UWS Webb Recital Hall

The University of Wisconsin-Superior Music Department presents pianist Alexander Sandor as part of its Faculty Recital series. From the "exuberantly romantic" Frederick Chopin to "an epic piano solo arrangement" of the music from “Rocky IV,” the evening features an eclectic mix of music. Additionally, Sandor performs popular music from the 1930s, and the world premiere of a new chamber piece accompanied by UW-Superior’s Melanie Sever, flute, and Betsy Husby, cello. Tickets are $10. For questions or additional information, call (715)…

Classically trained as a concert pianist, Hodges has established a reputation as a truly versatile artist. He has been equally sought after as a soloist, singer, guest soloist with the California Pops Orchestra and dance band pianist with Don Neely’s Royal Society Jazz Orchestra. Tickets are $15 for adults and $12 for seniors and students. For questions or additional information, call (715) 394-8115 or email [email protected].

The University of Wisconsin-Superior Music Department presents Greg Keil Moore and the saxophone quartet for its University Recital Series. The quartet includes Zoë Scherer on alto, Randy Lee on tenor, and Andy Peterson on baritone. The evening also features percussionist Brett Jones. The ensemble presents works for saxophone quartet from the Baroque, Romantic and 20th Century periods, including an original work for saxophone quartet and percussion composed by Moore. The concert also features “Blues (Deliver My Soul),” by David Baker…

The University of Wisconsin-Superior Music Department will present Brett Jones, percussion and Stas Venglevski, accordion as part of its Faculty Recital series. This duo recital will perform adapted works composed by Venglevski for accordion and marimba. Jones's original composition for accordion and vibraphone will be performed. They will premiere two new works by UWS alumnus Ian Deterling. One piece is entitled ‘Chuqi,’ and it is based on scenes from a Chilean mining community. Jones and Venglevski will also perform “Hale…

The University of Wisconsin-Superior Music Department will present renowned performers Michael Fuchs, baritone; and Teresa Vaughan, piano, for its University Recital Series. The concert will feature Robert Schumann’s beloved song cycle, Dichterliebe (Poet’s Love), the rarely heard Four Songs on Chinese Poetry by Pavel Haas and two pieces by contemporary American composers H. Leslie Adams and Shawn Okpebholo. Tickets are $15 for adults and $12 for seniors and students.

The University of Wisconsin-Superior Music Department is excited to open its 2023-2024 season with Vicki Fingalson! Fingalson will combine talents with pianist Teresa Vaughan in an eclectic program of “Music to Move, Challenge and Delight.” They will be joined by Greg Moore, Jeffrey Madison and Byron Klimek on a program featuring the music of W.A. Mozart, Ellwood Derr and Benjamin Britten. Tickets can be purchased at the door or an all-inclusive 2023-2024 season membership can be purchased here.

The UW-Superior Music Department will present Twin Ports Brass Quintet. The concert will feature an array of different musicians and will primarily feature music written by living composers but will also include a few pieces from classic composers such as Victor Ewald and Samuel Scheidt.

UW-Superior Music Department is hosting the Ragtime Rendezvous with jazz pianist Stephanie Trick. A classically trained pianist, Trick began playing piano at the age of five. During the time between her beginning years and high school, her piano teacher exposed her to early jazz, and the syncopation and swinging rhythm piqued her interest. While in college, it became clear to Trick that she wanted to pursue stride and classic jazz styles professionally.

UW-Superior Music Department is present Vincent Osborn & Friends as part of its University Recital Series. The concert will feature Osborn on double bass, Ted Schoen on clarinet, Ed Willett on cello, Erin Aldridge on violin, Hector Landa on piano and Brett Jones on bodhrán.

UW-Superior music department is hosting Ragtime Rendezvous with pianist Daniel Rottenberg.