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Faculty Music

KSU Bassoon tools then and now

Dr. Susan Maxwell, Bassoon professor and head of Music Business at KSU, has created 3D printed reed making tools. She has a set that were made in the 1930's and displays both to show how technology has changed to studio and music business students.

Dylan DeanNovember 4, 2026

Dance Music Current Students Theatre Opportunities

Stretch yourself and your employment ops!

Write to joellead@ksu.edu for more info.

Joelle Arp-DunhamNovember 3, 2026

Music Internships Current Students

Music Business student interns at Starlight Theatre

Music Business student, August Siefkes, was selected to be a paid intern in Venue Operations at Starlight Theatre in Kansas City. This was in partial completion of a certificate in Music Business and internship course. We are proud of her earning this opportunity and representing KSU so well.

Dylan DeanNovember 2, 2026

Music Performances

K-State Symphony presents “Home Alone” in concert!

Join the K-State Symphony Orchestra for an exciting synthesis of music and film. For only two nights the KSUSO will perform the famous John Williams film score of "Home Alone" along with a full screening of the movie. Tickets will go on sale soon, so don't miss this unique and…

Dylan DeanNovember 1, 2026

Music Guests Performances

La Perla Comes to Kansas!

La Perla, an all women's group of percussionists are coming all the way from Columbia to Kansas to give an interactive, high energy, exciting performance of a lifetime. They specialize in the music of 'cumbia' and they have adapted that to both traditional and modern styles of music. La Perla…

Dylan DeanOctober 29, 2026

Faculty Music Featured

K-State Music Faculty Member Publishes Work on Italian Emigrants and Concerts at the Ellis Island Immigration Station

Dorothy Glick Maglione, Assistant Professor of Musicology in the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance 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…

Dylan DeanOctober 26, 2026

Music Performances

KSU Organ Studio to Celebrate Halloween with Organ Music

Celebrate Halloween in style by attending the Kansas State University Organ Studio Concert at 7:30 PM on October 30, 2026, in All Faiths Chapel! The evening will begin with Johann Sebastian Bach's Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, a work often associated with Halloween and performed by faculty member Dr.…

Dylan DeanOctober 26, 2026

Faculty Music Featured Performances

Wytko and Arrington Present Concert In World-Renowned San Francisco Herbst Theatre As Part of Prestigious Concert Tour

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. Regarded as one of the most significant performance venues worldwide, Herbst Theatre is located within the San Francisco War Memorial and…

Dylan DeanOctober 22, 2026

Faculty Music

Maglione’s Musicological Research Comes to Life on the Concert Stage in Kansas City

Dorothy Glick Maglione, Assistant Professor of Musicology, collaborates with professional choir Cardinalis in a performance that brings her work on the intersection of music and immigration to life. Amidst an era in New York defined by various waves of migration, the concerts at Ellis Island Immigration Station for people detained…

Dylan DeanOctober 17, 2026

Faculty Music News Featured

Alyssa Morris Presents “The Works of Alyssa Morris” at Carnegie Hall

Alyssa Morris, K-State Associate Professor of Oboe, presented a recital as oboist and composer at Carnegie Hall in New York City on October 14, 2026. The concert, "The Works of Alyssa Morris," featured five new compositions for oboe and chamber ensemble. Morris performed oboe and English horn, and was joined…

MTD NewsOctober 15, 2026