NOON CONCERT SERIES - Spring 2024

Thursdays, April 4 - June 6, 2024 at 12:00 PM



Lincoln Recital Hall & Streaming on YouTube

The Noon Concert Series is a weekly opportunity to experience the sounds of the PSU School of Music & Theater. Join us on Thursdays during fall, winter, and spring terms for a diverse program of concerts featuring students, faculty, and special guests. 

The general public is welcome in Lincoln Hall to watch the series live. You'll also be able to watch each concert on PSU's YouTube channel with the links below, but students enrolled in MUS188 are required to attend in person. 
 

Percussion students in performance

April 4 - Percussion Area Recital

PSU Percussion Area students perform their annual spring recital.

Text says Woodwind Area. Photo of a student playing a sax

April 11 - Woodwind Area Recital

PSU Woodwind Area students perform their annual spring recital.

String area performer onstage

April 18 - String Area Recital

PSU String Area students perform their annual spring recital.

Jazz combo performing in recital

April 25 - The Gee Cees and the Alves Combo

The Gee Cees and the Alves Combos will play selections from the Jazz repertoire as well as original compositions.

Text says "Musicology Area." Image of Gamelan instruments.

May 2 - Musicology Area Presentations

Research projects by music history/musicology undergraduate and graduate students. 

Piano student in recital

May 9 - Piano Area Recital

Undergraduate and graduate piano students perform their annual spring recital.

Voice student performing in recital

May 16 - Voice Area

PSU Voice Area students perform their annual spring recital.

Brass students in recital

May 23 - Brass Area Recital

PSU Brass Area students perform their annual spring recital.

Text says "Composition Area." Image shows a percussion instruments.

May 30 - Composition Area Recital

PSU Composition Area students perform their annual spring recital.

Music Ed Area student conducting

June 6 - Music Education Area Recital

PSU Music Education Area students perform their annual spring recital.