Concerts

Upcoming Spring 2022 Concert Performances

Unless noted, concerts are free.

Wednesday, February 9

Dr. Doug Rubio*, classical guitar
12:00 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Saturday, February 12

Flute Day*
Flute Recital with Matthew Ross, Norman Thibodeau, Jackie Wright, and Karen Hosmer
1:30 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Wednesday, February 16

Musicians of Ma'alwyck* present “Sentiments, Scenes and Suffrage”
12:00 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Thursday, March 10

UAlbany Symphony Orchestra and Concert Band Concert
7:30 p.m., Performing Arts Center, 1400 Washington Ave., Albany, NY 12222
Advanced tickets: $5 general public/$3 students
Day of show tickets: $10 general public/$5 students

Sunday, April 3

"The Bells of Revolution"*
Capital Region Wind Ensemble* Side-by-Side Concert
Guest soloist, Dr. William Sutton, euphonium
Featuring local high school musicians
3:00 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium
Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for students, $5 for children under 10. SUNY Schenectady students with ID are free.
Information for students interested in participating in the side-by-side concert

Monday, April 25

Guitar and Bass Recital
12:00 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Wednesday, April 27

Winds and Strings Recital
12:00 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Jazz Combos Concert
7:30 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Friday, April 29 - CANCELED

Ann Hampton Callaway,* singer/pianist/composer
7:30 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium
Tickets: $20, will be available at https://aplaceforjazz.org/

Sunday, May 1

UAlbany Symphony Orchestra and Concert Band Concert
3:00 p.m., Performing Arts Center, 1400 Washington Ave., Albany, NY 12222
Advanced tickets: $5 general public/$3 students
Day of show tickets: $10 general public/$5 students

Monday, May 2

Piano and Percussion Recital
12:00 p.m., Carl B Taylor Auditorium

Chorus Concert
7:30 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Tuesday, May 3

Chamber Ensemble Concert
7:30 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Wednesday, May 4

Voice Recital
12:00 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Jazz Ensemble Concert
7:30 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Thursday, May 5

Vocal Chamber Ensemble
7:30 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Friday, May 6

Wind Ensemble Concert
7:30 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Monday, May 9

Digital Music and Beat Production Projects
12:00 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Guitar Ensemble
7:30 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Tuesday, May 10

Brass Ensemble Concert
7:30 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Sunday, June 5

“French Impressions”

Capital Region Wind Ensemble*
With clarinet soloist, Julie Taylor
Works by: Chabrier, Debussy, Gounod, and Giroux
3:00 p.m., Carl B. Taylor Auditorium

Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for students, $5 for children under 10. SUNY Schenectady students with ID are free.

For more information, please email capitalregionwindensemble@gmail.com.

*Professional performance

School of Music Protocols

The School of Music recruits three to four student ushers for each concert/event. Ushers are instructed in all protocols like masking and socially distanced seating in the auditorium and then remind and assist audience members as they get seated. Ushers are also provided a clicker to keep track of attendance and close the doors if a 240 capacity is reached. 
All non-student performers must provide evidence of vaccination to the Dean of the School of Music or his designee; the Dean then emails files to Human Resources. Non-vaccinated performers are not invited to participate in campus performances.
All doors are opened before and after the event to promote optimal ventilation; this includes the outside door for the stage loading dock.
Extracurricular activities including student performances: Attendance capped at a 240-seating capacity.  
Social distancing signage is posted in the auditorium to instruct audience members to leave at least 6' between other audience members with whom they are not already in a "bubble," this is a pod concept that allows families to sit together but not strangers.
Workshops will limit capacity to 120 participants in the auditorium to allow for participatory activities; this is purposely smaller than performances since participants will not just be seated for the entirety of the event.