The Osher School of Music at the University of Southern Maine, in collaboration with the Portland Symphony Orchestra, will present a master class with PSO Music Director Eckart Preu, featuring graduate students in choral, wind, and orchestral conducting. The … Read More
Composer/Pianist Richard Pearson Thomas joins the Osher School of Music for a Voice and Composition Residency and Performance. This performance is the culmination of a two-day residency with composer and pianist Richard Pearson Thomas. Through intensive master class work with … Read More
Matthew Nelson will be joined by friends and faculty for his senior composition recital. The program will feature music ranging from contemporary classical to original jazz tunes. All are welcome to see the culmination of years of composition in this … Read More
Abraham Wodjewodzki, student of Barry Saunders, will present the finale to his studies at the University of Southern Maine in a saxophone recital that will feature classical and jazz repertoire. Other performers will include Nate Johengen, alto and tenor … Read More
(Rescheduled from March 4 due to snowstorm) Hallie Pike presents her senior recital at the Osher School of Music at the University of Southern Maine. A student of Dr. Thomas Parchman, Hallie is a clarinet performance major with a minor … Read More
Dan Kaschub, student of Ryan Noe, will present his senior trumpet recital at the Osher School of Music at the University of Southern Maine. Other performers on the program include Morgan Lee, piano; Ryan Geary, bass; Sam Smith, drums; … Read More
Professor of music, Thomas Parchman and pianist Chiharu Naruse will perform a faculty concert for students, the general public, and the University community. The concert will take place at Corthell Concert Hall on Thursday, January 19 at 7:30 p.m. The doors will open at 7 p.m.
The Osher combos are hitting the road once again to light it up at One Longfellow Square. Come along to see our small jazz ensembles bring the heat!
The annual Honors Recital showcases the School of Music’s most accomplished undergraduate soloists and composers, who are selected by audition before an outside jury of professional musicians. The audience will be treated to a varied mix of instruments, voices, and styles of music, ranging from classical to musical theater to jazz. The names of the winners will be engraved on the permanent plaque hanging in Corthell Hall that lists all Honors Recitalists since the inception of the event in 1978.