FSU College of Music 26-27 Concert Season Brochure

26-27

The College of Music proudly welcomes you to an inspiring season of artistry, collaboration, and discovery. From its earliest days to the present, the College has grown into one of the nation’s leading centers for musical excellence, driven by a commitment to creativity, innovation, and community.

This season invites audiences to experience the remarkable breadth of our musical life, from the power and precision of the University Symphony Orchestra to the vibrant energy of the Wind Ensemble and the expressive beauty of our choral programs. Highlights include a moving performance of Bach’s Mass in B Minor, the immersive spectacle of the Jim Croft PRISM Concert, and an engaging exploration of Beethoven’s life through his music.

We are also honored to welcome extraordinary guest artists in collaboration with Opening Nights, including Audra McDonald, “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band, and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, alongside residencies that connect our students with leading voices shaping today’s musical landscape.

With performances spanning orchestral, operatic, jazz, chamber, and global traditions, this season reflects the passion and talent of our students, faculty, and guests. We invite you to join us in celebrating the music that brings us together and the vibrant future it continues to inspire at FSU.

Where MUSIC COMES TO LIFE

Concert OUR SERIES

Discover the breadth and brilliance of FSU’s College of Music through performances by our exceptional large ensembles. From orchestral and choral masterworks to wind band and jazz favorites, this series highlights the artistry, energy, and versatility of our student musicians in programs that inspire and engage audiences all season long.

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FALL 2026

September

UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY

ORCHESTRA: CELEBRATION! (RDCH)

The University Symphony Orchestra launches its centennial season with a celebratory program honoring its legacy and America’s 250th birthday through powerful, inspiring orchestral works performed by talented student musicians.

WIND ORCHESTRA: MUSIC OF JOHN WILLIAMS (RDCH)

The Florida State University Wind Orchestra presents an exciting Family Weekend concert celebrating the music of John Williams, featuring iconic film scores that bring unforgettable cinematic music to life for audiences everywhere.

October

UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY

ORCHESTRA: SOUNDS OF COURAGE (RDCH)

From Hailstork to Shostakovich, the USO explores various forms of artistic courage. 2026 Doctoral Competition winner Dain Lee will join the orchestra in a performance of Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 1.

HONORS JAZZ WITH JOHN ALLRED (OMH)

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The FSU Honors Jazz Combo performs with guest trombonist John Allred, presenting an evening of original compositions and jazz standards that highlight improvisation, ensemble interaction, and the vibrant traditions of jazz performance.

FALL OPERA: CARLISLE FLOYD’S OF MICE AND MEN (RDCH)

Marking the Carlisle Floyd centennial, FSU Opera joins Houston Grand Opera, Kansas City Opera, and Des Moines Opera Theatre as the only collegiate member of this consortium of professional opera companies for this special production. Composed while Floyd was on the FSU faculty, Of Mice and Men brings Steinbeck’s story to life, following Lennie and George’s fragile dreams as friendship and hardship collide in a heartbreaking end.

November

FALL OPERA: CARLISLE FLOYD’S OF MICE AND MEN (RDCH)

The show must go on, in November! Join us for one more performance of Of Mice and Men, a final Sunday matinée performance November 1 at 3:00 pm.

UNIVERSITY SINGERS: HEAR MY CRY (RDCH)

Hear My Cry is inspired by Psalm 61 text and features Jake Runestad’s “The Silence that Haunts Me,” which is a setting of the text of Beethoven’s letters during his hearing loss. The concert will also feature Beethoven’s Choral Fantasy and Sydney Guillaume’s “Domine Vobiscum.”

Concert begins at 3:00 pm

WIND ENSEMBLE: TIME AND THE WINDS (RDCH)

An evening of new and classic works for wind band presented by the College of Music’s top undergraduate wind and percussion students. Featuring Assistant Professor of Flute Mary Matthews in a performance of Joel Puckett’s Shadow of Sirius.

SPRING 2027

February

UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA: THE BEETHOVEN EFFECT (RDCH)

Faculty artists Shannon Thomas, Greg Sauer, and Qing Jiang join the USO in a performance of Beethoven’s Triple Concerto, followed by a performance Brahms’s Symphony No. 2.

March

JAZZ ENSEMBLE I: A CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN JAZZ PERFORMANCE AND COMPOSITION (RDCH)

A dynamic evening celebrating women in jazz—its composers, arrangers, performers, and bandleaders—featuring saxophonist Tia Fuller and honoring legends like Mary Lou Williams and Melba Liston. 9

April

SPRING OPERA: PUCCINI’S GIANNI SCHICCHI AND SUOR ANGELICA (OMH)

A moving night of tragedy and comedy by Puccini. With arias like “O mio babbino caro” and “Senza mamma,” you won’t want to miss hearing this music up close and in person!

Sunday matinée at 3pm

UNIVERSITY SINGERS AND LEVANA: COR AMORIS, COR UNUM (RDCH)

University Singers will open this concert with a premiere performance of FSU Music alumnus Marques Garrett’s Cor Amoris. This performance will be followed by Cor unum, a set of global choral repertoire presented by Levana, the FSU treble choir.

April

UNIVERSITY PHILHARMONIA: FIREWORKS! (RDCH)

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The University’s premier undergraduate orchestra ignites the stage, delivering a dazzling, high-energy orchestral spectacle, filling Ruby Diamond Concert Hall with brilliance, color, and breathtaking musical celebration.

USO & CHAMBER CHOIR: MASS IN B MINOR (RDCH)

The University Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Choir join forces for a powerful and expansive performance of Bach’s Mass in B Minor, a monumental masterpiece that weaves together intricate choral writing, brilliant orchestration, and profound expressions of faith in one of the most compelling achievements in Western music.

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WIND ORCHESTRA (RDCH)

The FSU Wind Orchestra returns with a compelling program of wind repertoire, emphasizing precision, musical depth, and expressive performance through a diverse selection of works for winds and percussion.

WIND ENSEMBLE: A SYMPHONY OF SYMPHONIES (RDCH)

An explosive evening of large-scale symphonic works for wind ensemble featuring John Mackey’s newest symphony, The isle is full of noises. Join us as we celebrate the end of another school year with world class works for winds and percussion.

May

SUMMER OPERA: BRITTEN’S TURN OF THE SCREW (OMH)

A haunting psychological drama by Benjamin Britten. One woman’s quest to protect the children in her care will come with grave consequences.

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VIRTUOSO SERIES Housewright T

Featuring distinguished guest artists alongside acclaimed faculty, the Housewright Virtuoso Series brings a wide spectrum of musical voices and perspectives to campus. Through performances, residencies, and masterclasses, this series offers enriching encounters with innovative artistry and world-class musicianship.

September

A VOCAL MOSAIC (OMH)

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Jazz, Broadway, art song, and opera arias weave a pleasing vocal mosaic in this evening of song presented by artist faculty from the Florida State University College of Music. Join Marcía Porter, Tiffany Renée Jackson, Alisa Hauser, Eric Rieger, André Chiang, Evan Jones, and David Okerlund and collaborative pianists Natalie Sherer and Katie Barr as they present beautiful melodies from across vocal genres.

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LANDSCAPES OF SOUND: CHAMBER MUSIC FROM LATIN AMERICA (OMH)

FSU chamber musicians Evan Jones, Eduardo López-Dabdoub, and Diana Dumlavwalla perform vibrant works from Latin America, highlighting rhythmic vitality, colorful textures, and diverse cultural traditions in an engaging program celebrating the richness and energy of this repertoire.

MEMBERS OF THE KALEIDOSCOPE CHAMBER ORCHESTRA (OMH)

Founded in Los Angeles in 2014, Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra brings six musicians to FSU for a three-day residency, collaborating with faculty in a self-conducted concert highlighting democratic artistry, student engagement, and innovative programming.

STUDYING MUSIC IN THE POST-TRUTH ERA (LON)

World-renowned scholars discuss their cutting-edge work on music and the Anthropocene, digital virality, and interspecies communication in our changing world.

Symposium begins at 10:30 am

November

MODERNMEDIEVAL VOICES: THE LIVING WORD (OMH)

The Living Word, an a cappella program blending medieval chant and contemporary works, explores Hildegard of Bingen’s legacy through expressive soundscapes, spiritual themes, and innovative interpretations by today’s composers.

KRISTAN TOCZKO: HARP/ ELECTRONIC MUSIC

An immersive residency exploring innovative performance, video game music, creative career paths, and audience engagement in today’s evolving musical landscape.

January

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BEETHOVEN: A LIFE IN ONE EVENING (OMH)

Celebrating the bicentennial of Beethoven’s legacy, FSU faculty present an evening of the composer’s early, middle, and late works alongside a world premiere, tracing a revolutionary arc through intimate chamber dialogue.

TRIPLE CORTADO TRIO (OMH)

The Triple Cortado Trio presents virtuosic brass and piano repertoire that blends classical, jazz, and Latin influences, showcasing dynamic interplay, innovation, and exceptional ensemble artistry.

FSU CHOIRS WITH ANDRÉ VAN DER MERWE (TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH)

Composer and conductor André van der Merwe brings his “South African flavor and energy” to the choirs of FSU hear Chamber Choir, Collegians, Levana, and University Singers perform under André’s direction. 23 29

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JASMINE CHOI, FLUTE (OMH)

Jasmine Choi performs in a virtuosic recital featuring diverse repertoire, showcasing technical brilliance, expressive range, and captivating musical storytelling by one of today’s leading flutists.

BRYAN POWELL – MUSIC EDUCATION (TBD)

Bryan Powell, a leading voice in popular music education, brings his expertise to campus through dynamic discussions on innovation, industry pathways, and the evolving future of music learning.

All concerts begin at 7:30 pm unless otherwise specified

Housewright VIRTUOSO SERIES

2026-2027

Internationally acclaimed flutist Jasmine Choi brings breathtaking virtuosity and expressive artistry to the stage, captivating audiences around the world with her brilliance and musical sensitivity. A former principal flutist of the Vienna Symphony and a graduate of both the Curtis Institute of Music and The Juilliard School, she is celebrated for her dynamic performances, wide-ranging repertoire, and innovative approach to the instrument. In addition to her acclaimed solo career, Choi is a dedicated educator and cultural ambassador, inspiring the next generation of musicians through her teaching, recordings, and global engagements.

Our Partnership With Opening Nights

The College of Music is proud to continue its partnership with Opening Nights, creating meaningful connections between world-class artists, our campus, and the broader community. This season’s collaboration brings celebrated performers including Audra McDonald, “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band, and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis to Tallahassee, offering audiences unforgettable live experiences that span jazz, Broadway, and contemporary music.

Beyond the stage, these collaborations provide transformative opportunities for students through masterclasses, open rehearsals, and direct engagement with visiting artists, offering insights into professional artistry, career pathways, and creative collaboration. The partnership also enriches the cultural life of the region by welcoming the community into dynamic performances and conversations that foster connection, inspiration, and a shared appreciation for the performing arts.

AUDRA MCDONALD | FEBRUARY 25

Join us for an unforgettable evening with Audra McDonald, one of the most celebrated performers of our time, presented in collaboration with Opening Nights. A record-setting six-time Tony Award winner with an extraordinary career spanning Broadway, opera, television, and film, McDonald is renowned for her luminous voice and unmatched dramatic depth. Her performances seamlessly blend musical theater classics, jazz standards, and art song, offering audiences a program of remarkable range and emotional resonance.

This special event goes beyond the stage, offering students unique opportunities to engage with a transformative artist through educational activities that provide insight into her craft, career, and artistic journey. Audiences will experience not only a captivating live performance but also a powerful reminder of the storytelling, humanity, and artistry that define her work. Don’t miss this inspiring evening celebrating one of the most influential voices in American performance today. Tickets are available at: my.openingnights.fsu.edu

EVENTS Special

These featured performances and presentations offer unique, can’t-miss experiences beyond the regular series, including visiting artists, fully staged productions, and collaborative events. As individually ticketed highlights of the season, they provide memorable opportunities to experience the College of Music at its most dynamic and expansive.

October

January

PREVIEW@FSU: STRANGE TAILS (ACST)

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“THE PRESIDENT’S OWN” UNITED STATES MARINE BAND (RDCH)*

The United States Marine Band brings its distinguished tradition and exceptional musicianship to the stage in a stirring program that celebrates America’s 250th anniversary, highlighting the rich heritage of American music. Sponsored by City Bank. Concert begins at 3:00 pm.

December

JIM CROFT PRISM CONCERT (RDCH)

FSU bands present the newly dedicated Jim Croft PRISM Concert, featuring ensembles from chamber groups to the Marching Chiefs in a dynamic, immersive showcase celebrating versatility, tradition, and outstanding student musicianship throughout the hall.

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SEASONAL CELEBRATION (RDCH)

Celebrate the joy of the holiday season with the University choirs in a warm and uplifting December concert filled with beloved seasonal music and a beautifully immersive choral experience.

January

JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER ORCHESTRA (RDCH)*

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From the award-winning team of Rob Rokicki (The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical) and Michael Ruby comes this hilarious and heartfelt collection of interwoven musical vignettes inspired by astonishing, strange-but-true animal stories. Strange Tails comes to FSU following its early Off-Broadway development to explore the next evolution of the show’s contemporary poprock score and rapid-fire comedic script.

February

AUDRA MCDONALD (RDCH)*

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The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis delivers an electrifying performance, showcasing masterful improvisation, rich ensemble traditions, and the vibrant legacy of jazz through its world-renowned musicians. Sponsored by Ken Kato and Nan Nagy.

*Presented in partnership with Opening Nights. For tickets, visit my.openingnights.fsu.edu

April

Experience an extraordinary evening with Audra McDonald, a record-breaking Tony Award winner and one of the most celebrated voices on stage today, as she brings her signature artistry to a captivating program showcasing the remarkable range and emotional depth that have defined her acclaimed career. Sponsored by Les and Ruth Akers in partnership with The Louise Ireland Humphrey Fund.

RAINBOW CONCERT / 40TH MAS N STEEL (OMH)

In celebration of both the 30th anniversary of Rainbow and the 40th anniversary of the Caribbean steel band program at FSU, the 2027 Rainbow concert will feature Mas N Steel together with internationally renowned steelpan guest artists in a world music spectacular sure to stir up true PANdemonium. Prepare for dancing in the aisles!

All concerts begin at 7:30 pm unless otherwise specified.

EVENTS Special

Don’t miss the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis—an electrifying night of world-class jazz celebrating its legacy and future with unmatched virtuosity.

FEATURED EVENTS

Beethoven: A Life in One Evening

Cortado Trio

Strange Tails

Audra McDonald (with Opening Nights) 2/25 University Symphony Orchestra 2/20

University Singers and Levana University Wind Orchestra

Wind Ensemble

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: 850-644-6500 or in person starting August 31 at the Fine Arts Ticket Office, located within the Fine Arts Building at 540 W Call Street. The ticket office will resume regular hours (Monday-Thursday 11 am-4 pm, Friday 11 am-3 pm) starting on August 31.

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/parking-permits . 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 40 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 2026-27 season by becoming a member and subscribing to the UMA Concert Series. Enjoy the benefits of additional discounted tickets, early access to Jim Croft PRISM tickets, and free parking.

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

“ I earned my bachelor’s and master’s degrees in music from FSU, so it’s my privilege to give back to the College of Music. I love going to concerts and seeing that things are thriving and excelling—it gives you great pride in your school. One of my favorite things is bringing new people to the Prism concert every year and watching their reaction, because many have never experienced anything like it. Introducing people to Florida State University and letting them see that excellence is really what keeps me coming back. We need to keep supporting the arts, for the value it adds to these students’ lives and to our world.”

Kathy

Wright UMA Member Since 2001

GET INVOLVED

YOUR UMA MEMBERSHIP

HOW TO BECOME A MEMBER

OPTION 1: ONLINE

SUBSCRIPTION FORM

Visit: tickets. music.fsu.edu/ online/article/ umamembership to access and submit the online subscription form.

Complete 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

MEMBERSHIP LEVELS

ASSOCIATE: $100

PATRON: $250

SUSTAINER $500

GOLD CIRCLE $1,000

DEAN’S CIRCLE $2,500

Memberships are valid from June 2026 - May 2027

BENEFITS

By joining the University Musical Associates, you will receive benefits exclusively available to members :

Choice of Concert Series ticket subscriptions

Early access to purchase Jim Croft 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

Dinner with the College of Music

Dean (Available to Dean’s Circle members only)

*For all levels excluding Associate

YOUR SUBSCRIPTION

MEMBERSHIP

2026-2027 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 7, 2026. 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 will resume regular hours (Monday-Thursday 11 am-4 pm, Friday 11 am-3 pm) starting on August 31, 2026, and is located at: 540 W. Call St, Tallahassee FL 32306.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Name (appears in programs)

Address

City State Zip

Phone (day) Cell

Email

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: Of Mice and Men: ☐ Oct 30, 7:30 pm ☐ Nov 1, 3 pm

Spring Opera: Suor Angelica / Gianni Schicchi : ☐Apr 2, 7:30 pm ☐ Apr 4, 3 pm

Summer Opera: Turn of the Screw: ☐ May 28, 7:30 pm ☐ May 29, 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, $96 Member Price = ___________ (total payment) This set of tickets includes one ticket to all 16 Concert Series events.

SPECIAL EVENTS ADVANCE TICKET ORDER

YOU MUST BECOME A UMA MEMBER TO PURCHASE THESE TICKETS IN ADVANCE.

JIM CROFT PRISM CONCERT IN RUBY DIAMOND CONCERT HALL, 7:30 PM

Choose the performance date and indicate the number of tickets desired ($30 each):

#_____ Dec 1

#_____ Dec 2

#_____ Dec 3

#_____ Dec 4

Seat preference: ☐ Main Floor ☐ Balcony

$___________

(total payment for PRISM tickets)

TOTAL YOUR ORDER:

$_________ UMA Membership

SEASONAL CELEBRATION IN RUBY DIAMOND CONCERT HALL, DEC 6, 7:30 PM

Adult tickets: # _____ $15

Senior, Child (under 18) or Non-FSU Student tickets:

#_____ $7

(Performance now with reserved seating)

Seat preference: ☐ Main Floor ☐ Balcony

$___________ (total payment for Seasonal Celebration tickets)

$_________ 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

$_________ Jim Croft PRISM concert tickets

$_________ Seasonal Celebration tickets

$_________ Preview@FSU tickets

$_________ Rainbow concert tickets

$_________ Handling Fee

$_________ $5 Delivery Fee (if not emailed)

$_________ GRAND TOTAL

RAINBOW CONCERT IN OPPERMAN MUSIC HALL, APRIL 17, 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: ☐ January 29 ☐ January 30

Select tickets: ☐ YES I would like two free tickets included with membership

Additional tickets: # _____ $10

$___________ (total payment for Preview@FSU tickets)

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

STAY CONNECTED

TO THE COLLEGE OF MUSIC

Just because the performance is over doesn’t mean we can’t still be friends! Stay up to date with College of Music news and events through social media and email:

NEWSLETTER

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WATCH FROM HOME

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SOCIAL MEDIA

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