillon—a magical tale of love, mystery, and fancy footwear. Will love triumph before the clock strikes midnight? (French with English supertitles.)
The show must go on, in November! Join us for two more performances of Cendrilion, culminating in a final Sunday matinée performance November 2 at 3:00 pm.
UNIVERSITY SINGERS: A POET SINGS (RDCH)
Members of University Singers will explore texts of William Blake, Emily Dickinson, Sara Teasdale, and Walt Whitman through the settings of Jonathan Dove, Dan Forrest, Lukas Foss, Jocelyn Hagen and Andrea Ramsey.
Concert begins at 3:00 pm
WIND ENSEMBLE: SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW (RDCH)
The Wind Ensemble presents “Something Old, Something New”—a dynamic mix of classic wind band favorites and exciting new works by emerging composers.
APRIL
SPRING 2026
JANUARY
SPRING OPERA: MOZART’S COSÌ FAN TUTTE (OMH)
FSU Opera presents Mozart’s Così fan tutte, a witty comedy of love built on assumed identities, gamesmanship, and passion. (Italian with English supertitles.) Sunday matinée at 3pm
FESTIVAL OF NEW MUSIC LARGE ENSEMBLE CONCERT (RDCH)
Don’t miss this thrilling program featuring music from our guest composer, Pulitzer Prize recipient Julia Wolfe. The USO and Wind Orchestra will also present new works selected from the hundreds of submissions as part of the 2026 Festival of New Music.
FEBRUARY
31 21
UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA WITH HANA BELOGLAVEC (RDCH)
Back by popular demand, the University Symphony Orchestra performs Stravinsky’s riot-starting Rite of Spring and Dani Howard’s Trombone Concerto, featuring faculty trombonist Hana Beloglavec.
MARCH
JAZZ ENSEMBLE I (RDCH)
FSU Jazz Ensemble I welcomes Jazz at Lincoln Center trombonist Vincent Gardner for an evening of swinging originals and timeless jazz. Don’t miss this exceptional collaboration!
UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA (OMH)
Celebrate 100 years of Orchestra at FSU! Join us as the women of the USO honor this historic milestone in our history by replicating that first 1926 orchestra concert of the then Florida State College for Women. Led by FSU alumna Dr. Alexandra Dee. 10 25
9-12 9 14 18 22
UNIVERSITY PHILHARMONIA (RDCH)
The College of Music’s premiere undergraduate orchestra presents a night of lavishly beautiful music in Ruby Diamond Concert Hall.
WIND ENSEMBLE
AMERICA 250: A CELEBRATION (RDCH)
Join the University Wind Ensemble and University Singers as they celebrate America’s semiquincentennial with Howard Hanson’s Song of Democracy and other rousing works.
UNIVERSITY SINGERS AND CHAMBER CHOIR (RDCH)
The University Chamber Choir presents Whitacre’s The Sacred Veil, featuring faculty cellist Greg Sauer, followed by a selection of spring tour favorites from the University Singers.
WIND ORCHESTRA (RDCH)
Join the University Wind Orchestra for their final concert of the 25-26 season, featuring Schwantner’s grounbreaking compostion …and the mountains rising nowhere. All concerts begin at 7:30 pm unless otherwise specified
MAY
SUMMER OPERA: MUHLY’S DARK SISTERS (OMH)
29-30
FSU Opera presents Muhly’s Dark Sisters, a gripping contemporary opera about one woman’s fight to escape a polygamist sect. Inspired by true events, Muhly’s opera is a stark portrayal of coercion, faith, and the painful pursuit of autonomy. (English with supertitles.)
HOUSEWRIGHT VIRTUOSO SERIES
The Housewright Virtuoso Series features renowned artists from around the world and from our esteemed faculty in the College of Music. This unique and eclectic series provides a rich array of musical styles presented by some of the most distinguished artists in the music world.
September
DOHNÁNYI CHAMBER
PLAYERS (OMH)
Mozart, Brahms, and Dohnányi will fill the air in an evening of captivating chamber music by this esteemed faculty ensemble including Jonathan Holden, clarinet, Shannon Thomas, violin, Greg Sauer, cello, Read Gainesford, piano and special guest violist Adela Shagidullina.
October
MAY I HAVE THIS DANCE?
FACULTY SHOWCASE I (OMH)
“May I Have This Dance?” celebrates global dance-inspired music with faculty performers and live dancers. Featuring works by Chopin, Piazzolla, Schoenfeld, and more in a vibrant, immersive showcase.
AKROPOLIS REED QUINTET (OMH)
Celebrating their 16th season as “a sonically daring ensemble who specializes in performing new works with charisma and integrity” (BBC Music Magazine), the GRAMMY® Award-winning Akropolis Reed Quintet have taken the chamber music scene by storm!
RICKY IAN GORDON (LON)
Ricky Ian Gordon, a prominent American composer known for his art songs, operas, and musical theatre works, returns to FSU! Join voice students and faculty as they present works by this featured guest.
November
9 21 23 5 24
CHORAL FESTIVAL WITH ANDREA RAMSEY (RDCH)
Join Levana, guest conductor Dr. Andrea Ramsey, and treble singers from Leon County Schools for an evening of music celebrating the treble voice!
Concert begins at 6:00 pm
2025-2026
January
22
STRANGE BEDFELLOWS
FACULTY SHOWCASE II (OMH)
Enter a world of fantastical musical tales full of rarely performed works including Crumb’s Vox Balaenae. This unique program celebrates unexpected musical friendships.
30
February
6
BANG ON A CAN ALL STARS (OMH)
The Bang on a Can All-Stars bring their boundary-breaking sound to FSU! This acclaimed ensemble blends classical, jazz, rock, and more in a bold celebration of today’s most innovative music.
JÖRGEN VAN RIJEN (DRH)
Join international trombone soloist Jörgen van Rijen, principal of the Concertgebouw Orchestra, for a virtuosic recital in Dohnányi Recital Hall.
KRISTAN TOCZKO (OMH)
Classical harpist turned social media personality Kristan Toczko electrifies audiences with video game favorites and rock classics—from Zelda to Metallica—in a stunning recital featuring selections from her Billboard-charting album, Rock Echoes.
March
13 10
KHEMIA ENSEMBLE (OMH)
Khemia Ensemble blends chamber music with rock, pop, theater, and folk influences, and features and all the lives we lived, a newly commissioned work by Anuj Bhutani.
HOUSEWRIGHT VIRTUOSO SERIES
Formed in 1992, the Bang on a Can All-Stars are recognized worldwide for their ultradynamic live performances and recordings of today’s most innovative music. Join us for their first visit to FSU and our Festival of New Music.
“A fiercely aggressive group, combining the power and punch of a rock band with the precision and clarity of a chamber ensemble.” – The New York Times
SPECIAL EVENTS
These events are ticketed, stand-alone events (not part of the Concert or Housewright Virtuoso Series). UMA members receive advanced purchase opportunities for tickets to these events as part of their membership benefits.
OUR PARTNERSHIP WITH OPENING NIGHTS
Opening Nights and the College of Music continue their partnership to present world-class performances that enrich the community and connect students with industry professionals. Through masterclasses and artist talks, students explore musicianship, entrepreneurship, and community impact. The 2025–2026 season features Kendell Marvel, Nicole Zuraitis with Faculty Jazz, Boston Brass and Imani Winds, and the Sphinx Virtuosi with violinist Randall Goosby.
SPHINX VIRTUOSI CONCERT WITH VIOLINIST RANDALL GOOSBY | FEBRUARY 26
Join us for an inspiring evening with the Sphinx Virtuosi, one of the nation’s most acclaimed chamber ensembles, presented with Opening Nights. Composed of exceptional Black and Latinx artists, the group is known for its powerful artistry, rich sound, and mission-driven programming that champions diversity in classical music. Their performances blend technical brilliance with deeply moving interpretations, often featuring works by composers of color alongside classical staples. This special event includes not only a captivating concert with featured solo violinist Randall Goosby, but also educational engagements for students through masterclasses and discussions. Don’t miss this celebration of excellence, representation, and innovation in chamber music. Tickets are available at: tickets.openingnights.fsu.edu
October
December
KENDELL MARVEL (OMH)
Acclaimed solo artist. Grammy-winning songwriter. Road warrior. Join us for Kendell Marvel’s first appearance in Tallahassee in the intimate Opperman Music Hall for an evening of honkytonk country and roadhouse rock & roll fusion.
Presented in partnership with Opening Nights. For tickets, visit: tickets.openingnights.fsu.edu
PRISM: BAND EXTRAVAGANZA (RDCH)
A beloved tradition, the PRISM band spectacular showcases student talent across genres—classical, jazz, pop, and more—culminating with a performance by the world-renowned Marching Chiefs. A festive kickoff to the holiday season!
SEASONAL CELEBRATION (RDCH)
January
NICOLE ZURAITIS WITH JAZZ FACULTY (OMH)
Two-time Grammy winning jazz singersongwriter, pianist and arranger, New York-based bandleader, and winner of the prestigious America Traditions Vocal Competition Gold Medal, Nicole Zuraitis joins with local artists for an evening of unforgettable jazz.
Presented in partnership with Opening Nights. For tickets, visit: tickets. openingnights.fsu.edu
22ND BIENNIAL FESTIVAL OF NEW MUSIC
The biennial Festival of New Music showcases contemporary works through concerts, lectures, and masterclasses, offering a dynamic platform for innovation, collaboration, and the exploration of bold, brand-new musical ideas.
February
3
BOSTON BRASS AND IMANI WINDS (OMH)
Boston Brass and 2024 GRAMMY-winning Imani Winds debut a new consortium, premiering a collaborative work by Arturo Sandoval alongside classics, blending classical and jazz with innovative wind quintet performances.
Presented in partnership with Opening Nights. For tickets, visit: tickets. openingnights.fsu.edu
PREVIEW@FSU: FOUNTAIN OF YOU (CONRADI STUDIO THEATRE)
Preview@FSU presents Fountain of You, a dark comedy about an actress who defies age and industry limits by getting a wild spa treatment, sparking a journey toward power and equality…at a cost.
Sing in the season with the University choirs as they perform festive works in an immersive, heartwarming experience perfect for the holiday spirit! All concerts begin at 7:30 pm unless otherwise specified
SPHINX VIRTUOSI CONCERT WITH VIOLINIST RANDALL GOOSBY (RDCH)
A self-conducted chamber orchestra of Black and Latino musicians dedicated to elevating classical music, the Sphinx Virtuosi is acclaimed for vibrant performances. Virtuoso violinist Randall Goosby joins this exciting ensemble for their first appearance in Tallahassee.
Presented in partnership with Opening Nights. For tickets, visit: tickets. openingnights.fsu.edu
RAINBOW CONCERT OF WORLD MUSIC (OMH)
Join the FSU world music ensembles for a global musical journey, featuring special guests, the Väsen-Duo. The internationally acclaimed duo performs traditional and modern Swedish music featuring the viola and nyckelharpa, a stringed instrument like nothing you’ve seen (or heard) before!
SPECIAL EVENTS
2025-2026 FEATURED EVENTS
SEPTEMBER
DECEMBER
University Symphony Orchestra Dohnányi Chamber Players Wind Orchestra
Ricky Ian Gordon
Kendell Marvel (with Opening Nights) May I Have This Dance? Faculty Showcase I
Honors Jazz Combo
Akropolis Reed Quintet
University Symphony Orchestra
Fall Opera Massenet’s Cendrillon
Choral Festival with Andrea Ramsey
Series Special Events
Nicole Zuraitis with Jazz Faculty (with Opening Nights)
FEBRUARY
1/20 2/3
Boston Brass and Imani Winds (with Opening Nights)
Symphony Orchestra
2/21 3/10 1/22 2/6 2/26 3/25 1/30 2/6-7 2/27 4/9-12 4/14 4/22 1/31 2/13 3/10 4/9 4/18
Strange Bedfellows Faculty Showcase II
Jörgen van Rijen
Sphinx Virtuosi with Violinist Randall Goosby (with Opening Nights)
USO 100th Celebration Concert
Bang on a Can All-Stars
Preview@FSU: Fountain of You
Rainbow Concert
University
Khemia Ensemble
Spring Opera Mozart’s Così fan tutte
Wind Ensemble
Wind Orchestra
Festival of New Music Large Ensemble Concert
Kristan Toczko
Jazz Ensemble I
University Philharmonia
University Singers and Chamber Choir
Summer Opera: Muhly’s Dark Sisters
KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
TICKET ORDERING
Subscriptions and single tickets can be purchased online at our website: tickets.music.fsu.edu . You may also purchase by phone at: 850-6446500 or in person starting June 16 th at the Fine Arts Ticket Office, located within the Fine Arts Building at 540 W Call Street. Tickets can also be purchased at each event starting one (1) hour prior to the start of the performance. The ticket office is open during the summer break with limited hours, Monday – Thursday, 11 am – 2 pm. The ticket office will resume regular hours (Monday-Thursday 11 am-4 pm, Friday 11 am-3 pm) starting on September 2, 2025.
ACCESSIBILITY
Accessible seating for all persons with disabilities is available for all shows online, by phone, or in person on a first-come, first-served basis. If ordering by phone or in person, please mention your interest in wheelchair accessible seating, hearing devices, or other special accommodations. Hearing devices are available for all Ruby Diamond Concert Hall events.
TICKET DELIVERY
Tickets can be delivered for free via email. Tickets may also be picked up at Will Call or mailed for a service fee.
DISCLAIMER
All programs, artists, ticket prices, locations, dates, and times are subject to change without notice. All service and delivery fees are nonrefundable. In the case of a cancellation, only the face value of the ticket will be refunded.
LATE ARRIVALS
Performances begin promptly at the time printed on your tickets. Late seating will take place at a point in the performance determined by the artists and the artistic staff. Please try to arrive approximately 20-30 minutes prior to the event’s curtain time.
PARKING
Street parking around the FSU campus is free after 5pm and on weekends. Parking in campus parking lots is free on weekends, but a permit is required Monday through Friday until 10pm.
To obtain a parking permit, visit: transportation.fsu.edu/parkingpermits . Consider becoming a UMA member to enjoy free parking in our reserved lots.
DRESS CODE
There is no formal dress code - be yourself and enjoy the music!
RECORDING POLICY
Photos and video are not allowed during our performances. Please feel free to create memories of our musicians and beautiful spaces before or after the concert.
INTERMISSION
Most intermissions are approximately 15 minutes long. Get up, stretch your legs, use the restroom or meet some new friends in the audience.
HOW CAN I HEAR MORE?
We showcase our talented students and faculty across many platforms, including our website and social media accounts. Be sure to follow us and stay on the lookout for our engagement videos and livestreams!
JOIN THE UNIVERSITY MUSICAL ASSOCIATES
For over 30 years the University Musical Associates (UMA) have supported the students and faculty of the Florida State University College of Music through concert attendance, audience development, and financial contributions. Join us as we return to the stage during the 2025-26 season by becoming a member and subscribing to the UMA Concert Series. Enjoy the benefits of additional discounted tickets, early access to PRISM tickets, and free parking.
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
“ My husband and I have been members of UMA for well over 20 years. We learned of the Prism concert when our daughter was in the Marching Chiefs and have not missed a concert for years. The Prism concert just opened the doors to all of the wonderful concerts that UMA sponsors. The talent and ability of these enthusiastic young musicians thrills us every year. Their dedication and enthusiasm is catching and inspirational. It is a thrill for us to support these aspiring musicians. Tallahassee is enriched by these wonderful musicians and the availability of these concerts. We take every opportunity to promote UMA to our friends and family.”
Joy Frank
GET INVOLVED
YOUR UMA MEMBERSHIP
HOW TO BECOME A MEMBER
MEMBERSHIP LEVELS
ASSOCIATE: $100
PATRON: $250
OPTION 1: ONLINE
SUBSCRIPTION FORM
Visit: tickets. music.fsu.edu/ online/article/ umamembership to access the online subscription form.
Fill in the online subscription form and press submit.
OPTION 2: MAIL IN SUBSCRIPTION FORM
If you are unable to use our online subscription form complete the form on the last page and send to:
Fine Arts Ticket Office
Florida State University PO Box 3061160 Tallahassee, FL 32306-1160
SUSTAINER $500
GOLD CIRCLE $1,000
DEAN’S CIRCLE $2,500
Memberships are valid from June 2025 - May 2026
BENEFITS
By joining the University Musical Associates, you will
Season ticket subscription to Concert Series*
Priority ticket purchase and reservation
Early access to purchase PRISM, Seasonal Celebration, and Rainbow concert tickets.
Free ticket exchanges and waived fees when done online
Invitations to member-only receptions, concert talks, and other artist events
Reserved parking*
Member recognition in programs Extra tickets for Concert Series
Dinner with the College of Music
Dean (Available to Dean’s Circle members only)
*For all levels excluding Associate
YOUR SUBSCRIPTION
MEMBERSHIP
2025-2026 ORDER FORM
In order to receive your tickets and reserved parking permit before the first event, you must return this form and payment by September 5, 2025. Complete this form and either mail or hand in at the Fine Arts Ticket Office (this incurs a $5 handling fee). You may also complete online for no additional handling fee at tickets.music.fsu.edu. The Fine Arts Ticket Office opens June 16th, with limited hours, Monday – Thursday, 11 am – 2 pm. The Ticket Office will resume regular hours (Monday-Thursday 11 am-4 pm, Friday 11 am-3 pm) starting on September 2, 2025, and is located at: 540 W. Call St, Tallahassee FL 32306.
CONTACT
INFORMATION
Name (appears in programs)
Address
City State Zip
Phone (day) Cell
SEATING REQUESTS
Seating Needs: Do you need wheelchair or motorized scooter accessible area? ☐ Yes ☐ No
Do you need aisle seating? ☐ Yes/Left Aisle ☐ Yes/Right Aisle ☐ No
(Applies to reserved seating events, PRISM, Fall and Summer Operas only)
Other Accessible Needs
CHECK THE APPROPRIATE BOX TO INDICATE YOUR MEMBERSHIP LEVEL
☐ Dean’s Circle $2500 (Includes two sets of season tickets to each event in the Concert Series, a parking permit and dinner with the College of Music Dean)
☐ Gold Circle $1000 (Includes two sets of season tickets to each event in the Concert Series and a parking permit)
☐ Sustainer $500 (Includes two sets of season tickets to each event in the Concert Series and a parking permit)
☐ Patron $250 (Includes one set of season tickets to each event in the Concert Series and a parking permit)
☐ Associate $100 (Does not include tickets to the Concert Series or a parking permit)
CHOOSE THE DATES (CHECK ONE DATE YOU WILL ATTEND FOR EACH PERFORMANCE)
Fall Opera: Cendrillon: ☐ Oct 30, 7:30 pm ☐ Oct 31, 7:30 pm ☐ Nov 1, 7:30 pm ☐ Nov 2, 3 pm
Spring Opera: Così fan tutte : ☐ Apr 9, 7:30 pm ☐Apr 10, 7:30 pm ☐ Apr 11, 7:30 pm ☐ Apr 12, 3 pm
Summer Opera: Dark Sisters: ☐ May 29, 7:30 pm ☐ May 30, 7:30 pm
ADDITIONAL TICKET OPTION:
As a UMA member you may purchase additional sets of tickets, to be processed with those tickets that come with your membership. You do not need to complete this section unless you want to purchase more tickets than your membership provides.
#_______ @ UMA Package, $102 Member Price = ___________ (total payment) This set of tickets includes one ticket to all 17 Concert Series events.
SPECIAL EVENTS ADVANCE TICKET ORDER
YOU MUST BECOME A UMA MEMBER TO PURCHASE THESE TICKETS IN ADVANCE.
PRISM IN RUBY DIAMOND CONCERT HALL, 7:30 PM
Choose the performance date and indicate the number of tickets desired ($25 each):
#_____ Dec 2
#_____ Dec 3
#_____ Dec 4
#_____ Dec 5
Seat preference: ☐ Main Floor ☐ Balcony
$___________ (total payment for PRISM tickets)
SEASONAL CELEBRATION IN RUBY DIAMOND CONCERT HALL, DEC 7, 7:30 PM
Adult tickets: # _____ $10
Senior, Child (under 18) or Non-FSU Student tickets: #_____ $5
$___________ (total payment for Seasonal Celebration tickets)
RAINBOW CONCERT IN OPPERMAN MUSIC HALL, FEBRUARY 27, 7:30 PM
Adult and Senior tickets: # _____ $10
Child (under 18) or NonFSU Student tickets: #_____ $5
$___________ (total payment for Rainbow tickets)
MUSIC THEATRE: PREVIEW@FSU, IN AUGUSTA CONRADI STUDIO THEATRE, 7:30 PM
Choose the performance: ☐ February 6 ☐ February 7
Select tickets: ☐ YES I would like two free tickets included with membership
Additional tickets: # _____ $10
$___________ (total payment for MT Preview tickets)
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
TOTAL YOUR ORDER:
$_________ UMA Membership
$_________ Mimi’s Fund donation: This is a $100 optional donation. Mimi’s Fund is for opera aficionados within the UMA who would like to provide additional support for FSU opera students and activities.
$_________ Additional sets of season tickets
$_________ PRISM concert tickets
$_________ Seasonal Celebration tickets
$_________ Preview@FSU tickets
$_________ Rainbow concert tickets
$_________ Handling Fee
$_________ $5 Delivery Fee (if not emailed)
$_________ GRAND TOTAL
For questions or more information about our UMA Membership or events, contact Kim Shively at kshively@fsu.edu or 850-645-5453, or visit our ticketing website at tickets.music.fsu.edu
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