Jason Alder is a clarinetist based in London, specializing in low clarinets, contemporary music, improvisation, electronics and world music. Jason is an endorsed artist for Henri Selmer Paris, Conn-Selmer and D'Addario.

The Central Florida SaxFest features activities for middle school, high school, college and community players, including performances, clinics and a saxophone band reading session. Bring your saxophone! There will also be vendors displaying saxophones and related products.

Come sing one memorized selection for the voice faculty at UCF in preparation for MPA or your college audition. We will work with you in a master class setting and offer feedback. Parents are encouraged to attend the welcome meeting at 1:00 p.m.; it will offer suggestions/tips on how to support their student's pursuit of a college music degree.

David Griffin is the fourth horn of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Upon graduating from Northwestern University in 1987, Griffin began his career with the Rochester Philharmonic and followed with positions in the orchestras of Montreal and Houston before joining the Chicago Symphony in 1995. Griffin has served as guest principal horn of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Saint Louis Symphony, Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra and Shanghai Radio Orchestra. In September 2017, Griffin traveled to Japan for a solo tour, performing recitals in Tokyo, Nagasaki, and Osaka.

UCF has two Jazz Chamber groups. These small groups perform music appropriate to the level of musicianship in the group. Repertoire and improvisation skills are the main focus of these groups. The Jazz Chamber groups perform frequently around Central Florida.

Assistant professor of trumpet Jesse Cook presents a recital on the UCF campus. Jesse Cook has been hailed by Fanfare Magazine as a trumpeter with "technical surety, a shining tone, dynamic control, a smooth legato, and real imagination."

Imogen Says Nothing is a contemporary comedy featuring Imogen, a character who only appears in the First Folio of William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, speaks no lines and is probably a typo.Aditi Kapil's bold and irreverent comedy tells the tale of an unforgettable woman in Elizabethan England who seizes the chance to break boundaries by participating in a performance traditionally reserved solely for men. As she takes the stage, the lines between identity and reality blur, especially since Imogen is also a bear. Imogen Says Nothing is a riotous exploration of empowerment and the enduring quest for visibility, ensuring that Imogen's voice will be heard loud and clear.Registration Link: https://arts.cah.ucf.edu/event/imogen-says-nothing/ Registration Info: Tickets: $25, $10 with UCF ID

Imogen Says Nothing is a contemporary comedy featuring Imogen, a character who only appears in the First Folio of William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, speaks no lines and is probably a typo.Aditi Kapil's bold and irreverent comedy tells the tale of an unforgettable woman in Elizabethan England who seizes the chance to break boundaries by participating in a performance traditionally reserved solely for men. As she takes the stage, the lines between identity and reality blur, especially since Imogen is also a bear. Imogen Says Nothing is a riotous exploration of empowerment and the enduring quest for visibility, ensuring that Imogen's voice will be heard loud and clear.Registration Link: https://arts.cah.ucf.edu/event/imogen-says-nothing/ Registration Info: Tickets: $25, $10 with UCF ID

Imogen Says Nothing is a contemporary comedy featuring Imogen, a character who only appears in the First Folio of William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, speaks no lines and is probably a typo.Aditi Kapil's bold and irreverent comedy tells the tale of an unforgettable woman in Elizabethan England who seizes the chance to break boundaries by participating in a performance traditionally reserved solely for men. As she takes the stage, the lines between identity and reality blur, especially since Imogen is also a bear. Imogen Says Nothing is a riotous exploration of empowerment and the enduring quest for visibility, ensuring that Imogen's voice will be heard loud and clear.Registration Link: https://arts.cah.ucf.edu/event/imogen-says-nothing/ Registration Info: Tickets: $25, $10 with UCF ID

The UCF Music Department is proud to announce the Thirty-fifth Annual UCF Clarinet Day on Sunday, February 2, 2025, with guest artist Ricardo Morales, Principal Clarinet of the Philadelphia Orchestra.Ricardo Morales joined The Philadelphia Orchestra as principal clarinet in 2003 and made his solo debut with the Orchestra in 2004. He previously served as principal clarinet of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. During his tenure with that ensemble, he soloed at Carnegie Hall and on two European tours. He has also been a featured soloist with the Chicago Symphony, the Cincinnati Symphony, the Indianapolis Symphony, the Seoul Philharmonic, the Columbus Symphony, the Memphis Symphony, and the Flemish Radio Symphony. Registration Link: https://cah.ucf.edu/events/music/ Registration Info: $25.00, Free with UCF ID

Imogen Says Nothing is a contemporary comedy featuring Imogen, a character who only appears in the First Folio of William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, speaks no lines and is probably a typo.Aditi Kapil's bold and irreverent comedy tells the tale of an unforgettable woman in Elizabethan England who seizes the chance to break boundaries by participating in a performance traditionally reserved solely for men. As she takes the stage, the lines between identity and reality blur, especially since Imogen is also a bear. Imogen Says Nothing is a riotous exploration of empowerment and the enduring quest for visibility, ensuring that Imogen's voice will be heard loud and clear.Registration Link: https://arts.cah.ucf.edu/event/imogen-says-nothing/ Registration Info: Tickets: $25, $10 with UCF ID

Imogen Says Nothing is a contemporary comedy featuring Imogen, a character who only appears in the First Folio of William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, speaks no lines and is probably a typo.Aditi Kapil's bold and irreverent comedy tells the tale of an unforgettable woman in Elizabethan England who seizes the chance to break boundaries by participating in a performance traditionally reserved solely for men. As she takes the stage, the lines between identity and reality blur, especially since Imogen is also a bear. Imogen Says Nothing is a riotous exploration of empowerment and the enduring quest for visibility, ensuring that Imogen's voice will be heard loud and clear.Registration Link: https://arts.cah.ucf.edu/event/imogen-says-nothing/ Registration Info: Tickets: $25, $10 with UCF ID

Imogen Says Nothing is a contemporary comedy featuring Imogen, a character who only appears in the First Folio of William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, speaks no lines and is probably a typo.Aditi Kapil's bold and irreverent comedy tells the tale of an unforgettable woman in Elizabethan England who seizes the chance to break boundaries by participating in a performance traditionally reserved solely for men. As she takes the stage, the lines between identity and reality blur, especially since Imogen is also a bear. Imogen Says Nothing is a riotous exploration of empowerment and the enduring quest for visibility, ensuring that Imogen's voice will be heard loud and clear.Registration Link: https://arts.cah.ucf.edu/event/imogen-says-nothing/ Registration Info: Tickets: $25, $10 with UCF ID

The band is composed of students in UCF's jazz studies program. Under the direction of saxophonist and American jazz musician, Saul Dautch, the Flying Horse Big Band performs at festivals and concert halls regionally and nationally. Registration Link: https://www.purplepass.com/events/305773-flying-horse-big-band-concert%2C-special-guest%3A-denn-feb-7th-2025 Registration Info: $20, $10 Student/UCF ID, Free SPA

Imogen Says Nothing is a contemporary comedy featuring Imogen, a character who only appears in the First Folio of William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, speaks no lines and is probably a typo.Aditi Kapil's bold and irreverent comedy tells the tale of an unforgettable woman in Elizabethan England who seizes the chance to break boundaries by participating in a performance traditionally reserved solely for men. As she takes the stage, the lines between identity and reality blur, especially since Imogen is also a bear. Imogen Says Nothing is a riotous exploration of empowerment and the enduring quest for visibility, ensuring that Imogen's voice will be heard loud and clear.Registration Link: https://arts.cah.ucf.edu/event/imogen-says-nothing/ Registration Info: Tickets: $25, $10 with UCF ID

Imogen Says Nothing is a contemporary comedy featuring Imogen, a character who only appears in the First Folio of William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, speaks no lines and is probably a typo.Aditi Kapil's bold and irreverent comedy tells the tale of an unforgettable woman in Elizabethan England who seizes the chance to break boundaries by participating in a performance traditionally reserved solely for men. As she takes the stage, the lines between identity and reality blur, especially since Imogen is also a bear. Imogen Says Nothing is a riotous exploration of empowerment and the enduring quest for visibility, ensuring that Imogen's voice will be heard loud and clear.Registration Link: https://arts.cah.ucf.edu/event/imogen-says-nothing/ Registration Info: Tickets: $25, $10 with UCF ID

UCF presents its piano ensemble showcase at the Rehearsal Hall of UCF's main campus.

The UCF Symphony Orchestra opens the doors for a dress rehearsal in preparation for their concert the following night as part of the St. Lukes Concert Series featuring Rebecca Burkardt as Guest Conductor. The UCF Symphony Orchestra is a full orchestra with strings, brass, woodwind and percussion. The group performs literature of the highest caliber by master composers such as Bach, Beethoven and Mahler.

The UCF Symphony Orchestra is a full orchestra with strings, brass, woodwind and percussion. The group performs literature of the highest caliber by master composers such as Bach, Beethoven and Mahler. The ensemble performs locally and regionally for various concerts and festivals and is open to all students regardless of major, but participation is by audition only, taking place at the beginning of each semester.

Franz Schubert's Winterreise (Winter Journey) is probably the most respected and performed song cycle ever written. Published in 1828, it is a setting of 24 poems by German poet Wilhelm Muller. This performance is a product of Thomas Potter's voice studio, each singing 2 or 3 of the songs, accompanied by pianist Julie Tompkins. It was designed to introduce the UCF voice students to this monumental work, and to share it in a public performance.