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The daily live streams will feature the talented BYU Ballroom Dance Company, Living Legends, Vocal Point, Young Ambassadors, and the International Folk Dance Ensemble.
New works by BYU students Austin Lopez and Caleb Cuzner will be performed in concert on Feb. 9 and 10.
“Scheherazade” by Rimski-Korsakoff is one of the most famous and popular classical works of all time, based on the classic folk tales, “One Thousand and One Nights,” also known as the “Arabian Nights.”
The innovative vocal group will perform a concert filled with a variety of new arrangements and familiar tunes on Nov. 15.
“All of these composers spent significant amounts of time working, living and being influenced by a country other than their native origin. The results are truly amazing.”
Kirt Saville gives a sneak peek for the upcoming Symphonic Band concert, "A Song or Dance," which will be performed on Nov. 7.
The first two Family Concert Series events will feature selections from “A Grand Night of Opera” and the BYU Jazz Ensemble.
The BYU Wind Symphony will present their concert titled Music from the Land Down Under on November 3.
Giacomo Puccini's contrasting operas, "Suor Angelica" (a tragedy) and "Gianni Schicchi," (a comedy) will be presented together by BYU's School of Music.
An evening of ensemble and combined choral performances from BYU’s premiere choirs.