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Clarinet Choir Selected to Perform at KMEA

We are excited to announce that the K-State Clarinet Choir has been selected to perform at the 2027 Kansas Music Educators Association (KMEA) In-Service Workshop in February! The ensemble recorded several works last May and submitted the recordings as part of KMEA’s blind audition process. We are thrilled to be…

Dylan DeanSeptember 15, 2026

Faculty Music Performances

GOINS PERFORMS AT WALKER’S IN WICHITA

Wayne Goins brought his jazz guitar talents to Wichita when he performed on September 11 at Walkers@Works with his quartet:, including Doug Ragon on piano, Kim Trujillo on drums, Steve Rigazzi on bass.

Dylan DeanSeptember 14, 2026

Music Performances

KSU Grad music student sought after for international performances

KSU Master of Music graduate student, Tom Stark, will be accepting a United States Army Band post with the options of Haiwaii and Korea. This will start in the fall, and this summer he will be performing in an opera orchestra in Sicily, Italy. Tom has also be the second…

Dylan DeanMay 12, 2026

Faculty Music News Featured Performances

Craig Parker: The Last Recital

On Sunday, May 10 at 3:30 p.m. in All Faiths Chapel, Craig B. Parker will perform his last KSU solo recital after 44 years on the Kansas State University faculty. He will be assisted by his K-State colleagues pianist Amanda Arrington, soprano Amy Rosine, mezzo soprano Patricia Thompson, and flutist…

MTD NewsMay 8, 2026

Music News Performances

Cook performs at Senior Recital in Kirmser (204)

Jackie Cook will be performing works she has done throughout her years at K-State. She will be accompanied by Amanda Arrington and joined by other K-State students. Junior doing a senior recital? This junior is doing her senior recital a semester early doing works by Stanford, Tartini, Brandon, Crusell, and…

Dylan DeanMay 1, 2026

Current Students Alumni Theatre News Performances

Student-Led. Ensemble-Driven. Remarkable.

There are moments that remind us why we do this work. This is one of them. The Well-Lit Shadow is an all student-led production—a true ensemble effort from start to finish. Emmett Spaw was commissioned to write this original play using archival materials from the Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum,…

David MackayApril 30, 2026

Dance Faculty Current Students News Featured Guests Performances

QuVee Mock Masterclass Series brings world-class performance opportunity to K-State students

K-State Dance students found themselves with a rare opportunity to perform alongside world-class professionals in a McCain Performance Series concert thanks to faculty connections, cross-campus collaboration, and funding from the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance's QuVee Mock Masterclass Series.

Dylan DeanApril 13, 2026

Dance Music Theatre News Featured Guests Performances

The Newberry Consort presents “Corkscrews, Coils, and Clocks”

For the first time ever, Chicago's acclaimed Newberry Consort performs in Manhattan, KS, presented FREE with RSVP as part of the QuVee Mock Masterclass Series. Music from Ockeghem to Josquin celebrating the musical, technological, and scientific inventions from the 15th & 16th centuries.

MTD NewsFebruary 17, 2026

Faculty Music Performances

Faculty Brass Quintet to Perform

Brass faculty will present a recital of varied repertoire for Brass Quintet. This performance will be the final Faculty Brass Quintet Performance for Dr. Craig Parker (trumpet) as he plans to retire in May of 2026

Dylan DeanFebruary 9, 2026

Faculty Music News Performances

KSU Faculty Brass Quintet will present its spring recital at All Faiths Chapel on Wednesday

The KSU Faculty Brass Quintet will present music of four centuries on Wed., February 11 at 7:30 in All Faiths Chapel. Faculty members Jacqueline Fassler-Kerstetter, Daniel Hinman, Steve Maxwell, Craig B. Parker and grad. student Larry Dean will perform

MTD NewsFebruary 9, 2026