The Tufts University Sunday Concert Series features the Tufts Flute Ensemble presenting fun and thought-provoking music from the 17th century to the 20th century featuring works by Quantz, Bozza, Frackenpohl, Hook, Krell and Etler. Nina Barwell, director. Free to the public for in-person attendance with no tickets required. The concert also may be viewed online …

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The Tufts University Arab Music Ensemble, directed by Naseem Alatrash, will be joined by Astaza, the Middle East Ensemble at Boston College, led by Nizar Fares, to present a concert entitled "Hayah," Arabic for “life.” The two groups will present a selection of songs from across the Arab world. Free to the public for in-person attendance …

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The Tufts University Department of Music presents "Games of Form," a concert of chamber music by faculty composers David Coleman, Mark DeVoto, Michael McLaughlin, Sid Richardson, Kareem Roustom, Thomas Stumpf and Joel Larue Smith, interspersed with new graduate and undergraduate composers’ miniatures. Free to the public for in-person attendance with no tickets required. The concert …

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The New Music Ensemble at Tufts University presents "Antarctica" — songs of melting ice caps, underwater creatures, and compositions inspired by sonic outlands. Don Berman, director. Free to the public for in-person attendance with no tickets required. The concert also may be viewed online via Tufts Music Live Streaming. 

Tufts University students compete for the Elizabeth Verveer Tishler Prize in Music Performance. The Tishler Prize, established in 1984 by Elizabeth Verveer Tishler, is awarded on the basis of a competition, open to all undergraduates except those enrolled in the Tufts-New England Conservatory dual degree program. Performance is limited to classical, jazz, or modern work. Elizabeth …

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The Tufts University Sunday Concert Series features the Tufts Chamber Orchestra presenting its fall concert under the direction of John Page. Free to the public for in-person attendance with no tickets required. The concert also may be viewed online through Tufts Music Live Streaming.

The Tufts University Youth Philharmonic, directed by John Page, presents its fall concert. Free to the public for in-person attendance with no tickets required. The concert also may be viewed online via Tufts Music Live Streaming.

Tufts University students present works for strings and piano. Free to the public for in-person attendance with no tickets required. The concert also may be viewed online via Tufts Music Live Streaming.  

Tufts University's Early Music Ensemble presents a concert of music from the court of one of the most influential musical patrons of early 16th-century Italy, Isabella D'Este of Mantua. Featuring music for viols, harpsichord, voices, Renaissance harps, recorders, lute, and other Renaissance instruments. Jane Hershey, director. Free to the public for in-person attendance with no …

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