The Williams College Department of Music presents Miranda Cuckson and Nunc. This event is free and open to the public. Since its successful inaugural concert in 2007 in New York City, Nunc has presented distinctively curated programs and given celebrated world and United States premieres by composers including Stefano Gervasoni, Patricia Alessandrini, David Rakowski, Michael Hersch, Ileana Perez Velasquez, Diego … Continue reading "Miranda Cuckson and Nunc – Visiting Artist Series"

The Williams College Department of Music presents Syotos. This event is free and open to the public. SYOTOS performs boundary-busting music that gives new meaning to Latin jazz. SYOTOS boasts stars from the ensembles of Tito Puente, Eddie Palmieri, and Ray Barretto. Their music fuses strands of Afro-Cuban, funk, jazz, gospel, and contemporary classical into a swirl of surging rhythm. … Continue reading "Syotos Latin Jazz – Visiting Artist Series"

In programs featuring cutting-edge new music and important works of the twentieth-century, the Williams Percussion Ensemble (WiPE) surveys a vast terrain of sound and rhythm. The ensemble employs all manner of percussion instruments, found sounds, and electronics to create music that resonates across boundaries of genre and discipline. In addition to music for percussion alone the group presents works for … Continue reading "Williams Percussion Ensemble"

Williams Brass Ensemble, led by Travis Dobson and Steve Felix features soloists and brass groups. There end of the year concert presents the best in chamber brass music.

Williams Concert Choir and the Williams Chamber Choir conducted by Anna Lenti present their spring concert. Williams College has long had a fine tradition of music performance in its choral ensembles. The choral program has much to offer students interested in singing, with a number of performances throughout the year, a wide range of repertoire, recordings and tours.