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Looking for some spooky music this Halloween? Check out the Organ Studio’s annual Halloween recital on Friday, October 3...
10/27/2026

Looking for some spooky music this Halloween? Check out the Organ Studio’s annual Halloween recital on Friday, October 30th at 7:30pm in All Faiths Chapel! 🎃

We would love for you to join us on Wednesday, November 4th for "Sticks and Things," our small percussion ensembles conc...
10/26/2026

We would love for you to join us on Wednesday, November 4th for "Sticks and Things," our small percussion ensembles concert! Come hear some great music Nov 4th in Kirmser Hall!

Anna Marie Wytko, University Distinguished Professor of Saxophone, and Amanda Arrington, Senior Professor of Practice of...
10/23/2026

Anna Marie Wytko, University Distinguished Professor of Saxophone, and Amanda Arrington, Senior Professor of Practice of Collaborative Piano, presented a substantial concert in the world-renowned San Francisco Herbst Theatre on October 4. Regarded as one of the most significant performance venues worldwide, Herbst Theatre is located within the San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center.

Described by the San Francisco War Memorial and Performing Arts Center as possessing “incredible, beautiful artistry,” the Wytko/Arrington Duo also presented numerous guest artist concerts and master classes by invitation at major institutions throughout California such as the University of California Los Angeles, Chapman University Conservatory of Music, San Francisco State University, Sacramento State University and the University of the Pacific Conservatory of Music.

At the fall K-State Early-Music Ensembles Concert, “The Road to Santiago: Music in the Age of Pilgrimage,” student Colin...
10/19/2026

At the fall K-State Early-Music Ensembles Concert, “The Road to Santiago: Music in the Age of Pilgrimage,” student Colin Price showcased a variety of early instruments, including the hurdy-gurdy! 🎶

Want to explore music from centuries past? Join the early-music ensembles and discover instrumental and vocal styles of the past!

Music for Elementary Teachers (MUSIC205) teaches future elementary school teachers how to incorporate music into their e...
10/19/2026

Music for Elementary Teachers (MUSIC205) teaches future elementary school teachers how to incorporate music into their everyday teaching. Students learn to teach songs, body percussion, choreography/movement, guided listening, and even learn how to play the ukulele! As part of the course, students meet in a weekly lab for the practical application of what they are learning, like playing the ukulele and teaching music.

Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA) in Production prepares students to develop theatrical works for young audiences. This ...
10/16/2026

Theatre for Young Audiences (TYA) in Production prepares students to develop theatrical works for young audiences. This course (THEATRE503) is offered in connection with K-State's Applied Learning Experiences (ALE) incentives grant. Through this support, the class created the Wildcat Mobile Theatre Unit which will tour TYA productions to schools late this semester, presenting performances of 2 one-act plays for public school audiences in the area.

TYA is a perfect example of how MTD offers students practical field experience, taking what is learned in class directly to communities.

Pictured here: students teach each other theatre games that can be used in the secondary classroom. These games inform the development of the productions.

10/16/2026

Something about campus in the fall...🍂

Dorothy Glick Maglione, Assistant Professor of Musicology published "Welcome to America: Italian Emigrants and Concerts ...
10/15/2026

Dorothy Glick Maglione, Assistant Professor of Musicology published "Welcome to America: Italian Emigrants and Concerts at Ellis Island," in the latest issue of "Chronica Mundi."

The publication explores the experience of detained women as well as a musicological analysis of concerts at the Ellis Island Immigration Station (open 1892 to 1954). Maglione offers the detention of Boston Civic Opera Company's leading Italian soprano Clara Jacobo in September 1925 as a case study of one Italian woman's experience as an emigrant during this period of mass migration.

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